Custom event for style updates

[henryruhs]

Can be tested this way:

$(window).on('viewport-units-buggyfill-style', function (event) {
    alert(event.type);
});

[henryruhs]

It would be great to have custom viewport-units-buggyfill-init too but I don't know the right place were to put it to...

[rodneyrehm]

PR for issue #62

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This is going to fail in IE10 and older, because it does not know the CustomEvent constructor. You'll need to add a polyfill for this.

It would be great to have custom viewport-units-buggyfill-init too but I don't know the right place were to put it to...

what do you intend to do with it? I'd say before initializing the hacks is a good time?

[henryruhs]

I'd like to add and remove classes to hide parts in the website that will be processed and look ugly before the buggyfill finished processing.

$(window).on('viewport-units-buggyfill-init viewport-units-buggyfill-style', function (event) {
    if (event.type === 'viewport-units-buggyfill-init') {
    //add buggy class to hide something
    } else {
    //remove buggy class to hide something
    }
});

[henryruhs]

Were is the best place to add the polyfill inside your core?

[rodneyrehm]

Were is the best place to add the polyfill inside your core?

since we're talking about few lines of code, I guess I'd just copy-paste it (with linking to the source) before the private functions.

[henryruhs]

Let me test it once you merged it to the master.

[rodneyrehm]

Why do you need this merged to master to test it?

bower link $moduleName
npm link $moduleName

[henryruhs]

I allready tested it with my fork, but not with the polyfill.

[rodneyrehm]

I don't understand. you still need to add the polyfill to your PR anyway?!

[henryruhs]

Lost in conversation, I thought you are going to add it. Anyway - I updated my fork. The pull request can be merged.