I think this is a little different from what was originally asked for.
Something along the lines of:
jQuery.fn.cloneWithEvents = function( deep ) {
var old = this;
return this.clone( deep ).cloneEventsFrom( old );
};
This way you can do the cloning (and the event cloning) all in one operation:
$("div.toggle").cloneWithEvents().appendTo("#container");
--John
On 1/25/07, Brandon Aaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've noticed several times on the list people asking why .clone()
> doesn't clone the events along with the elements. No more worries ...
> now you can clone those events if you need too!
>
> var $elements = $('.elements');
> $elements
> .clone()
> .cloneEventsFrom($elements);
>
> There is also a .cloneEventsTo() which acts like .appendTo().
>
> var $elements = $('.elements');
> var $clonedElements = $elements.clone();
> $elements.cloneEventsTo($cloneElements);
>
> You can find this plugin in SVN:
> http://jquery.com/dev/svn/trunk/plugins/cloneEvents/cloneEvents.js?format=txt
>
> You can run the unit tests here:
> http://brandon.jquery.com/plugins/cloneEvents/test/unit.html
>
> --
> Brandon Aaron
>
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