Don't forget about the possibility to register a global ajax callback
that enables automatic behaviours for newly inserted DOM elements.
YMMV if you're into JSON and/or dynamically generated DOM sections
with the new Element(...) stuff or scripty's builder.js -- you'll
probably want a recursive method that applies behaviours, something
like:
$('blah').applyBehaviours();
Or use wrap() to augment Element.update()....
Or....
Prototype is sweet, and gets more sugar on the top all the time... :)
Best,
Thomas
Am 03.05.2007 um 19:12 schrieb Mislav Marohnić:
> On 5/3/07, snarkyFish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've been using prototype and behaviour side by side for a while now.
> I am rather new to prototype, but I've yet to find anything as simple
> and clean as behaviour ( http://bennolan.com/behaviour/ ) for
> associating an event to a css selector.
>
> Once, when we (the core guys) chatted working on the event branch,
> I though of how easy it would be to re-implement Behaviour in
> Prototype:
> var Behaviour = {
> register: function(obj) {
> Event.onReady(function(){ for (sel in obj) $$(sel).each(obj[sel]) })
> }
> }
> Yeah, this is it. You only need Event.onReady() for this. You can
> find it in the event branch or you can copy it over from LowPro.
> Once Event.onReady() gets into trunk, these 3 lines will probably
> be all you need.
>
>
>
> >
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