You're mixing up JavaScript programming with DOM programming. Events are purely a DOM concept. JS objects do not support event handlers.
You're mixing up JavaScript programming with DOM programming. Events are purely a DOM concept. JS objects do not support event handlers.
The only way to do it is to create getters and setters. There are ways to do this with special properties, but unfortunately, browser support is a bit maybe. The other way to do it is using explicit methods and private variables.
This is possible but a little complex.
Thanks for that. – KakambaWeb Oct 11 '10 at 3:02.
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