On Sep 29, 12:22 am, T.J. Crowder t...@crowdersoftware.com wrote:
Hi,
There is no order guarantee in either case (MDC doesn't discuss order
[1], MSDN specifically says it's random[2]).
And the W3C spec [1] specifically says it is left up to them:
Many single modifications of the tree can
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Subject: [Proto-Scripty] Re: IE Add Observers in Reverse Order?
On Sep 29, 8:45 am, KammylandSoftware kammyl...@gmail.com wrote:
When ever you add oberservers to the same event such as
Event.oberve(myElement, mousedown, someMethod_1
Fellows,
thank you for you help. The technique I chose to use in the end was
to simply call all methods in their intended order inside an anonymous
function that gets set as the call parameter of Event.observe().
Something of this sort:
Event.observe(myElement.id, mousedown, function(){
On Sep 29, 8:45 am, KammylandSoftware kammyl...@gmail.com wrote:
When ever you add oberservers to the same event such as
Event.oberve(myElement, mousedown, someMethod_1());
Event.oberve(myElement, mousedown, someMethod_2());
does IE execute them in REVERSE order upon fire?
They get
Hi,
There is no order guarantee in either case (MDC doesn't discuss order
[1], MSDN specifically says it's random[2]). You can determine
empirically that IE does it one way and FF another, but you can't know
that that won't change from dot release to dot release or even page to
page.
If you
Thanks mate.
You can imagine how frustrating this is :)
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