It's possible to override that delay without editing the file. I'm on my phone
right now so I can't look it up, but basically you call something like:
var filter = Behavior.getFilter(name);
delete filter.delayUntil;
Behavior.addGlobalFilter(name, filter, true);
The last line re-adds the filter with your change and forces it to
overwrite the old one. It's something like that...
On Mon, Sep 2, 2013 at 10:50 PM, Richard Neil Roque
<roquerichardn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes I've already seen the delayUntil property of the BS.Popover behavior.
> Upon removing it I can now get the behaviorResult of the target
> element. Having the option when to instantiate object in behavior is a
> really tricky part for me at first :) About the selector, i just miss
> something so I got confused.
> All in all. Thank you for your great work! Long live mootools!
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