Event.observe(window, 'load', function () {
alert('1');
});
Event.observe(window, 'load', function () {
alert('2');
});
Firefox, opera alerts 1 then 2, IE alerts 2 THEN 1!! Order is
reversed and developeres are puzzled! Why isn't this issue still
fixed?!
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Hi,
Why isn't this issue still
fixed?!
You say still. Is there an _open_ bug report for it in
Lighthouse[1]? Because if there isn't, it's not going to be fixed.
In any case, I don't think it would be a fix, it would be an
enhancement. As far as I know, Prototype does not make any guarantee
as
Hello... Dziamid,
Please the tone of your message is far but polite. The developers of the
prototype project will do everything they can to address issues as they can.
It's not like they don't want to fix certain issues on purpose.
They are users also so if there are nasty bugs in prototype.js
I'm going to agree with others, and say a) this is not a bug, and b) isn't
worth making the change. The observer pattern (on which the event architecture
is based), by design, does not guarantee order; nor should it, as it would
imply the observers are not orthogonal.
If you have order
