Dave Methvin wrote:
I ran into the "onactivate" event. "activate" is essentially the way <a>
tags work. In other words the event fires on a onclick and also when
onkeypress is fired for the enter key on an element.
I'm sure it's documented, but since you've already read about
it .... :)
How does this differ from focus? When would you use it?
Focus is different than activating a link.
Focus will fire when you tab over the link (there's also bubbling issues
without some tricks).
Activate basically behaves the exact same as a href on an <a> does.
href="javascript:foo();" and $a.activate(function(e) { foo(); }); will
basically behave the same.
~Daniel Friesen (Dantman, Nadir-Seen-Fire) [http://daniel.friesen.name]
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