2008/5/14 Pat Nakajima [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I've started putting together a way to specify per-object before/after
callbacks for any method. Probably not something to go in core, but
maybe something that would be interesting to core contributors.
There are some examples in a GitHub wiki
With regards to your desire to skip the callbacks for some methods,
you can actually call methodWithoutCallbacks to call a method sans-
callbacks.
I think that the wildcard/regex idea is neat, though I'm not sure how
it could be accomplished unobtrusively. I could imagine overriding all
of the
2008/5/15 Pat Nakajima [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
With regards to your desire to skip the callbacks for some methods,
you can actually call methodWithoutCallbacks to call a method sans-
callbacks.
I think that the wildcard/regex idea is neat, though I'm not sure how
it could be accomplished
I wanted to use the .select method to show an overlay when rolling
over a list item:
But it doesn't seem to work if I use $(this).select… ?
li onmouseover=$(this).select('span').show();
span style=display: none;text/span
/li
Works fine if I use ids:
li onmouseover=$('item1').show();
span
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 9:37 AM, AJS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But it doesn't seem to work if I use $(this).select… ?
That's because select /always/ returns an array. So you can use
select, you just have to make sure you access the array element,
something like $(this).select('span')[0].show()
I have done something similar in Class.addBehavior:
http://github.com/kangax/protolicious/tree/master/class.addbehavior.js
On the other hand, it's actually pretty easy to do this with plain
Function#wrap:
(function(p){
p.push = p.push.wrap(function(){
var args = $A(arguments), proceed =
