Painfully Obvious

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1. kourge Jun 3rd, 2007
   at 11:38 pm (Quote ↓)

   Bear with my picky comment, but on slide 37 you could have just did: nodes.invoke('hide'); instead of: nodes.each( function(node) { node.hide(); });

2. Andrew Jun 3rd, 2007
   at 11:45 pm (Quote ↓)

   I use invoke in later slides — on that slide I was just trying to introduce the concept of each.

3. kourge Jun 4th, 2007
   at 6:41 am (Quote ↓)

   That’s why I had to admit my comment was picky ;)

4. jdalton Jun 29th, 2007
   at 9:58 am (Quote ↓)

   On slide 30, shouldn’t you use blindAsEventListener(); because you are expecting the ‘event’ argument to be passed into your observer?

5. Andrew Jun 30th, 2007
   at 2:59 am (Quote ↓)

   @jdalton: That’s only necessary if you assign a handler directly to a property (like someLink.onclick). IE passes the event argument properly when its proprietary attachEvent method is used (and that’s what Event.observe calls in IE).

6. Jdalton Jun 30th, 2007
   at 1:09 pm (Quote ↓)

   Ohhh Nice! I wasn’t aware of that. Rock!