brainfood / rivets

Adam Heath committed 12 years ago

each-*, use a global callback to do the looping.  This will global
function will eventually check the adapter for an overridden version.

Adam Heath committed 12 years ago

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Adam Heath committed 12 years ago

rebuilt lib/rivets.js, so didn't notice that I saved the current model
with the wrong name into the binding's options.

Adam Heath committed 12 years ago

Rivets.Binding() isn't needed.  I had mistakenly changed an external api,
which is generally frowned upon.

Adam Heath committed 12 years ago

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Michael Richards committed 12 years ago

Terrance A. Snyder committed 12 years ago

This commit fixes an issue with the each-* binding where all but the
first element would be inserted into incorrect positions when the
binding is used on an element with siblings.

The issue occurred because the code was passing a Rivets.View instance
in to insertBefore for all but the first element, which just caused the
element to be inserted last.

Graeme Coupar committed 12 years ago

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Isao Jonas committed 12 years ago

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Mariano Benedettini committed 12 years ago

… the end. [Closes #97]

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Leonardo Andres Garcia Crespo committed 12 years ago

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…binding logic can be self-contained within their own binder.

Binders/routines can now be defined as an object where additional
properties can be defined (setup and teardown callbacks that get called
on bind() and unbind(), traversal blocking (for iteration-type
bindings), whether the binding published or not (so that view.publish()
will catch your custom binding), etc.).

Michael Richards committed 12 years ago

Contra committed 12 years ago

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…d bindings with dependencies will get unbinded properly.

Michael Richards committed 12 years ago

Eric Schoffstall committed 12 years ago

Michael Richards committed 12 years ago

second argument must be a valid node or null. from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9377887/ie-doesnt-support-insertbefore

Jason Lee committed 12 years ago

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… that the wrapped function is passed back to the routine so that we can unbind the old function and rebind the new one when it changes (for when using adapter.subscribe). [Closes #71]

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