I just checked in a new version of behavior (only works with the latest jQuery Rev 1845+). The API is a little different now.
$().behavior() can be called in two different ways now. One is to pass an event (like click, mouseover, etc) and a function. The other way is to just pass a function. $().unbehavior can be called in 4 different ways. The first two are identical to how you would call $().behavior() and will remove the specific behavior. A third way to call it is to only pass the event and all behaviors for that event will be removed. The fourth way to call it is to pass nothing and all behaviors for the particular selector and context will be removed. (most of this is untested still :) You can see it here: http://brandon.jquery.com/plugins/behavior/test/test.html -- Brandon Aaron On 5/1/07, Mike Alsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Brandon, I think that's a wise decision for the short-term, but long-term I really believe this is a feature for core. Paraphrasing Dave, jQuery is all about trying to read your mind. What you've done here is put that notion on steroids. I've been playing around with your plugin and it's really impressive. I can't imagine a more significant and worthwhile addition to core than this behavior code. Mike > Thanks Mike! My vote is to expose the selector and context on the > jQuery object as properties and leave this as an "official" plugin ... > at least for now.
