I think I am going to cry

[SpontaneousOrder]

Yay Pwnd


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I'll do you a deal - I'll agree to be your bitch, and in return we make minstrone airtight. With bananas all round?

[d000hg]

I bet you race people from the traffic lights to bathe in the glory of victory, while they casually take a left into the ASDA carpark blissfully unaware they just lost a 'race' ?

Very good.

[suityou01]

I'll do you a deal - I'll agree to be your bitch, and in return we make minstrone airtight. With bananas all round?

Making Minestrone airtight doesn't sound very nice.

[SpontaneousOrder]

Making Minestrone airtight doesn't sound very nice.

Sounds nice for minestrone.

[DimPrawn]

Suity did you implement this project?

ITWat Project - Waste Water Treatment System

[suityou01]

Looks like I am not alone

Let me google that for you

[suityou01]

Avoiding anonymous JavaScript functions

WHS.

[Bunk]

Avoiding anonymous JavaScript functions

WHS.

Except by the end he's using an anonymous function anyway to get it to work in browsers older than IE9.

[suityou01]

Except by the end he's using an anonymous function anyway to get it to work in browsers older than IE9.

A hack for an old MS browser aint much of a case to be fair.

[Bunk]

A hack for an old MS browser aint much of a case to be fair.

I also think it's more readable to have the anonymous function which is called when the event is triggered, and inside it you can call any functions you want.

I don't like:

element.addEventListener('click', toggleMenu.bind(null, param1, param2), false);

I prefer:

element.addEventListener('click', function() {
    toggleMenu(param1, param2);
}, false);

Personal preference, but I won't be changing how I do it anytime soon. Or at least until I see a better argument against it.