On 1/13/06, Ksenia Marasanova <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There is a neat javascript library that can help to keep HTML clean
> for validators:
> http://bennolan.com/behaviour/
I do not reccommend this library. The default CSS selector is buggy
and inefficient. The idea is a good one, but use dean edwards'
cssQuery [1] library instead. You probably want to have the initial
scan as part of your own page onload and the ability to rescan only
part of a page, so here's whats left of the library:
/*
Behaviour v1.1 by Ben Nolan, June 2005. Based largely on the work
of Simon Willison.
NOTICE: THIS FILE HAS BEEN MODIFIED, beware when upgrading.
Karl Guertin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) - Nov 8, 2005
modified apply to take a root node
removed unnecessary setup functions from Behaviour
replaced Simon Willison's CSS dom selection routine with (a
better) one by Dean Edwards
Description:
Uses css selectors to apply javascript behaviours to enable
unobtrusive javascript in html documents.
License: BSD
*/
var Behaviour = {
list : new Array,
register : function(sheet){
Behaviour.list.push(sheet);
},
apply : function(node){
var sheet;
for (var h=0;sheet=Behaviour.list[h];h++){
for (selector in sheet){
if(node){
list = cssQuery(selector,node);
}else
list = cssQuery(selector);
if (!list){
continue;
}
for (var i=0;element=list[i];i++){
sheet[selector](element);
}
}
}
}
}
Just make soure you call Behaviour.apply() in your onload function.
[1] http://dean.edwards.name/my/cssQuery/
