On Oct 7, 4:41 pm, kangax [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Oct 7, 3:21 am, Roland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
I have this little function within my class:
var _setObservers = function(events, func, handle){
if(!events) return;
events = _getObservers(events);
if(events.size() 1) return;
func = func.bindAsEventListener(this);
handle = handle || this._handlers;
events.each(function(event){
alert(event); //- fired!
if(Object.isArray(handle)) handle.invoke('observe', event,
func);
else $(handle).observe(event, func);
});
}.bind(this);
Firefox + IE shows no problems, Google Chrome however doesnt fire the
observers BUT fires the alert...
Whats wrong with chrome.. except its beta ;]
Could you this example to a minimal failing one?
Does `_getObservers` transform string into an array?
Does plain `handle.observe(eventName, handler)` work?
Roland
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kangax
I also have a similar problem
The function
$$('.foo').invoke('observe', 'click', function(event) {
alert('Ive Been Clicked');
});
div class=fooClick me /div
div class=fooAnd me /div
div class=fooAnd me /div
div class=fooAnd me /div
Does not attach to all the elements with class=foo in the
document .. it only attaches to the first one
It works fine in
FF2
FF3
IE7
Safari 3x (windows)
FF3 Linux
Opera 9x (windows)
I cant decipher what the problem is or where it lies
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