oh yes, take a look at Delegator part of Behavior:
https://github.com/anutron/behavior
nice!
>From the docs:
Included in the library is also a file called Delegator which is
essentially the same thing except for events. For example, let's say you
have a predictable UI pattern of having a link that, when clicked, it hides
a parent element. Rather than writing that code each time:
document.body.addEvent("click:a.hideParent", function(e, link){
e.preventDefault();
link.getParent().hide();
});
You register this pattern with Delegator and now you just do:
<a data-trigger="hideParent" data-hideparent-options ="{'target':
'.someSelector'}">Hide Me!</a>
sweet.
On Thursday, May 2, 2013 12:36:08 AM UTC+2, Mushr00m wrote:
>
> Hi (again) !
>
> I've a general question about events. Sometimes I have to put the multiple
> events on a same element, like "focus" and "blur". So I have to repeat
> twice the same code just for 2 different events like :
> $('myElement').addEvents({
> focus: function(){
> Do my action
> },
> blur: function(){
> Do my action (the same)
> }
> });
>
> Is there a way to simplify this to have both events doing the same code ?
> (I search and found nothing with mootools to do this, I think JQuery does
> and called it Binding events)
>
> Thanks
>
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