Ensure a function is only executed one time on an element
This code shows how to avoid two executions of a function on an single element. Moreover, the CSS class allows us to confirm the launch of this function.
function set_element(el) {
var testClass = 'has-func-set-element';
if (el.hasClass(testClass)) {
return false;
}
el.addClass(testClass);
// el.children('.child').each(function())
return true;
}
set_element($('test'));
// Returns true
set_element($('test'));
// Returns false
This code can be used in MooTools or jQuery.
Written by Kévin / Darklg
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