still have to use live() because on() does not work

[biancashouse]

live() is deprecated, but I still have to use it...

E.g

public void listenForProgramClicks() {
    GQuery q = $("#programs-panel >.panel-body button"); //SELECTORS.qAnyProgramButton(); 
    q.on("click", new Function() {
        public boolean f(Event e) {
            GQuery qClickedEl = $(e);
            String programId = qClickedEl.attr("program-id");
            TrainingProgramDemo.programClicked(programId);
            return true;
        }
    });
}

does not work, but this does:

public void listenForProgramClicks() {
    GQuery q = $("#programs-panel >.panel-body button"); //SELECTORS.qAnyProgramButton(); 
    q.live("click", new Function() {
        public boolean f(Event e) {
            GQuery qClickedEl = $(e);
            String programId = qClickedEl.attr("program-id");
            TrainingProgramDemo.programClicked(programId);
            return true;
        }
    });
}

If I am not using on correctly, I apologise in advance ;-)

Thanks

[manolo]

Pass the selector as the second parameter of on()

El dom, 9 de noviembre de 2014 09:02, Bianca Cat notifications@github.com escribió:

live() is deprecated, but I still have to use it...

E.g

public void listenForProgramClicks() { GQuery q = $("#programs-panel >.panel-body button"); //SELECTORS.qAnyProgramButton(); q.on("click", new Function() { public boolean f(Event e) { GQuery qClickedEl = $(e); String programId = qClickedEl.attr("program-id"); TrainingProgramDemo.programClicked(programId); return true; } }); }

does not work, but this does:

public void listenForProgramClicks() { GQuery q = $("#programs-panel >.panel-body button"); //SELECTORS.qAnyProgramButton(); q.live("click", new Function() { public boolean f(Event e) { GQuery qClickedEl = $(e); String programId = qClickedEl.attr("program-id"); TrainingProgramDemo.programClicked(programId); return true; } }); }

If I am not using on correctly, I apologise in advance ;-)

Thanks

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/ArcBees/gwtquery/issues/306.

[biancashouse]

Manuel,

I found this SO page, where answer 4 explains why we should use the delegated version of on(). Now I get it.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8110934/direct-vs-delegated-jquery-on

Many thanks

Ian

On Sun, Nov 9, 2014 at 7:50 PM, Manuel Carrasco Moñino < notifications@github.com> wrote:

Pass the selector as the second parameter of on()

El dom, 9 de noviembre de 2014 09:02, Bianca Cat notifications@github.com

escribió:

live() is deprecated, but I still have to use it...

E.g

public void listenForProgramClicks() { GQuery q = $("#programs-panel >.panel-body button"); //SELECTORS.qAnyProgramButton(); q.on("click", new Function() { public boolean f(Event e) { GQuery qClickedEl = $(e); String programId = qClickedEl.attr("program-id"); TrainingProgramDemo.programClicked(programId); return true; } }); }

does not work, but this does:

public void listenForProgramClicks() { GQuery q = $("#programs-panel >.panel-body button"); //SELECTORS.qAnyProgramButton(); q.live("click", new Function() { public boolean f(Event e) { GQuery qClickedEl = $(e); String programId = qClickedEl.attr("program-id"); TrainingProgramDemo.programClicked(programId); return true; } }); }

If I am not using on correctly, I apologise in advance ;-)

Thanks

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/ArcBees/gwtquery/issues/306.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/ArcBees/gwtquery/issues/306#issuecomment-62296224.

Ian White h: +61 2 9948 9739 m: +61 404 950 122 skype (home): biancashouse

[christiangoudreau]

Nice reference! +1