i'm trying to plugin custom action to fancy close button, but nothing is happening, why is that ??
my code
$(".fancybox-close").click(function(){
$("#main-menu-nav a").removeClass("active");
$("footer").toggleClass("down", 400);
});
i'm trying to plugin custom action to fancy close button, but nothing is happening, why is that ??
my code
$(".fancybox-close").click(function(){
$("#main-menu-nav a").removeClass("active");
$("footer").toggleClass("down", 400);
});
Fancybox has a callback onClose you can define in its parameters
please try to use:
$("#TARGET_ELEMENT").fancybox({
'OTHER_PARAM':'OTHER_PARAM_VALUE',
'onClosed': function() {
alert("FIRED_ON_CLOSE");
}
});
Happy coding!
$("footer").toggleClass("down", 400);
is invalid jQuery code, toggleClass's second parameter must be a boolean http://api.jquery.com/toggleClass/.
Fancybox v1
provides API with a onClosed
method that's called when Fancybox closes.
Fancybox v2
provides API with a afterClose
method that's called when Fancybox closes.
The Tips & Tricks page has the method to use this public callback as seen below:
$("#tip5").fancybox({
'scrolling' : 'no',
'titleShow' : false,
'afterClose' : function() {
$("#main-menu-nav a").removeClass("active");
$("footer").toggleClass("down", 400);
}
});
Using this method to call your custom actions will ensure they are invoked when the overlay is clicked to close Fancybox, since the button itself isn't clicked.
Status Update: Per Simon's Answer on this page, note his point that you may have an issue with the switch parameter
for the .toggleClass();
method since the value of 400
may not do what your expecting unless (as the comment states), your using jQuery UI.