I am still investigating whether or not my code caused this, but it seems that there is never a check to prevent node from being null
var node = _this.slider;
var coordinateStyle = constants.orientation[orientation].coordinate;
var directionStyle = reverse ? constants.orientation[orientation].reverseDirection : constants.orientation[orientation].direction;
var clientCoordinateStyle = 'client' + (0, _utils.capitalize)(coordinateStyle);
var coordinate = !e.touches ? e[clientCoordinateStyle] : e.touches[0][clientCoordinateStyle];
var direction = node.getBoundingClientRect()[directionStyle];
Is this expected behavior from rangeslider?
I have successfully recreated my error, as it only happens when my react component disappears (because it gets turned off and gets replaced). Is there a way I can prevent this error from happening?
I am still investigating whether or not my code caused this, but it seems that there is never a check to prevent node from being null
Is this expected behavior from rangeslider?
I have successfully recreated my error, as it only happens when my react component disappears (because it gets turned off and gets replaced). Is there a way I can prevent this error from happening?