Making the plugin stateful for ability to destroy/reset

[bobbyrenwick]

We're using jQuery-menu-aim in a single page app and so needed the ability to destroy the event listeners that it sets up and also to reset the menu-aim to its initial state.

This is 100% backwards compatible and should allow for greater extensibility.

[arun057]

+1

But this doesnt fix #14 with out returning true to the exitMenu option.

[philfreo]

👍 for ability to cleanup

[slambdin1]

I'm not able to destroy the menu when i use the .menuAim('destroy') function. I pasted a snippet of my code below. Any ideas?

var navBar = $('.ko-nav');
navBar.menuAim({
activate: activateSubmenu,
deactivate: deactivateSubmenu,
rowSelector: listOfRows,
exitMenu: function() { return true; },
submenuDirection: "below"
});
.....
.....

$('.ko-nav').menuAim("destroy");