I'm a bit confused, how many functions are you trying to run onclick of
#login?
sken wrote:
Hey,
is it possible to get the binding of an object.
Let`s say i do
$(#login).click(function);
so the next time i call $(#login) i want to check if a click event
is already bind to that obejct.
So
The click event should only trigger ONE function.
I use a lot of ajax content and for some reason, it happens that on
one object (#login) there a several click bindings.
It's not visible for the user but in the console.
So i would be nice if there would be some kind of check like
var test
well, if there is only one function binded to the object, and only will
be one, why do you need to check if there is an event bound to it?
sken wrote:
The click event should only trigger ONE function.
I use a lot of ajax content and for some reason, it happens that on
one object (#login)
there are several click binding.
so the function is triggered several times.
the function gets ajax content
instead of getting this content only once the ajax request is done
several times
can you show me your code, as I'm still struggling to understand just
what you are trying to achieve.
Why would you bind several clicks to the object, all running the one
function?
sken wrote:
there are several click binding.
so the function is triggered several times.
the function gets
I don't do this intentionally. I DON'T want to bind several click
bindings on the object. Therefore i was just curious if there is a
check function to find out if there is already a binding.
Why would you bind several clicks to the object, all running the one
function?
That's my point. I DON'T
ok, I think I understand now, there is no check binding function or
plugin that I know off.
If I have understood you correctly then this is how I would go about it.
I would check if a variable onclick is set, if found to not of been set,
run through the ajax, and on the ajax callback, set
Would make sense but i think i go with my unbind solution ... thanx
for your help.
Well the way you do it would really do anything, it will just unbind,
then run the function again as it is chained?
sken wrote:
Would make sense but i think i go with my unbind solution ... thanx
for your help.
In what situation in your code would more than a single event be bound
to the element?
On Jul 21, 11:22 am, Liam Potter radioactiv...@gmail.com wrote:
Well the way you do it would really do anything, it will just unbind,
then run the function again as it is chained?
sken wrote:
Would
Having click handlers added repeteadly is a sign of bad structure in
your code. You should refactor your code to avoid that in the first
place, that should'nt be happening.
That said, there is a way to check for event handlers:
var $login = $('#login');
if ( jQuery.data( $login[0],
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