Back to happy. All is working. Thanks again TJ, and I love when
things work as expected! I have been pulling my hair out all
weekend!
Karl..
On Sep 19, 11:25 pm, kstubs kst...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh my gosh! OK, I never considered that bind() returns a function.
Wow... that changes everything.
Does it mean: if I am using a member variable (ie., this.active =
false;) who's value is true when I'm over the banner and if true then
show the banner after specific wait time but if I cancel the variable
because of another event, like mouseover the document, the method
bound to the show() event
I am attaching a self-contained test page. This demonstrates an issue
with bind(). Note test ONE fails. All other tests pass as
expected. Test one is:
this.out.bind(this,'ONE ');
This fails. Interestingly, if I add a delay to this, as in test TWO,
THREE, it works. So this works:
Hi,
...I am still confused on the behavior of
the test javascript code.
Your first call, `_test.show('outer', 0);`, is processed like this:
1. Log the call via console.log
2. Since itt == 0, go into the first if block
3. Do a `bind` that's completely ignored because it's never called or
