stop() doesn't stop the timer about jquery-timer-plugin HOT 9 CLOSED

Thanks @ortokore I'll take a look at this bug tonight 👍

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great! could it be that since the timer is being created on 'this', if I try to stop it from 'somewhere else' (out of scope) it just doesn't find/recognize the timer itself? hahaha kinda complicated. I come from an ActionScript background and that scope issue is usually the case with the setIntervals

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Do you mind writing pseudo script to explain that? It's about time it was updated anyway, so it'd be nice getting in features that people actually need :)

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ok -- this is what I'm using to start up the timer:

var tiempo = $.timer(function(nivel) {
    // some actions
});
tiempo.once(30000);

So this starts up the timer to run once for 30 seconds, then do some actions.

The problem is that if I want to stop the timer before the 30 seconds so those actions don't take place, the timer just keeps on going.

I've tried using the stop(); and stop("tiempo") to no avail.. also tried using the reset() function, but just doesn't wanna do it.. .any clues would be very helpful!!

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Ok, nailed it!! on the once() method/function the setTimeout wasn't referenced to the timeoutObject, which is the var that clearTimer clears. So now the once function looks like this:

this.once = function(time) {
    var timer = this;
    if(isNaN(time)) {time = 0;}
    this.timeoutObject = window.setTimeout(function() {timer.action();}, time);
    return this;
};

thanks a bunch! :D

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Awesome, I'll get this implemented either today or over the weekend. I'll let you know when it's done :)

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So you're all done then @ortokore?

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yes

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Awesome :) thanks for using my plugin too!

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