> > But, I would be sad to see .click, .hover, and .toggle go away, if > > they are among the "helper" functions you plan to put into a an > > external plugin. They just make so much more sense than "bind" to > > people new to programming/javascript/jQuery.
> I am not a fan of "bind" either, I'm sure it was inherited > from the other frameworks that use it. I would prefer .on() > and .un() (or perhaps .no()? ) because they're short and a > bit more intuitive. .on() sounds like a winner to me. Not sure about .un(), but I don't have a better idea - and .un() is certainly better than .no(). > To me, click is a verb and it's not intuitive to be setting a > click handler with the word click. Same here. Especially when the function is overloaded so that .click() [with no args] *is* a verb, i.e. it triggers the click event. Nasty! -Mike _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
