Re: [Moo] Re: How to fire an event when a specific console.log() has been output?

2010-02-02 Thread Eneko Alonso
That would be onComplete: function() { initializeTracklist(); initializeShop(); } Either way, it's not a good idea at all, but if you really, really want to add an event to console.log to capture messages, here is how to do it with Mootools. http://paste.mootools.net/f6a5a33ce Please be awar

[Moo] Re: How to fire an event when a specific console.log() has been output?

2010-02-02 Thread Lorenzo De Tomasi
Thanks :-) What about more than one function? onComplete: initializeTracklist initializeShop On 20 Gen, 19:24, holycrapperluigi wrote: > have you tried > > onComplete: initializeTracklist > > instead of > > onComplete: function(){}

[Moo] Re: How to fire an event when a specific console.log() has been output?

2010-01-20 Thread holycrapperluigi
have you tried onComplete: initializeTracklist instead of onComplete: function(){} yes () is taken out intentionally On Jan 20, 9:51 am, Lorenzo De Tomasi wrote: > I have added this code to MooFlow Viewer: > >                 if(cur.rel == 'html') { // if a...@rel=html], create a > div:last-c