My understanding is that Drupal.behaviours is just like .ready. I don't
understand your distinction between ajax and js, the J in ajax stands
for javascript. But at any rate, if you're doing something on an
element that doesn't exist yet, then that's what .live is for. Just put
that in your js that is in your page on the element you're expecting.
All .live really does is use event bubbling and event delegation to
capture the event on a containing element.
On 6:59 AM, [email protected] wrote:
In the case where there will be a popup opening on a page (not sure if
it will be via ajax or js yet) and I need a function to fire when the
popup closes, will Drupal.behaviors <http://Drupal.behaviors> act like
.live in that it will bind the function to the event at the time that
the selector becomes available (read: the popup eventually exists) ?
I was thinking perhaps this is where attachbehaviors is supposed to be
used, but that, I think, implies that I can alter the code that
creates the popup, and I cannot...I just need to 'hook' into its close
event.
Jeff
