This exact question was asked today at TAE.
At this time, no. stopObserving will not go through the children of
the container and remove events. In the future it is certainly
possible. Mind you it wouldn't be very difficult to write your own
method to recurse through all the children of a give
$('menu_home').observe('mouseover', dropdown('submenu_home'));
$('menu_home').observe('mouseout', dropdown('submenu_home'));
These 2 lines are your offensive lines of code. Try this instead:
$('menu_home').observe('mouseover',
dropdown.curry('submenu_home'));
$('menu_home').obse
am, "Lea Hayes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi puckpuck!,
>
> That's a really handy little snippet, so much simpler than manually
> enumerating nested HTML elements and stopping them individually (which
> I have previously done).
>
> If this functionali
Given the recent blog post from the prototype core, is this wiki going
to be endorsed by the core?
We don't need them specifically to be controlling it, as the whole
notion of a wiki is community contribution, but this is very long
overdue, and I fear that unless you get core support, it will fal
