[Question] How can I trigger an event when the Timer reaches 0?

[oliveratgithub]

[Question] How can I trigger an event when the Timer reaches 0?

[wimbarelds]

.end() does something else entirely. You're looking for something more like:

$("#Countdown").TimeCircles().addListener(function(unit, value, total) {
    if(total <= 0) location.reload(true);
});

[oliveratgithub]

👍 Sweet! Thank you for your prompt answer! Works perfectly.

Could you add this example to the documentation? I think it might help others trying to implement an addListener event. :)

[wimbarelds]

I don't think it would be best suited for the documentation page, a better place would be an examples page. However, right now I am extremely pressed for time, and likely will be for the next few months to come.

[GrigoryanKaren]

I have many timecircles and i need event when stopwatch is over .
AddListener is using to much memory.
Is there any alternative?

[wimbarelds]

Hello GrigoryanKaren,

When compared to the rest of TimeCircles, addListener uses extremely little memory unless you're doing something wrong (like continuously adding more and more listeners by accident).

[GrigoryanKaren]

thank you for response, I have like 200 timecircles or even more,maybe even 500, end js memory rize up to 300,000 K , (i have 8 GB RAM ) and eventually my page going very very slow.
I am sure that i add for each instance one listener.

[wimbarelds]

Even in that case, adding listeners would be an absolute fraction of the CPU/Memory used by the animations/visualization. I'd venture to say that removing just 1 instance of TimeCircles would likely free up more CPU/Memory than a thousand listeners (Mind you, thats an estimate).