Base2 JSB scroll event
Marijn
Long time no see!
Well, I've been working a lot with base2 on a broad range of projects
lately and it has proven itself in production more than a few times
lately.
Especially combined with the Animator.js library from Berniecode
(http://berniecode.com/writing/animator.html) it produces really
modular extensions.
Anyway, I just dropped by because I have two questions
1) What's up with base2 2.0. Is there some alpha stuff available ? I
would love to toy with it in my playground ;-)
2) How to bind JSB to the window scroll event...? I looked for it in
chrome as well but I couldn't find any reference by browsing the
code...
Again, thanks for this awesome library.
Kindest regards,
Marijn
Dean Edwards
>
> Well, I've been working a lot with base2 on a broad range of projects
> lately and it has proven itself in production more than a few times
> lately.
> Especially combined with the Animator.js library from Berniecode
> (http://berniecode.com/writing/animator.html) it produces really
> modular extensions.
>
> Anyway, I just dropped by because I have two questions
>
> 1) What's up with base2 2.0. Is there some alpha stuff available ? I
> would love to toy with it in my playground ;-)
I keep tweaking version 2.0. I haven't changed it much lately so I'm,
starting to think that it is ready for release.
> 2) How to bind JSB to the window scroll event...? I looked for it in
> chrome as well but I couldn't find any reference by browsing the
> code...
>
You can't bind to the window scroll event declaratively, you will have
to addEventListener in the onattach event. I might add onviewportscroll
now that you have mentioned it.
-dean
Marijn
I've added a gist for future reference: http://gist.github.com/652204
> I might add onviewportscroll now that you have mentioned it.
> -dean
Dean Edwards
>> You can't bind to the window scroll event declaratively, you will have
>> to addEventListener in the onattach event.
>
> Ok, I take it that is cross browser compatible :-)
>
> I've added a gist for future reference: http://gist.github.com/652204
Yes, that's it. It will be cross-browser compatible because JSB is built
on top of base2.
>> I might add onviewportscroll now that you have mentioned it.
>
> That would be totally awesome!
>
Yeah, I thought about this for a while. I'm also thinking that I should
add ontextresize for text zooming. Any other global events that I should
add?
-dean
d. mitchell austin
> Yeah, I thought about this for a while. I'm also thinking that I should add
> ontextresize for text zooming. Any other global events that I should add?
I like the idea of an ontextresize. I've been wondering about onhashchange.
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Dean Edwards
> On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 2:52 PM, Dean Edwards wrote:
>> Yeah, I thought about this for a while. I'm also thinking that I should add
>> ontextresize for text zooming. Any other global events that I should add?
>
> I like the idea of an ontextresize. I've been wondering about onhashchange.
> --
How about these?
1. onwindowresize
2. onwindowscroll
3. ontextresize
4. onhashchange
We already have ondocumentready.
The last one might not be possible in IE6 without inserting an <iframe>.
-dean
Marijn
> On 30/10/2010 18:15, d. mitchell austin wrote:
>
> > On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 2:52 PM, Dean Edwards wrote:
> >> Yeah, I thought about this for a while. I'm also thinking that I should add
> >> ontextresize for text zooming. Any other global events that I should add?
>
> > I like the idea of an ontextresize. I've been wondering about onhashchange.
> > --
>
> How about these?
>
> 1. onwindowresize
> 2. onwindowscroll
> 3. ontextresize
> 4. onhashchange
> We already have ondocumentready.
>
> The last one might not be possible in IE6 without inserting an <iframe>.
> -dean
Dean Edwards
> On Oct 30, 8:37 pm, Dean Edwards<dean.edwa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On 30/10/2010 18:15, d. mitchell austin wrote:
>>
>>> On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 2:52 PM, Dean Edwards wrote:
>>
>> How about these?
>>
>> 1. onwindowresize
>> 2. onwindowscroll
>> 3. ontextresize
>> 4. onhashchange
>
> Yes, yes, yes!
>>
>
> Just out of curiosity? Why would that need an iframe?
>
IIRC, you can't detect hash changes with back/forward buttons otherwise.
-dean