Hi speedpacket,
> Is there a way to observe the dom and automatically run newly created
> elements through the initialise function?
could you please explain a little more what is expected !
Or perhaps if you have some available code ?
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david
On 4 déc, 13:19, "speedpac...@gmail.com" <speedpac...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> I have another question that I hope someone can give me some insight
> too...
> As I want all javascript code to be in a seperate file, I wrote a
> function "initialiseElements" which literally takes an element and
> initialises its behaviour based upon some attributes (classname for
> instance).
>
> Basically it takes the elemen, checks whether el.readAttribute
> ("isInitialised") == false, and in that case processes the element
> (adding tooltips for action images, adding onclick behaviour,
> onmouseover behaviour, add validators to inputs and so on...)
> When processed we set el.writeAttribute("isInitialised") = true so
> that it will only process one element a single time...
>
> I found this way of working to be going great, and I basically call
> the initialiseElement method for each element upon loading the form,
> making it a very generic process...
>
> However (yes, there is a but!!!), I do have an issue of course when I
> cal some ajax to update the content; in that case I need to initialise
> the elements that have been added...
>
> Is there a way to observe the dom and automatically run newly created
> elements through the initialise function?
>
> Would this be a good approach?
> How do you guys deal with stuff like this?
>
> thanks so much in advance again for your much appreciated feedback.
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