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is there a way to delegate multiple events of the same type, and all of them are gonna work?
When I lets say bind multiple clicks to an element, all of the clicks trigger, but when I delegate multiple clicks for an element only the first one is triggered.

When I look at the events bound in fireQuery, I can se the events are bound to the element, but all of them won't fire, just the first one.

Thanks Radek

//OVERRIDE DELEGATE
(function($) {
$.fn.delegate = function(selector, types, data, fn) {
if (typeof selector === “object”) {
for (var sel in selector) {
for (var type in selector[sel]) {
this.live(type, data, selector[sel][type], sel);
}
}
return this;
} else {
return this.live(types, data, fn, selector);
}
};
})(jQuery);

//SAMPLE USAGE
//call delegate with an object map of selectors, events and function
//NOTE: data object is the second parameter
$(‘#header’).delegate({
‘img’ : {
‘click dblclick’:function(){
console.log(‘clicked’)
}
},
‘li’ : {
mouseover:function(){
console.log(‘over’)
},
mouseout:function(){
console.log(‘out’)
}
}
}, {foo:123 , bar:456});

//test regular delegate call
$(‘#header’).delegate(‘img’, ‘click dblclick’, function click(){
console.log(‘clicked’)
});

//test regular delegate call with a data object
$(‘#header’).delegate(‘img’, ‘click dblclick’, {foo:123 , bar:456}, function click(){
console.log(‘clicked’)
});

http://github.com/brandonaaron/livequery

You have to use the (problematic) “mouseover mouseout” events:
.delegate(“.hover”,”mouseover mouseout”, function(event) {
if (event.type == 'mouseover') { …

.delegate(“.hover”,”mouseenter mouseleave”, … is not supported by standard browsers.
jQuery emulates these proprietary events in .mouseenter() and .mouseleave(), but they are not fired as events in modern browsers (and jQuery 1.4.2).

.delegate(“.hover”, “hover”, … only provides the single-function toggle functionality.

The same is true for .live()