Michael Best
Michael Best
Perhaps we should only output this as an error in debug mode.
I think this will be fixed with c41c1c3547c5cc7d884c47b0db95dc414b65e763, but I'll double check.
That code can just be removed now since the workaround hasn't been needed since Knockout 3.1.
Checking `_deferUpdates` will only work if using the debug version of Knockout. I'm not sure if there's a way to check in all cases.
The cause is this bug in Knockout, SteveSanderson/knockout#498, which means that the afterRender callback gets stale data. So why is there an error in 2.2 and not in 2.1? That's...
This is related to https://github.com/SteveSanderson/knockout/issues/500, which hopefully we can fix in the next version of Knockout. Edit: Okay, it's slightly related, but even if the issue was fixed, the sortable...
Even though you can update the `event` binding's value, the actual set of events cannot be changed, only the handlers. Thus you could change your code to this: ``` binding:...
The `event` binding handler establishes the event bindings only once. This is just to set up listeners for the events. When an event happens, it checks the binding value for...
The API is designed so that the object given to `event` is really a part of the binding itself. In my Punches library, I've made it possible to use `event.[eventname]`...
I'm not @rniemeyer, but I'm one of the Knockout developers, and I thought I could answer your question. A good way to learn how these pieces work together is to...