Hi,
anyone had any luck with using event delegation for mouseenter and
mouseleave events? I'm constantly adding and removing elements from
the page, so it would be much better and easier than keeping track of
all handlers manually.
Cheers,
Szymon
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On 26 Nov 2009, at 11:48, szimek wrote:
anyone had any luck with using event delegation for mouseenter and
mouseleave events? I'm constantly adding and removing elements from
the page, so it would be much better and easier than keeping track of
all handlers manually.
For global handlers, we
Hi Hippyjim Starbrook,
this is not the way you should do. It's better to use a wrapper to t
(he native function. First because you did not modify the standard
behaviour of prototype, and also because you still have the capability
to call the original function.
Have a look to the wrap() function
Hi David:
Thanks very much for your replies which I eagerly awaited.
unfortunately
just now I noticed them although I checked every day. Thanks
especially
for checking the page as you have. Using FF3.5.5 I still see green
coloring on
most of the uppercase letters. I'll re-read your suggestions
On Nov 23, 2:53 pm, david david.brill...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi again,
I've checked on on another computer, and I see a problem in the menu
when first overing an element.
What I see is not a color problem, but an opacity problem.
Menu element's opacity is not set at page definition, so when
On Nov 23, 2:53 pm, david david.brill...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi again,
I've checked on on another computer, and I see a problem in the menu
when first overing an element.
What I see is not a color problem, but an opacity problem.
Menu element's opacity is not set at page definition, so when
