Would be nice to have a bower.json file and support to add these through bower not just manually.

It seems that when pollingInterval is smaller value than idleAfter then idle doesn't every happen?

Are there compatibility limitations for this script?
I receive the following error when utilizing the script verbatim with jquery.2.02

TypeError: owner is undefined
return owner.nodeType ?

in
jquery-2.0.2.js (line 3360, col 1)

http://www.erichynds.com/jquery/a-new-and-improved-jquery-idle-timeout-plugin/ redirects to http://www.erichynds.com/blog/a-new-and-improved-jquery-idle-timeout-plugin which is fo-oh-fo, bro.

It would be nice if you could create a nice documentation.
OK, as a developer I can look into your source on the demo pages, but still, it would be nice to have a bit more documentation / reference guide.

Any recommendations on how to handle when the timer is running on a page and the user triggers an action that opens an iframe window? The idle warning always displays when the iframe is open because it is looking for "activity" on the parent page which never happens. Ideally I'd like to disable or suspend the timer on the parent page and have it run on the iframe window when the iframe is open.
Thanks.

I have change default idletimer in .jquery.idletimer.js

timeout = 40000,

but still 30 seconds countdown

self._keepAlive(); should be added on line 39. This can be an issue if server session timeout <= warningLength + pollingInterval.

hello, I have implemented this plugin and it is working like but when I am requesting via ajax the timer is not resuming and continue to countdown the seconds because of idle session

I have further looked into stack overflow and tried couple of things as suggested but that too didn't worked for me.
1st I have tried the answer which I got here
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35143230/jquery-ajax-aborted-in-laravel-5-2-using-jquery-idle-timeout

ie., either commenting out the ajax timeout or call it on ajax success but there I got timer appended into existing timer instead of resuming the exisitng timer and thus logging out after the completion of 1st timer.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31888343/reset-idletimeout-counter-between-ajax-post

2nd I tried to call it on ajaxSuccess function but that too gave me the same above mentioned problem

Now, I would be thankful If you help me out to solve this issue I want to resume the timer like it is resuming on click or reload of the page after every ajax call.

Hi, i have placed this plugin in my project and the datatables fail to fetch the data from the db. What could be the problem here.

The private keep alive function should access the document title through the document variable instead of the element passed in.

Any time the title of the document is changed after the timeout has been initialized a keep alive call will reset the title back to what it was at the time the timeout object was initialized.

I seem to be having trouble controlling the style without it taking over my whole site. I have default font size for my site fairly large, but that makes the timeout dialog unreadable. Can't seem to set css so that ONLY the dialog is affected. The only luck I've had is setting font size for the body tag, but like I said that makes the text for the rest of the site too small.

An option to have the title tag change with the countdown.

The use case is I am on another tab and I can see the title bar change and count down notifying me that I either need to keep my session open, or let it die.

Thanks,

Justin

In my application i have ajax setup to show loader and this is done globally. Issue is that when idle ping the server the loader is showing. My purpose is to set ajax global attribute to false or to be configurable.