Use ouibounce without dummy object? about ouibounce HOT 6 CLOSED

@9mm, just added this — let me know if it works for you. (I also updated the README :)

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Hey travis, small world — I'm a big fan of pineapple.io (I created http://coursebacon.com/ way back when I was learning rails!).

I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to achieve — why would you call ouibouce on false? If you're trying to show a modal using ouibounce you def need to select an element (which ouibounce will then show).

All you're getting with ouibounce is the trigger — based on the mouseout event. You have full control over what happens on exit (which element you show, etc).

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Hey man, thats awesome! :)

Er, as for my question that was just a (probably awful) idea. Basically, I just would like to benefit from the outbounce API for when the user's mouse is leaving the page, but without ouibounce actually triggering a popup (I use this modal plugin for example).

What I currently do is create a blank dummy object, then place my vex modal code in callback: function() {}. It would just be cool to do that without having to create a dummy object.

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Ohh, I see. That's a neat use case!

Not sure if there's an easy way to add that in right now but pull requests are always welcome :)

@Jenius: any ideas on this?

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Instead of blowing you up with new issues, I'm just wondering if it's easy to let ouibounce work with IE8?

I get Object doesn't support property or method 'addEventListener'.

If not it's not a big deal I don't think... I do think this is an awesome plugin!

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Thanks for the heads up — that's a problem. Just opened up a new issue for it 👍

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