Allow binding to multiple events simultaneously with .bind()

[daemach]

I was just reading in this cool book "Pro Javascript Techniques" about how it's a good idea to bind events to both keypress and mouse events for accessibility. On that note, I'd like to ask again if you can implement binding to multiple events with bind.

$('#myinput').bind("focus mouseover",function(){doit();})

[brandon]

Patch

[john]

Here's my stab at it - reduce the number of calls to jQuery.event.

[john]

It didn't recognize it as a patch, trying again.

[john]

Ok, we actually landed this similar functionality for classes in 1.1 (#172), so we should hold this off until 1.2. I've re-tagged the milestone to reflect that.

[brandon]

This latest patch doesn't work for the one method.

I've created a plugin/extension until we can get this into the core. http://blog.brandonaaron.net/2007/06/05/bind-multiple-events-simultaneously-with-jquery/

[brandon]

I've started work on this in the branch. I've moved the logic directly into the add and remove event functions.

[brandon]

Replying to brandon:

That link should be: event_enhancements branch.

[cloudream]

fixs in r4162

[davidserduke]

Fixed as cloudream said again. :)

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