Klaus Hartl schreef: > David Duymelinck schrieb: > >> Klaus Hartl schreef: >> >> >>>> Performming .click(), .blur(), .focus(), .submit() >>>> will actually trigger the browsers default action >>>> for those events. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> Oh no... is there a way to prevent this? >>> >>> >>> -- Klaus >>> >>> >>> >> If you want the 1.0.x behaviour you have to use .bind(). I don't know >> how the compatibility plugin will deal those functions. >> >> >> > You mean trigger()? bind() will simply attach the event... > > > -- Klaus > I taught that was what you meant by preventing the triggering of the .click(), .blur(), .focus(), .submit() functions. I'm sorry if i misunderstood your question. only the argumentless functions trigger the default action. i read further and .click(fn) will also attach the event. to prevent it you can use a function with event.preventDefault(); i guess.
it's a bit of a search trying to get used to the new behaviour of the functions :) -- David Duymelinck ________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
