Closed paulinhoAlmeida closed 11 years ago
I came out with this solution let me know if is a good one
listOfTs = []
build: (json)=> .each .keys(json), (k)=> console.log "building [#{k}]" if @is_demo klass = Graphene.DemoTimeSeries else klass = Graphene.TimeSeries
model_opts = {source: json[k].source}
delete json[k].source
if json[k].refresh_interval
model_opts.refresh_interval = json[k].refresh_interval
delete json[k].refresh_interval
ts = new klass(model_opts)
_.each json[k], (opts, view)=>
klass = eval("Graphene.#{view}View")
console.log _.extend({ model: ts, ymin:@getUrlParam(model_opts.source, "yMin"), ymax:@getUrlParam(model_opts.source, "yMax") }, opts)
new klass(_.extend({ model: ts, ymin:@getUrlParam(model_opts.source, "yMin"), ymax:@getUrlParam(model_opts.source, "yMax") }, opts))
listOfTs.push(ts)
ts.start()
stop:-> _.each listOfTs, (ts, index)-> ts.stop();
Yes, this is what stop
was for, your solution is good.
How can I stop graphene object and backbone http calls and is refresh, The situation is this one, I'm trying to Graphene into a Jquery UI so when I go from one Div to another, I want to stop the ajax calls.