On Sep 26, 2012, at 5:00 AM, kstubs wrote:
Does a form submit bubble up to the containing element?
I'd like to capture form submit on a container div for a form submit. Reason
being: I create the form on the fly based on whichever child element the
user has selected (if any). I'd like
OK, I have something like this:
this.zz__handleCommentFormSubmit = this.comment_form.on('submit',
this.__handleCommentFormSubmit);
It is unclear to me, reading from the API, if I must bind or
bindAsEventListener or leave it as it, the
method: this.__handleCommentFormSubmit, in the above
my interpretation of the documentation is as follows
if that is inside a class then you might have to use bind to make sure that
this still refers to your class instance - vs this would refer to the
element the event was fired on
Jason Westbrook | T: 313-799-3770 | jwestbr...@gmail.com
On
Yes, I'm just wondering if the clever .on method elminiates this, and
perhaps it does not. I am finding that if I want to intercept the Submit
event, then I have to bindAsEventListener so that I can actually trap the
submit event and stop it (then do my own thing with the form and submit to
