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Hi,
I have a case where I need to reinstanciate the gridster (on window resize). But I cannot use the destroy method, because it delete the DOM elements.
And we have to clean properly on destroy, because the reinstanciation can inject some problems (drag / drop not managed ...).
If you want, I produce a function to resolve that:
fn.destroy = function(removeDOM) { $(window).unbind('.gridster');
if (this.drag_api) { this.drag_api.destroy(); this.$el.removeData('drag'); } this.remove_style_tags(); this.removeData('gridster'); if(removeDOM === undefined || removeDOM === true) { this.$el.remove(); } return this;
};
Cheers
Julien Roche
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SUPER! IT Resolved my problems! Very thx to you!
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This works for me: V0.7.0
var gridster = $(".gridster ul").gridster({ ... options }); gridster.removeData('drag'); gridster.data('gridster').destroy();
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Hi,
I have a case where I need to reinstanciate the gridster (on window resize). But I cannot use the destroy method, because it delete the DOM elements.
And we have to clean properly on destroy, because the reinstanciation can inject some problems (drag / drop not managed ...).
If you want, I produce a function to resolve that:
fn.destroy = function(removeDOM) {
$(window).unbind('.gridster');
};
Cheers
Julien Roche
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: