bootstrap-notify Suggestion: Add option to disable to ticker if desired

currently I've done workaround by using a custom template that doesn't have the progressbar html in it, however the internal polling is still happening for it.

It'd be nice if there was an option to either enable or disable the ticker for notifications, and make it a global settings as well so notifications can default to either using or not.

Mar 18 '15 22:03 Zxurian

Is the internal polling for it causing an error when no progressbar is found? I hadn't noticed any when I was testing.

Mar 18 '15 22:03 mouse0270

it's not causing an error, no. The workaround of just not having the dom there to update is enough for now. I was just thinking it might be better to have an option to get rid of the polling entirely, so instead of setInterval() for delay / timer, you can just have a single setTimeout()

Mar 19 '15 13:03 Zxurian

How does the set timeout workaround you developed handle when someone would like the timer to pause of the cursor is hovered over it?

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it's not causing an error, no. The workaround of just not having the dom there to update is enough for now. I was just thinking it might be better to have an option to get rid of the polling entirely, so instead of setInterval() for delay / timer, you can just have a single setTimeout()

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Mar 19 '15 13:03 mouse0270

I hadn't considered, the hover, but that could be taken care of by storing the start time of the display in a variable, and then on hover, just cleat the timeout an update the time elapsed, and on mouseout, start another setTimout with the remaining time.

Mar 27 '15 17:03 Zxurian

Suggestion: Add option to disable to ticker if desired

it's not causing an error, no. The workaround of just not having the dom there to update is enough for now. I was just thinking it might be better to have an option to get rid of the polling entirely, so instead of setInterval() for delay / timer, you can just have a single setTimeout()

it's not causing an error, no. The workaround of just not having the dom there to update is enough for now. I was just thinking it might be better to have an option to get rid of the polling entirely, so instead of `setInterval()` for `delay / timer`, you can just have a single `setTimeout()`