Hi Alex,

Thanks for your explanation. It's clearer now.
I think this event should have a special documentation for this element, and
if it could be "manually" fired as you propose it would help a lot.

Regards
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2010/1/8 Alexander Steitz <alexander.ste...@1und1.de>

> Hi Anaël,
>
> On Friday 08 January 2010 16:54:10 Anaël Ollier wrote:
> > I think everything is in the title actually. I have a few Inline widgets
> on
> > my page and everything else works fine but this 'appear' event. I even
> have
> > several other events on them: click, mousedown, drag, drop, ... and they
> >  all work fine.
> >
> > A simple:
> > myInline.addListener('appear', function(e) { alert('hello'); });
> > after calling the constructor never displays the alert, while I can
> >  interact with the container from the other events.
> >
> > Is it a bug or did I miss someting?
> The inline root is a special container which is directly added and
> rendered.
> This way the "appear" event is not fired because the element you link the
> inline root to is already there.
>
> I guess we should either document this special behaviour or fire the
> "appear"
> event manually.
>
> Thanks for the question and I hope the answer is sufficient.
>
> cheers,
>  Alex
>
>
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