javascript - necessary to remove event handlers by hand? -
morning,
when using element#observe()
, necessary call element#stopobserving()
rid of event handler?
or inbuilt mechanism realize handler no longer necessary when element gets removed in way (.update()
on parent, not .remove()
) ?
updating large dynamic lists several bindings per entry every , then. drawbacks when using like
ul.update(''); data.each(.. ul.insert(x); x.bind(..); ..);
thanks!
if element no longer part of dom garbage collection deal it's handlers, depend on browser.
i suggest not worry out of control , @ using event.on()
instead.
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