Default event callbacks set to false from documentation throw an error

[afterbit01]

Hello, this is my config :

<link rel="stylesheet" src="/assets/jalert/jAlert.css"/>
<script src="/assets/jalert/jAlert.min.js"></script> 
<script src="/assets/jalert/jAlert-functions.min.js"></script> 
 <script src="/assets/jalert/jTimeout.min.js"></script> 
      <script>
          $(function () {
            $.jTimeout({
              flashTitle: true, //whether or not to flash the tab/title bar when about to timeout, or after timing out
              flashTitleSpeed: 500, //how quickly to switch between the original title, and the warning text
              flashingTitleText: '**WARNING**', //what to show in the tab/title bar when about to timeout, or after timing out
              originalTitle: document.title, //store the original title of this page

              timeoutAfter: 60, //pass this from server side to be fully-dynamic. For PHP: ini_get('session.gc_maxlifetime'); - 1440 is generally the default timeout
              heartbeat: 1, //how many seconds in between checking the expiration - warning: changing this can effect your prior countdown warning and timeout - for best results, stick with 1

              extendOnMouseMove: true, //Whether or not to extend the session when the mouse is moved
              mouseDebounce: 30, //How many seconds between extending the session when the mouse is moved (instead of extending a billion times within 5 seconds)
              onMouseMove: false, //Override the standard $.get() request that uses the extendUrl with your own function.

              extendUrl: '/index.xhtml', //URL to request in order to extend the session.
              logoutUrl: '/auto-logout.xhtml', //URL to request in order to force a logout after the timeout. This way you can end a session early based on a shorter timeout OR if the front-end timeout doesn't sync with the backend one perfectly, you don't look like an idiot.
              loginUrl: '/login.xhtml', //URL to send a customer when they want to log back in

              secondsPrior: 30, //how many seconds before timing out to run the next callback (onPriorCallback)
              onPriorCallback: false, //override the popup that shows when getting within x seconds of timing out

              onClickExtend: false, //override the click to extend button callback

              onTimeout: false, //override the timeout function if you'd like
              onSessionExtended: false //override the session extension method (triggered only after a timeout)
            }
            );
            $.jTimeout().getExpiration(); //gets the expiration date string
            $.jTimeout().getSecondsTillExpiration(); //gets the number of seconds until the session expires
          });
      </script>

jQuery 3.4.1 / Chrome v 75.0

i get this error :

jTimeout.min.js:10 Uncaught TypeError: c.options.onPriorCallback is not a function at countdown (jTimeout.min.js:10) and then a series of : jTimeout.min.js:10 Uncaught TypeError: c.options.onMouseMove is not a function at HTMLBodyElement. (jTimeout.min.js:10) at HTMLBodyElement.dispatch (jquery.js.xhtml?ln=primefaces&v=7.0.5:2) at HTMLBodyElement.v.handle (jquery.js.xhtml?ln=primefaces&v=7.0.5:2)

the flashingTitleText: 'WARNING' is showed on the page title

[afterbit01]

removed all the options above and leave the default options .. the error has disappeared ..

[afterbit01]

just a question JAlert need Bootstrap?

[HTMLGuyLLC]

It doesn’t need bootstrap. You probably have a bad value or typo in your options. I’ll look when I get on my computer in a couple hours.

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just a question JAlert need Bootstrap?

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[afterbit01]

I asked for Bootstrap .. because the jAlert texts (ex .. Your session will timeout in ..) appear at the bottom of the html page .. I see the countdown, etc. but not the popup that covers the entire html page

[afterbit01]

It works!... it was a problem of CSS.. now i review my jTimeout options as suggested before.. thank you!!!.. btw.. great plugin!!! ;-)

[HTMLGuyLLC]

Can you fix your original comment above? The code formatting is only working for half of it. And thanks lol.

[afterbit01]

yes.. done!

[HTMLGuyLLC]

Looks like it doesn't like you passing false for those options: "onPriorCallback" and "onMouseMove". Just pass an empty function to see if that fixes it. Sorry I took so long to respond and didn't bother looking at my own code/documentation lol. I'm really tied up with stuff.

onMouseMove: function(){ }

or don't pass anything at all and you'll get the default functionality which might be what you're looking for...

[afterbit01]

Looks like it doesn't like you passing false for those options: "on Prior Callback" and "onMouseMove".

Yes it seems so.. I don't pass anything using the default and it works..

[HTMLGuyLLC]

Ok, so the check before running those methods needs to be fixed. Thanks for reporting it. If you have time and want to contribute, please change it and submit a pull request :) Otherwise, I'll update it as soon as I am able.