.off and .destroy fn's broke?

[dontboyle]

var monitor = scrollMonitor.create(someElement); .on('enterViewport', onEnterFunction); //works great

.off('enterViewport') //doesn't work //keeps calling .on('enterViewport', onEnter);

Same with destroy - doesn't work.

Thanks for any feedback

[stutrek]

you have to tell it which callback you want to remove, it doesn't clear them all out like jquery does.

You can monitor.destory() if you want to destroy it.

[dontboyle]

So I have to pass in the onEnterFunction to the .off??

Got it thanks!

[dontboyle]

@stutrek

Hey I appreciate the feedback so far - just wanted to let you know that the above is still not working properly. - Off does so I'm good to go, thought i'd leave this here however.

var monitor = scrollMonitor.create(someElement);
monitor.on('enterViewport', onEnter); //works
//monitor.off('enterViewport', onEnter); //works
monitor.destroy(); //doesn't work