Reputation: 456
I'm trying to access a Flickity instance with JS that has already been initialized in other JS code which I don't have access to. I have tried using Flickity.data('.slider')
, as well as just creating a new Flickity instance with new Flickity('.slider')
. Flickity.data
returns undefined
, and creating a new instance entirely returns a flickity object, but it doesn't actually correspond to the existing slider. I know neither of these approaches are supposed to work in this case, but is there any way to do this or is it not possible?
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