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Dynamic bindings for form events #49

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mehcode opened this issue Jan 15, 2013 · 3 comments
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Dynamic bindings for form events #49

mehcode opened this issue Jan 15, 2013 · 3 comments

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@mehcode
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mehcode commented Jan 15, 2013

Looking at https://github.com/NYTimes/backbone.stickit/blob/master/backbone.stickit.js#L115-L136; I notice you're throwing events into this.events and then re-invoking this.delegateEvents.

Can we change that to invoking this.$el.on and then (on unstickit) calling this.$el.off?

The main problem is as follows:

List = Backbone.View.extend({

  bindings: {
    '.actions .selector': {
      observe: '$checked'
    }
  },

  events: {
    'change .selector': function(event) {
      // ...
    }
  }

);

I only want the manual event binding to be invoked when directly changing the checkbox via a click. However, I do want the the bindings hash to sync the state of the checkbox with the model.

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delambo commented Jan 16, 2013

@mehcode - I'm not quite sure what the problem or use case is. The last couple of sentences read: "I want the manual event binding to be invoked ... I want the bindings hash to sync the state." That should be the case.

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mehcode commented Jan 16, 2013

Apologies if I'm not being clear.

The bindings hash is working great. All events surrounding it are good.

However; the additional event that is bound in the events hash is not being fired. After investigating the source I discovered that you're overwriting this.events with events generated from this.bindings. My suggestion is to use view.$el.on instead so this.events works and is not overwritten by the events from this.bindings.


Let me know if you need a full example.

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delambo commented Jan 17, 2013

Ah, that's a bug. I fixed this by namespacing the event - I would like for Backbone to handle undelegating so that binding events can be released in the life cycle of other events. Let me know if you spot something wrong with that idea. Thanks, again!

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