Hi,
As far as I'm aware the order in which event handlers are triggered is
implementation-dependent (and I don't think IE is quite as reliable as
it seems, it's not always last-in-first-fired). The only way you can
be sure of the order is to register only a single handler and have
that handler trigger other handlers in a known order (which is easy
enough). Event.observe doesn't do that, it relies on the underlying
event implementation of the browser.
A little Googling on, say, "addEventListener order" or "attachEvent
order" (both without the quotes) will bring you lots of info about
event order peculiarities.
FWIW,
--
T.J. Crowder
tj / crowder software / com
On Sep 22, 9:36 am, vtsuper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear all
>
> I have try to use the element.fire to trigger 2 event
>
> var FCK = Class.create({
> initialize:function(id){
> document.observe('FCK:completed',
> this.func1.bindAsEventListener(this));
> document.observe('FCK:completed',
> this.func2.bindAsEventListener(this));
> },
> func1:function(){
> alert('1');
> },
> func2:function(){
> alert('2');
> }
>
> }
>
> in FF the sequence is prompt '1' and then '2'
> but in IE the sequence is prompt '2' and then '1'
>
> and how can I control the sequence??
>
> Regards
> Victor
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