Matthew Gregory wrote:
> Good to know, I was starting to get puzzled why it wasn't working :)
>
My listener was like this:
> APP = this; this.input_field.addListener("changeReadOnly",function(e){
> this.EEE = e; //this event object gets overwritten, why!?!?!?
> var newvalue = e.getData();
> var oldvalue = e.getOldData();
> this.debug("new value:" + newvalue + " and old value:" +
> oldvalue + " ...");
> }, this);
I tried accessing getData and getOldData on APP.EEE and the event object
was a different event of a mouseout. Why does my event object get over
written? Was it a reference to an object and that object was changed by
qooxdoo for a newer event?
I was stumped by the event getting overwritten all this time as I use
firebug to tab over all the properties and methods of an object,
including events.
cheers,
skar.
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