This feature is experimental. It may be changed or removed in a future version.
Runs a callback when the given element or its ancestors were aborted.
This utility function simplifies consumption of the up:fragment:aborted
event.
Let's say we want to reload an element after 10 seconds. If requests for that element were aborted before the 10 seconds are over, we no no longer want to reload:
let timeout = setTimeout(() => up.reload(element), 10000)
up.fragment.onAborted(element, () => clearTimeout(timeout))
The callback to run.
It will be called with an up:fragment:aborted
argument.
A function that unsubscribes the callback.