Try it long-hand:
Element.fire.defer('yourElement','your:event');
I haven't tried it, but that's how delay is invoked. You could also
just do
Element.fire.delay(0,'yourElement','your:event');
which I believe is functionally identical to defer().
Walter
On Jul 29, 2011, at 3:55 PM, kstubs wrote:
More on this:
I keep getting stuck in:
function fire(element, eventName, memo, bubble) {
...
if (document.createEvent)
element.dispatchEvent(event); <<<<< STUCK HERE: object
doesn't support dispatchEvent
else
element.fireEvent(event.eventType, event);
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