I've come up with a little plugin that will allow you to bind any event (including custom ones) into a specified position in the event stack.
http://snipplr.com/view/13515/jstack--jquery-event-stack-management/ The plugin is currently very basic and only allows you to insert a new event into a certain position in the stack. The logic is there for this plugin to do more, and I'll probably make it a bit more robust later, but this current version of the plugin should allow you to do what you need for your project. I added some demo testing stuff at the bottom to demonstrate how it should function. You'll need a browser with console.log() capabilities to get the gist of things. Also, a few quick notes: * You can bind custom events, regular events, and custom and regular events with namespaces (which I suggest you use to help in unbinding) * If you attempt to put an event at a certain position in the call stack, and that position doesn't exist (i.e., you attempt to bind a new click event to the 5th position in a stack of 3 elements), it will just bind the event regularly. * The stack is zero-indexed, meaning the first element in the stack is position 0, not position 1. * The demo text at the bottom is using a custom event "clickr" with some namespaces for testing. This was just to confirm that the plugin worked for custom events as well. If you make all the "clickr" events click, and unbind the click event which triggers clickr events, you will get the same result. Hope you find it useful! Let me know if you run into any issues. On Mar 27, 3:54 pm, deltaf <j...@deltafactory.com> wrote: > It's potentially a pain, but if you know all of the events bound to > it, you could unbind, add your event, then add all of the others. > > I too wish there was an easy way to view/modify the event stack... > > Best of luck.
