[tw] : RE: Creating Custom Events with JavaScript: Decoupling

“RE: Creating Custom Events with JavaScript: Decoupling”
From:	John Hermanson	In Response To:	5568 Creating Custom Events with JavaScript: Decoupling
Date Posted:	Friday, July 14, 2006 1:42:25 PM	Replies:	1

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Very cool code. However, there appears to be a bug when toggling to 'stop listening'. The wrong widget will stop listening if more than one widget is listening and you toggle one widget to stop listening.

For example:

Toggle 1 and 2 to listen for event 'A'.
Click 'Post Event A'. Both widgets (1 and 2) respond.
Toggle 2 to stop listening.
Click 'Post Event A'. Widget 2 responds, widget 1 does not.

Discussion Thread:

RE: Creating Custom Events with JavaScript: Decoupling (by Seth Dillingham at 7/14/2006)

On 7/14/06, John Hermanson said: > Very cool code. However, there appears to be a bug when toggling
- Re: RE: Creating Custom Events with JavaScript: Decoupling (by John Hermanson at 7/14/2006)
  
  Google. Searched for something like 'custom javascript events' or something similar. I have a fairly
  - RE: RE: Creating Custom Events with JavaScript: Decoupling (by Seth Dillingham at 7/14/2006)
    
    On 7/14/06, John Hermanson said: > One other comment/question: Is it possible for the form tag to be
    - Re: RE: RE: Creating Custom Events with JavaScript: Decoupling (by John Hermanson at 7/18/2006)
      
      Ah, misinterpreted the code on my quick look through the other day. I had thought that the form in the

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