Basic Event handling through JavasciptMvc

[Andrew Mori]

Hi.

I am desperately trying to handle events the JavascriptMVC way, and I
am trying to avoid event plugins and JQuery.

I initially created my app and controllers without considering event
handling. Now I am at the point where I need to handle basic click and
mouseover events and so far I have struggled to implement what has
been suggested at http://wiki.javascriptmvc.com/wiki/index.php?title=Event_Overview

I am currently working in my basic html file called reports.html and
within the appropriate controller report_controller.js

is it possible to extend my current controller to handle events or do
I specifically have to create a controller to handle events separate
to my report_controller?

I would really appreciate a code example on how to handle say, a
simple click event with a simple alert message. I really want to do
this specifically tailored through JavascriptMvc and not some external
plugin.


Regards

Andrew

[Alexandre Gomes]

You can see some examples of how to handle events using controllers here:

http://v3.javascriptmvc.com/index.html#&who=jQuery.Controller

Hope that helps.

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[Thomas Reynolds]

Is this controller onDocument? There is a strange feature where onDocument controllers have all their selectors prefixed with an id of the same name as the controller.

So "a click" becomes "#reports a click" which won't match anything if you don't have some wrapper div with that id.

-Thomas

[Andrew Mori]

yes, that has pushed me in the right direction, thank you very much.

Andrew