I'm cross posting this from tacos-dev because I am up against a deadline and in a very inconvenient timezone, so I'm looking for an answer in a hurry.
I need to attach an event to one cell of each row in a table that gets updated via a tacos ajax call. How do I go about ensuring that the event is disconnected before the update. The table is a component, so I don't have an easy way to just modify the js that might execute before an ajax update fires to show a new page or sort order, although I can do that if I have to. I could also write code that gets sent with the update which will disconnect events when the next page loads, if I have to, by storing an array with global scope and iterating. But is there an easier way to accomplish this? For that matter, do I need to bother? I am under the impression that failing to disconnect events on nodes that are otherwise dereferenced from the DOM will result in a leak, at least in some browsers. Perhaps I am mistaken? dojo version is 0.4.1 --sam --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
