Element.implement({
‘click’: function(fn) {
this.addEvent(’click’, fn);
return this
}
});

I’m somewhat of a hobbyist, so I apologize in advance for any mistakes. I did a little playing around and it looks like it doesn’t break .bind(this). This, of course, is a trivial implementation and there’s a chance that I totally misused .bind()

If anyone’s curious, the link in my name goes to my uh … ultra-complex tests :P

I could see someone trying to use this keyword, and might even remember to bind it in the click function, but when it gets used in the addEvent part, you didnt bind this.

Like I said, haven’t tested for actual failure, but in theory it sounds breakable :D

Element.implement({
‘click’: function(fn) {
this.addEvent(‘click’, fn);
}
});

.. because some coders might probably do this:

$(‘click-me’).click(function(e) {
e.stop();
alert(‘Clicked’);
});

… and probably some don’t want to ‘stop’ the event by default.

I just need to know thou,
Should I be switching over to JQuery.
with Microsoft’s decision to incorporate JQuery, I’m wondering if I’m using the wrong framework.

I read the article at juliocapote.com
and well I just need a Yes or a No.
I trust your judgment.

and

Iis the future of Mootools sound?