> function myLittleFunction() {
>
> // do my changes to the page
>
> spanElement.addEventListener("click", myLittleFunction(), false);
>
> }
I don't think you want to have your event listener add itself as an
event listener each time it runs. Event listeners do not go away after
they are run. Event listeners should be added outside of their body.
On Feb 16, 9:14 am, Seven <[email protected]> wrote:
> The page I'm working on has a link inside a span like this:
>
> <span class="pagination-stuff">
> <a class="pagination-stuff-next-page"
> onclick="resetPage.startAt(50); return false;">
>
> There are several of them.
>
> What I need to do is to run my function AFTER that resetPage function,
> so I figured I could add an event listener to the span element like
> this:
>
> function myLittleFunction() {
>
> // do my changes to the page
>
> spanElement.addEventListener("click", myLittleFunction(), false);
>
> }
>
> This doesn't work. What happens is that when the script is executed,
> it stalls when it tries to add the event listener, and I have to kill
> the browser (I take it to a field behind the house).
>
> What am I doing wrong?
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