Destroy doesn't unbind the scroll events

[alvarotrigo]

It seems that the destroy option doesn't completely destroy the plugin effect on the site.

For example, if you try to destroy the plugin and then scroll over the previously scrollable content, the site scrolling functionality stops working. You will be able to scroll using the scrollbar, not not by using the mouse wheel / trackpad.

Here's a reproduction of the bug.

Notice a couple of things:

• Scrolling with mouse wheel / trackpad over the previously scrollable element blocks the scrolling.
• Scrolling outside the previously scrollable element works as expected.
• If you scroll the slimScroll until its bottom before destroying it, when destroying it, it works properly as it should in any occasion.

[djivko]

To fix the issue add

 function detachWheel(me) {
     if (window.removeEventListener) {
         window.removeEventListener('DOMMouseScroll', _onWheel, false );
         window.removeEventListener('mousewheel', _onWheel, false );
     } else {
         document.detachEvent("onmousewheel", _onWheel)
     }
             me.unbind('touchstart');
     me.unbind('touchmove');
     me.unbind('mouseenter mouseleave');
    }

After attachWheel() function. Then call the function like this:
detachWheel(me); on lines 150 and 165 (both places where there is a check for 'destroy' option)

[alvarotrigo]

@djivko a bit late, but thanks.
I already solved by by using:

$('.destroy').click(function(){
    $('.scrollable').slimScroll({
        destroy:true
    });

    var $elem = $('.scrollable'),
    events = jQuery._data( $elem[0], "events" );

    if (events) {
        jQuery._removeData( $elem[0], "events" );
    }
});

Now still have to solve this other bug.