On Sun, Feb 6, 2011 at 12:46 PM, Max Vasiliev <[email protected]> wrote:
> BTW, agreed you should create a custom widget which will have
> 'setChecked' method.
>
As I said - I would rather not create a costume event. I want something that
bubbles. I'm creating costume input fields. The point is that I want to be
able to inject the in a way that will behave like normal inputs - so if a
form needs to submit on change, it can do that with delegation instead of
subscribing to each input separately. I want separation between the form
management and the input creation.
right now I'm using a mitigating observer that observes the inputs and is
observed by the form. something like:
var observer = new Events;// (mootools generic events class)
form.addEvent('change',function(value){
this.submit();
});
var ci = new CostumInput;//just for example
ci.addEvent('change',function(v){
observer.fireEvent('change',v);
});
this obviously works but it feels weird doing this when the DOM already
supports a better mechanism for notifying parents their children fired
events.
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