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So far you've seen how we can make chains, and then bind them to one - or multiple - triggers. What about binding multiple chains to a single trigger? That's where the second argument to js() function is used.
The call syntax is js(trigger, prepend_js). As a second argument, you can pass either a JS chain, or an array of JS chains.
$js=array(); $js[]=$page->add('P')->set('Bounce') ->js()->effect('bounce'); $js[]=$page->add('P')->set('Highlight') ->js()->effect('highlight'); $page->add('Button')->set('Trigger Both') ->js('click',$js); /?>Alternatively you can also bind the same action several times. This syntax can be used when actions are applied by controllers, or from multiple objects.
$js1=$page->add('P')->set('Bounce') ->js()->effect('bounce'); $js2=$page->add('P')->set('Highlight') ->js()->effect('highlight'); $b=$page->add('Button')->set('Trigger Both'); $b->js('click',$js1); $b->js('click',$js2); /?>