Aaron Heimlich schrieb: > On 1/9/07, *Andreas Wahlin* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote: > > Does this hold true for this.click() and this.offsetTop etc? > > > $(this).blur() = this.blur() > $(this).focus() = this.focus() > $(this).load() = this.load() > $(this).resize() = this.resize() > $(this).scroll() = this.scroll() > $(this).unload() = this.unload() > $(this).click() = this.click() > $(this).dblclick() = this.dblclick() > $(this).mousedown() = this.mousedown() > $(this).mouseup() = this.mouseup() > $(this).mousemove() = this.mousemove() > $(this).mouseover() = this.mouseover() > $(this).mouseout() = this.mouseout() > $(this).change() = this.change() > $(this).select() = this.select() > $(this).submit() = this.submit () > $(this).keydown() = this.keydown() > $(this).keypress() = this.keypress() > $(this).keyup() = this.keyup() > $(this).error() = this.error()
Wait a moment. This is over the top. Which element has a default mouseover() method (or error(), or unload() or ...). And also please especially remember, that there is no click() method for links. Maybe radios and checkboxes have a default click() method, but I'm not sure. -- Klaus _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
