skip autoplay for some time after user interaction #729
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Can you call this userActivity
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| var autoplayDefault = 0; | |||
| var userSkipAutoplayDefault = 0; | |||
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It looks like I was lazy and there's no documentation for this plugin. (Either in the comment above, or a separate README file.) Could you add it now? Including your own addition.
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| autoplayDefault = util.toNumber( data.autoplay, 0 ); | |||
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| if ( data.userSkipAutoplay ) { | |||
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Naming convention: You must call the attribute data-autoplay-something=""
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| if (userSkipAutoplay > 0) { | ||
| userSkipAutoplay = userSkipAutoplay - 1; | ||
| setAutoplayTimeout( timeout ); |
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I don't understand this... If I have
data-autoplay="5" data-autoplay-userdelay="2"
...then the total time on the slide is set to 15 seconds? This is a very weird outcome.
A simpler alternative, both for users and as implementation would be to just have userdelay as a boolean:
data-autoplay="5" data-autoplay-userdelay="1" (or "true")
and then in userActivity() just reset the clock:
var userActivity = function(event) {
reloadTimeout(event);
}
You could make this enabled by default. It seems like a good feature.
Skip autoplay if a key press, a key release, a mouse move, a mouse button click or a touch is noticed.
To skip two autoplays after a user interaction use:
data-user-skip-autoplay="2"