feature request: settings.delayShow

[jduhls]

Can use to delay the showing of the notification. Not sure if useful in other ways, but I needed this in special case to "cascade in and out" a group of notifications generated server-side using an ajax framework and then sent to client browser. It was a little more elegant than handling client-side. defaults.delayShow = 0. Relevant code I added to function Notify():

if(this.settings.delayShow > 0){
    setTimeout(function(notify){
        notify.init();
    }, this.settings.delayShow, this);
} else {
    this.init();
}

[mouse0270]

Why have the if statement. If you just wrapped it in the timeout wouldn't it activate immediately since the delay would be defaulted to 0?

[jduhls]

Docs mention something about delayed execution even if 0. Played it safe?

Source: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WindowTimers/setTimeout

[jduhls]

Hm...further on the docs suggest even >4 ms.

[mouse0270]

Yeah, it appears if you use setTimeout to many times it can be set to default 4ms to 10ms based on the browser. On Wed, May 4, 2016 at 10:13 PM Jonathan (J. D.) Uhls < [email protected]> wrote:

Hm...further on the docs suggest even >4 ms.

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