Hi, guys,
Just brainstorming: what to you think of adding a second argument to the
"remove()" method, for it to trigger a 'remove' event? I've dealed with code
that could be more elegant if observers were aware of such an event, so to
avoid memory leaks and useless processing...
Of course a solution like this:
jQuery.fn.removeAndNotify = function() {
this.trigger('remove'); // Or this.trigger('remove.someNamespace')
this.remove();
};
can be implemented, but I wonder if it could be slightly more generic than
that... you guys ever felt the need for it?
--
Diogo Baeder
http://www.diogobaeder.com.br
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