using key set_on()

[Wormopolis]

<script>
proboards.plugin.key('example_thread_key').set_on('post_new',12,'New plugin data here');
</script>


VS Admin

do sucessive calls to this overwrite previous ones?  as an example, lets say there was a drop down that the user changed the value of, and the set_on was inside the onchange handler, if they change the drop down 3 times, does it send 3 different calls or does it overwrite the previous 2 and just send the last one?  would that potentially overwrite any calls made by other plugins if they used the same function?

[VS Admin]

I would suggest testing to find out, but I'll also tag Tim Camara Vinh

[Wormopolis]

ok follow-up question

which forms can this be used on? I see thread_new and post_new ... but what about user_edit_personal or other profile forms?

[VS Admin]

I believe it's just thread_new and post_new.

[Tim Camara]

It looks like it queues them all up, but you'd probably want to test it to make sure. Also it is just thread_new and post_new, as far as I'm aware.

[Wormopolis]

I was trying it on a profile edit form to get around the chrome bug and it never bound the function to the form. it was an idea Eton thought might work and I was hopeful for.