I have a view called gallery that options. I want to listen and act on keydown events when the gallery is rendered (until it's closed).
How do I do this in backbone events? I've tried all variations of 'keydown X':function and none have worked.
I have a view called gallery that options. I want to listen and act on keydown events when the gallery is rendered (until it's closed).
How do I do this in backbone events? I've tried all variations of 'keydown X':function and none have worked.
I just tested the following and it worked flawlessly:
var view = Backbone.View.extend({
// ... snip ...
events: {
'keyup :input': 'logKey'
,'keypress :input': 'logKey'
}
,logKey: function(e) {
console.log(e.type, e.keyCode);
}
});
I'd go back and check your code. All events in Backbone are defined as delegates attached to the viewInstance.el
element. To unbind the events, call viewInstance.remove()
which calls $(viewInstance.el).remove()
under the covers and cleans up all the delegated events.
Also note that in some browsers (Firefox I believe) there's a known issue that some keys (like arrow keys) don't bubble and will not work properly with delegated keypress
events. If you're catching special keys, you're probably better off using keyup
and keydown
.
events: {keyup: 'logKey'}
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keydown
events... i think you binding them to wrong elements – Rowles$(document)
and on.remove()
makeunbind()
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