Hey there!

I'm SUPER excited about event delegation, and I'm giving it a whirl
with jquery, using behaviours.

So, I've got something simmering like so

Track = $.klass({

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

  // then, i define toggleOptions and togglePlay and so on...

Basically, I'm creating a Track behavior. A track has some links in
it, including .track_link and .play_link. Ok, but I get stuck:

1. "e" doesn't seem to be the event, it seems to be the target - is
this correct or am I smoking crack? I don't really need the event (i
don't think), but in the example on the danwebb blog, you explicitly
pass e.target.

2. In these two functions that I'm calling (like toggleOptions) if I
return false in the method, the event continues to bubble. Is this
right? I can change it to be

return this.toggleOptions(e)

with toggleOptions or even manually return false, in which case then
the event stops bubbling.

and this brings me to...

3. For some odd reason, I can only match against 1 selector. So, in
the above example, I can match either .track_link OR .play_link,
basically, whichever comes first.

HALP!

I'm very excited by what I *could* be doing once I get this working,
but something seems fishy here (else I'm having a bad coding day.)