I think I have found a typo in your code, which leads to the problems with animation.
extend(kendo.fx, {
...
animate: function(elements, properties, options) {
element.animate(multiple, extend({ queue: false, show: false, hide: false, duration: options.duration, complete: options.complete }));
...
The extend(...) call works as if it's called with window.extend(...), which extend window object with some properties.
I'm not sure that it's what you have expected to do.
Please confirm.
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Hi Vladimir,
This has been fixed some time ago - it was left accidentally and was not intended to extend the window object. This caused an exception when animating an element in a frame in IE9+ since the ownerDocument is read-only for security reasons. The service pack released on 15th May should include the fix (which is basically removing the surrounding extend()).
Greetings,
Kamen Bundev
the Telerik team
This has been fixed some time ago - it was left accidentally and was not intended to extend the window object. This caused an exception when animating an element in a frame in IE9+ since the ownerDocument is read-only for security reasons. The service pack released on 15th May should include the fix (which is basically removing the surrounding extend()).
Greetings,
Kamen Bundev
the Telerik team
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