I solved this one so Ill answer my own question incase someone goes searching the same problem... you just need to add Behaviour.apply() after registering them.var tabrules = { '#tabs li a' : function(element){ element.> WCMS_tabs(this); } }}Behaviour.register(tabrules);Behaviour.apply(); _
Cool. You wouldn't happen to know a solution to trying to register new Behaviour rules in the new .js file? I tryed var tabrules = { '#tabs li a' : function(element){ element.> alert("You clicked a tab") } }}Behaviour.register(tabrules);With no love. I would much prefer not to have to stick a b
Yep, I have all my _javascript_ in separate .js
“class” files too (no spaghetti markup mixed with _javascript_).
In fact, I use the below script injection
method in place of the XMLHTTP object completely. It’s faster and has a smaller
memory footprint, plus absolutely no need for the s
Greg beat me to that one… sorry for
the duplicate post =)
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Also… with the evalScripts method,
try assigning your functions differently so they stay in memory (assign them as
variables)…
myalert = function(txt)
{
alert(txt);
};
Then you should be able to access them…
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