This is a simple fix.
http://jsfiddle.net/LQvHV/1/
Instances of Behavior and Delegator don't know about each other magically.
Delegator has to be given a method to fetch its paired Behavior, and, if
you're using any filter that calls `api.getDelegator()` then Behavior has
to know about its bound Delegator, too. So you just need to do this:
var behavior = new Behavior({});
var delegator = new Delegator({
getBehavior: function () {
return behavior;
}
}).attach(document.body);
behavior.setDelegator(delegator).apply(document.body);
I.e. move the `.apply(document.body);` until after you've created an
instance of Delegator and pass that Delegator instance into behavior. My
docs example didn't do this because I wasn't using Startup, but it should.
Maybe I'll add a Behavior.init() method that just does these few lines for
you for when your use case is the typical one...
On Wed, Sep 4, 2013 at 2:56 AM, Richard Neil Roque <
roquerichardn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I understand. thank you
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