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Two callback functions for different events. Created Mar 22, 2010

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kurai

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Mar 22, 2010

Two callback functions for different events.

Posted: Mar 22, 2010

Hi!
I need to have two different Callback functions for two overlay events. Long story short, I need to start a timer on load and to stop it on closing the overlay.

So I did this:
	$("img[rel]").overlay({ 
		
		onLoad: function(event)  {
			$(".achievementoverlay").overlay().load();
			startTimer();
		}
		
		onClose: function(event) {
			stopTimer();
		}

But it destroys the entire overlay (the overlay doesn't open). Where am I wrong? Thanks!

kurai

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Mar 22, 2010

» Two callback functions for different events.

Posted: Mar 28, 2010

Reply to: Two callback functions for different events., from kurai
Uhm... noone can help?

gmcfarlane

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Mar 9, 2010

» Two callback functions for different events.

Posted: Mar 29, 2010

Reply to: Two callback functions for different events., from kurai
kurai

im new at this myself, i am doing it a little different
but here is what works for me

var exposeOptions = {
color: '#000000',
loadSpeed: 1200,
opacity: 0.65,
onLoad: startTimer,
onClose: stopTimer
}

overlayForModal = $("#triggerElem").overlay(
{
target: '#modalDiv',
expose: exposeOptions,
closeOnClick: false,
api:true
}
);

overlayForModal.load();

this is working for me.
In the first stmt i set up the trigger, returning the api
in the second i call the load().

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