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I'm attaching the livequery in the following manner
$('body').livequery( '.clasname', function(){
console.info('Created in DOM');
console.log(arguments);
Sidekick.Events.trigger('expireWaitFor');
},function(){
console.info('Removed from DOM');
console.log(arguments);
});
then when an element is found I trigger the expire event as
$('body').expire( '.clasname' );
I run a test after wards and I continue to get logs firing whenever I add the class classname to anything within the body or take them out... so it seems that I'm not using the expire function properly...
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I'm attaching the livequery in the following manner
$('body').livequery( '.clasname', function(){
console.info('Created in DOM');
console.log(arguments);
Sidekick.Events.trigger('expireWaitFor');
},function(){
console.info('Removed from DOM');
console.log(arguments);
});
then when an element is found I trigger the expire event as
$('body').expire( '.clasname' );
I run a test after wards and I continue to get logs firing whenever I add the class classname to anything within the body or take them out... so it seems that I'm not using the expire function properly...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: