Your question is not clear. When you do .bind('event1 event2',fn) you add
an event handler for both events. This is to be expected. So why would you
think that the code below would not modify the 'anothertype' event?
On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 10:58 PM, helianthus wrote:
> For example,
> if I had
For example,
if I had created a special add handler for click event,
when I do something like jQuery.bind('click anothertype', function()
{...}),
the handler of anothertype is also modified.
If the above is not clear enough I can write a test case.
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There're a few things I'd like to mention about jQuery.event.special.
About returning false to keep the native binding... While this has
been around for a while already and it's painful to change stuff like
this, I think it's really counter-intuitive.
We sort of established returning false as
