Wrong value in the first step in .animate() in 1.4.4

[jack.jia@…]

I am animating a list of images like this: $(element).animate({

left: left + 'px' },{ duration: 400, easing: 'linear', queue: false, complete: snap, step: function(now, fx) { for debug console.log('>>>>>>>'+($(this).position().left)); }

});

The element is like this: <div class="myscrollList" style="position: absolute; display: inline; top: 0px; left: -10680.7px; width: 14855px; height: 100%;">

The bug is sometimes the left value (which should be between -10680.7px and -11680.7px) is set to 0 in the first step, and therefore make the whole animation wrong and unexpected images flipped through.

[anonymous]

If I change to use jquery 1.0 then the bug will *not* be observed.

[rwaldron]

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[jack.jia@…]

Test with 1.6.2 and the bug doesn't show. So this is only for 1.4.4. Please close the bug then.

Thank you very much!