Invoke a class event, notifying all listeners. You must declare the events your class invokes when you install it; see JX.install() for documentation. Any arguments you provide will be passed to listener callbacks.
| string | type | Event type, must be declared when class is installed. |
| ... | more | Zero or more arguments. |
| JX.Event | Event object which was dispatched. |
Listen for events emitted by this object instance. You can also use the static flavor of this method to listen to events emitted by any instance of this object.
See also listen() in JX.Stratcom.
Static listen interface for listening to events produced by any instance of this class. See listen() for documentation.
| string | type | Type of event to listen for. |
| function | callback | Function to call when this event occurs. |
| object | A reference to the installed listener. You can later remove the listener by calling this object's remove() method. |
Setting cookies involves setting up a cookie object which is eventually written.
var prefs = new JX.Cookie('prefs');
prefs.setDaysToLive(5);
prefs.setValue('1,0,10,1350');
prefs.setSecure();
prefs.write();Retrieving a cookie from the browser requires only a read() call on the cookie object. However, because cookies have such a complex API you may not be able to get your value this way if a path or domain was set when the cookie was written. Good luck with that.
var prefs_string = new JX.Cookie('prefs').read();There is no real API in HTTP for deleting a cookie aside from setting the cookie to expire immediately. This dispose method will null out the value and expire the cookie as well.
new JX.Cookie('prefs').dispose();| key |