Browser Recall

[Remmi_Jefferson]

Hi, the browser is called only once, the second time nothing happens

 

if(notifications)
{
    notifications.destroy();
}
else{
    var notifications = mp.browsers.new("package://notifications/index.html");
    setTimeout(() => {
        notifications.destroy();
    }, 5000)
}

 

[MrPancakers]

in this instance you'd have to do notifications = null; after the destroy, even if you destroy it, it doesn't turn the variable to nothing, so therefore each time you run it, it's always running 'notifications.destroy() because if(notifications) is true.

[Remmi_Jefferson]

if(notifications)
{
    notifications = null;
}
else{
    var notifications = mp.browsers.new("package://notifications/index.html");
    setTimeout(() => {
        notifications.destroy();
        notifications = null;
    }, 5000)
}

So?

Edited February 14, 2020 by Remmi_Jefferson

[Xabi]

6 minutes ago, Remmi_Jefferson said:

if(notifications)
{
    notifications = null;
}
else{
    var notifications = mp.browsers.new("package://notifications/index.html");
    setTimeout(() => {
        notifications.destroy();
    }, 5000)
}

So?

The null should be assigned AFTER the destroy() line, don't just replace it.

That's what @MrPancakers told you to do and how it's supposed to work.

Edited February 14, 2020 by Xabi

[Remmi_Jefferson]

2 минуты назад, Xabi сказал:

The null should be assigned AFTER the destroy() line, don't just replace it.

That's what @MrPancakers told you to do and how it's supposed to work.

if(notifications)
{
    notifications = null;
}
else{
    var notifications = mp.browsers.new("package://notifications/index.html");
    setTimeout(() => {
        notifications.destroy();
        notifications = null;
    }, 5000)
}

 

Does not work