Chris Domigan wrote: > I keep all my behaviours in separate functions. For instance if I had a > fancy table widget I'd have a function called initTable() that contained > the behaviour code. I'd call it initially upon page load, then call it > again when necessary if content has been updated via ajax.
Thanks for the suggestion. This will work and is a fine stragety on a single custom site. The problem is that you have to know precisely what behavious exist and need attaching. In e.g., Drupal, a particular site may have any of dozens of behaviours on any given page (each written by a different developer and each with a separate attach function). Hence the need for a method of tracking the available behaviours. Likely this will begin with what you're doing, but add a couple of pieces: registering the behaviours, calling all registered behaviours. _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
