Take a look at jquery.event (now found in event/event.js). I guess it
wouldn't be too hard to get the events from the elements and put your
handler in front of them (in the same list/array). If that works, you
could wrap it then as bindFirst() or something similar.
Yeah I was already doing this, but because elements.events[type] is an
object I'm not sure how to put a property in front of others. The other
issue was that all events seem to have a unique event id assigned to
them which adds some more complexity (I think). I'll figure out a way
and probably post it on here, but I was hoping for something simple to
already exist.
-- Felix
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Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Felix Geisendörfer schrieb:
Hey folks,
I've just been struggling with this and thought there is probably an
easy answer to it that's unknown to me:
*So the Question is: *I got an anchor element that has an onClick
event attached to it (using jQuery) and I need to register a second
event that is going to be called before that. Is there a proper/good
way to do this?
Take a look at jquery.event (now found in event/event.js). I guess it
wouldn't be too hard to get the events from the elements and put your
handler in front of them (in the same list/array). If that works, you
could wrap it then as bindFirst() or something similar.
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