Hi @bilal43,
Sorry for the delay,
Ok let’s learn with examples:
1- ‘click‘ is a basic event which could be fired by any element in the page when it gets clicked by the mouse, if you put ‘click‘ in the ‘Events to fetch‘ input, tooltips will be leaded from the server each time you click anywhere, now this works but is not useful with Tooltipy, let’s take another example with a custom event.
2- Let’s say another plugin in your site loads some content with Ajax and triggers a custom event after loading, if the plugin uses jQuery you will find the event name in the ‘trigger()‘ function like : jQuery(“body”).trigger(“contentLoaded”);
here you should add the ‘contentLoaded’ custom event to the ‘Events to fetch‘ Tooltipy setting
Anyway the purpose of this setting is to add new tooltips on the new content which could be loaded with Ajax
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This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by
Jamel.Z.
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This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by
Jamel.Z.