Triggers when autoplay is resumed, i.e. when cursor leaves accordion's direct children .jAccordion-slidesWrapper.
The described event is triggered only if the below listed conditions were met.
Callback can be attached to the event in the configuration section of the plugin:
$('selector').jAccordion({ onResume : function(e) { //Here goes your code, e.g. alert('Autoplay resumed and this slide should remain open for next ' + e.remainingTime + 'ms.'); //You can call any API method using this.method() } });
or it can be attached after initialization using API methods bind() or on():
$('selector').data('jAccordion').bind('onResume', function(e) { //Here goes your code, e.g. alert('Autoplay resumed and this slide should remain open for next ' + e.remainingTime + 'ms.'); //You can call any API method using this.method() });
Event object is a parameter of the callback and contains one or more attributes which store event-related info.
You can work with the event object like with any javascript object:
$('selector').jAccordion({ onResume : function(e) { //You can gain access to event property remainingTime using e.remainingTime } });
Demo 1 demonstrates how to create your own function displaying when autoplay is paused and when it's resumed plus amount of time for which active slide should remain open. Demo also uses a callback attached to event onPause.
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