Being a bit more awake right now I realize that's probably one of the
stupidest things I've said on this mailgroup! :D
On Nov 4, 7:48 pm, ricardobeat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > "And you can't check for the element's
> > existance anywhere within the plugin code because all event handlers
> > have been removed with the element itself."
>
> > I don't really understand this, or it isn't at all what I experience
> > from testing. I have a console.log in the function fired by the timer
> > created by the plugin. It outputs $(this).length, which would be 1
> > since the plugin code attaches itself to each object supplied thru the
> > jQuery object. If assign my rotate-plugin to for example $('#rotate')
> > and then delete that same element, $(this).lenght will still output 1.
> > If I however console.log($('#rotate').lenght) it would respond to the
> > changes in the DOM.
>
> I mean it's useless to put a check inside of 'onmousemove' for example
> because that event will not be fired anymore, as it's owner element
> has been removed from the DOM.
