Just trying to wrap my ahead around on this:
var _myFn = function(param1, param2) {
event.stopPropagation(); // this is what I want = read or affect click event information
// do stuff with context, param1 and param2
};
element.addEventListener('click', _myFn.bind(context, param1, param2));
I have not read that the bind() method allows to pass the event information for the click. I know I could rewrite my handler logic but is there a way to do this anyway? If not what would be an elegant way to resolve this?
I need an ES5 solution.
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