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Releases for Intercept


Intercept 1.1.2

Submitted by Flesler on March 10, 2008 - 2:52am

1.1.2
[Change]
- The scope(this) is the element that triggered the event again.
[Feature]
- Added support for absolute selectors ( parent child > descendant + .class )

Intercept 1.1.1

Submitted by Flesler on February 27, 2008 - 5:49pm

1.1.1
- The hash wasn't being cloned, that's an error.
- Added support for whitespace separated events.
- Now the handler is at $.intercept.handle.
- $.intercept accepts the same arguments but intercepts globally( using ). No need to wait for document ready.

Intercept 1.1.0

Submitted by Flesler on February 27, 2008 - 5:21pm

1.1.0
-Added semicolon to the start, for safe file concatenation
-Changed license from GPL to GPL+MIT
-This release is compatible with jQuery 1.2.x.
-Removed the option 'delegate'. Seemed confusing.
-Made the code much simpler and shorter.
-Exposed the handler as $.intercept so it can be unbound.
-If a handler returns false, that will stop the event (like with regular handlers)
-Added a 3 arguments overload $(...).intercept( event, selector, handler );
-The scope(this) of the handlers is the intercepter and no longer the interceptee, use e.target instead.

Intercept 1.0.2

Submitted by Flesler on September 11, 2007 - 3:45pm

- new 'delegate' option.
- the selector 'self' now is checked in the order it is added.

Intercept 1.0.1

Submitted by Flesler on August 24, 2007 - 2:05pm

Some minor improvements in perfomance were made, the example is more elaborated.
New added selectors don't get priority, on the contrary. It looked more logical to me this way.

jQuery.Intercept 1.0

Submitted by Flesler on August 3, 2007 - 12:58pm

First Release