I suspect you could do something like extend the Tips class, and have
an extended attach method that fires the event:
var ExtendedTips = new Class({
Extends: [Tips],
attach: function(elements) {
this.parent(elements);
this.fireEvent('attach');
return this;
}
});
However, I've never used Tips, so maybe someone has a better
suggestion.
Michal.
On Jan 5, 3:47 pm, csuwldcat <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey guys, wanted to do just-in-time attachment for Tips. I am doing
> so for a Google maps markers where the addition of said markers is
> compounding and dynamic in nature. Right now I .attach() the tip on
> mouseover of the target marker via event delegation. The problem is
> that the tip does not appear until the second mouseover obviously...
>
> What would be ridiculously sick would be to have an onAttach(); that I
> could do a:
>
> onAttach: function(tip){
> tip.show();
>
> }
>
> That would rock most certainly rock the Casba.
>
> PS: if there is a glaringly easy way to do this other than fireEvent
> (); (which I already tried to work in) please impress upon me your
> mootastic, sage-like wisdom :)
>
> - Daniel
