The version before works great:

http://github.com/danwrong/low-pro-for-jquery/tree/c1dc9b8f95f0bd40fe...

re: #2 I have been manually return false, or returning my function
which returns false and stops the default behaviour.

Syntactically, the existing:

  onclick: $.delegate({
    '.play_link' : function(e){ return this.togglePlay(e)},
    '.track_link': function(e){ return this.toggleOptions(e)}
  }),

would be even nicer (for my usage, at least) like so:

  onclick: $.delegate({
    '.play_link' :this.togglePlay(e),
    '.track_link': this.toggleOptions(e)
  }),

or heck, in behaviors, I often initialize and set some variables like
so:

initialize: function() {
    this.playLink = $(".play-button",this.element);
    this.trackLink = $("a.track_link",this.element);
  }

how cool would this be:

  onclick: $.delegate({
    this.playLink :this.togglePlay(),
    this.toggleLink: this.toggleOptions()
  })

Of course, I'm not great with the javascript metaprogramming, but heck
that would be the awesomist API.

Thanks again for your work Dan - it's opened my eyes to some great
techniques.

Sudara

On 27 Mar, 22:21, Sudara <markswilli...@gmail.com> wrote: