On Dec 13, 2006, at 6:54 AM, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
so no .click() then?

ANdreas


The best thing to do is always use .bind("event", fn) for your
events. There
is no ambiguity when you do that. Many of those confusing shortcuts
will be
going away in an upcoming version.


I think the decision about what to do with the shortcuts has not been finalized yet.

Whatever happens to the other shortcuts, .toggle() and .hover() are going to stick around, because they're special cases. I'd be surprised if .click() went away anytime soon. It's just too quick, useful, and ubiquitous to get rid of it. Of course, none of these decisions are up to me, so take what I say with a grain of salt. However, a recent chat with John Resig led me to believe that .click () wasn't going to be relegated to a plugin, at least not in 1.1.

--Karl
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