No, by definition a callback is a single function.
On Oct 14, 4:35 am, Nerlaleph <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm working with a jQuery UI dialog and I wish to change the defaults
> settings. I do that with the code:
> $.extend($.ui.dialog.defaults, {
> resizable : false,
> draggable : false,
> modal : true,
> close : function() {
> alert('close');
> }
> });
> That's fine, but lets take a single dialog instance, and wish to add
> a close event to default event.
> The only way I find is:
> $( 'form.ui-chart-dialog' ).dialog({
> width : 600,
> height : 420
> }).bind('dialogclose', function(event, ui) {
> alert('hey');
> })
> Now when I close the dialog, I recive an alert 'hey', than an alert
> 'close', as we expected.
>
> My problem is that I find the "bind" method a little too verbose. Is
> there any way to use the "close: function()" adding the two events?
> Thank you, I hope that my horrible English will be understandable.
> Davide
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