I once used it in a little script where you'd have like a certain car model
and wished to choose from a list of optionals to customize the car.  It had
something to do with the calculator but don't ask me what - I lost the
script after someone did a 'backup' of it... :(


- Kayjey -




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Van: owner-hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org
[mailto:owner-hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org]Namens Peter-Paul Koch
Verzonden: maandag 11 februari 2002 11:02
Aan: thelist(at)lists.evolt.org; JS-Jive(at)yahoogroups.com;
hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org;
javascript-weenie(at)lists.webdevelopersjournal.com; javascript(at)LaTech.edu
Onderwerp: Event capturing and bubbling




Hello all,

I'm currently writing an article about event handling and naturally I have 
to say something about event capturing and event bubbling.

Now I'm wondering if capturing and bubbling are very important in practice. 
At the moment I think that a web developer's main worry is to turn both 
capturing and bubbling off, that it's simply not used in practical 
day-to-day event handling scripts.

Therefore I'd like to know if anyone knows of a good *practical* example 
script where capturing and/or bubbling is used (no tutorials, just a script 
that does something useful on a website). Personally I can't think of a good

implementation, but if anyone can prove me wrong, please do.

Thanks,

ppk


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