Also, on a second note...
Isn't this exactly the required method of attaching functions to events if you
want to specifically unbind them later on? I was on the assumption that in
order to unbind certain functions from events you need to pass in the exact
same function pointer as a parameter that you used when binding.
Like
$('#clickelem').bind('click',myAlert);
and then unbinding elsewhere:
$('#clickelem').unbind('click',myAlert);
Works perfectly. If you use, however:
$('#clickelem').bind('click',function(){ alert('foo!'); });
and then
$('#clickelem').unbind('click',function(){ alert('foo!'); });
It does not work, since those are actually 2 different functions created on the
fly (although identical).
Plus using the first method is often much cleaner for the code, too.
--
Suni
----- Original Message -----
From: Juha Suni
To: jQuery Discussion
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 11:49 AM
Subject: Re: [jQuery] bind two events to same function
$('#hoverelem').hover(myFunction,myFunction);
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