Add $js->event()
Reported by Sean Templeton | January 30th, 2010 @ 12:08 AM | in DojoCake 1.3.2
event($type, $content, $options = array())
Bind an event to the current selection. $type can be any of the
normal DOM events or a custom event type if your library supports
them. $content should contain the function body for the callback.
Callbacks will be wrapped with function (event) { ... } unless
disabled with the $options.
Options
•wrap - Whether you want the callback wrapped in an anonymous
function. (defaults to true)
•stop - Whether you want the event to stopped. (defaults to
true)
Example use
$js->get('#some-link'); $js->event('click',
$js->alert('hey you!')); If you were using the jQuery library
you would get the following Javascript code.
$('#some-link').bind('click', function (event) {
alert('hey you!');
return false;
}); You can remove the return false; by passing setting the stop option to false.
$js->get('#some-link'); $js->event('click', $js->alert('hey you!'), array('stop' => false)); If you were using the jQuery library you would the following Javascript code would be added to the buffer. Note that the default browser event is not cancelled.
$('#some-link').bind('click', function (event) {
alert('hey you!');
});
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