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DOM event .off('event') does not unbind
See original GitHub issueThis is a (multiple allowed):
- bug
- Framework7 Version: 1.4.2
- Platform and Target: All platforms
What you did
Tried to unbind an event attached to an element.
$$(this.form).off('submit').on('submit', function (e) {
//...
});
Expected Behavior
Should unbind event and re-attach it.
Actual Behavior
Does not unbind event, as a result the event is bound multiple times (this code is called each time a particular page is inited).
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:15
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What’s happening? Is the handler being added twice? not at all? What is ‘aa’?
because to javascript it’s not the same function because the function would be redeclared in each call of page:init