> if have some thing like this that is called by document.ready():
>
> function init_top_level() {
> $(".top_folder").click(function(i) {
> // Do a ton of stuff here
> });
> }
>
> I not only want to assign the "click" event to my ".top_folder"
> elements, but assign "dblclick" as well. I know I could always
> break my "Do a ton of stuff here" out as a separate function
> and assign it from 2 separate $(".top_folder").click and
> $(".top_folder").dblclick. Is there an easier way to do this?
> Something like:
>
> function init_top_level() {
> $(".top_folder").click AND
> $(".top_folder").dblclick(function(i) {
> // Do a ton of stuff here
> });
> }
I don't understand what you want to do. Jörn's answer assigns the exact same
function to the click and dblclick events. Surely that is not what you want,
is it - having click and dblclick do the same thing? Keep in mind especially
that every dblclick event is preceded by a click event, so you'd be calling
the function twice.
So can you explain in a little more detail what you want to do here?
-Mike
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