Making sure that you can bind multiple toggles to a single element without problems...

[jquery.git] / test / unit / event.js

diff --git a/test/unit/event.js b/test/unit/event.js
index d2da8e2..2b4d8e5 100644 (file)
--- a/test/unit/event.js
+++ b/test/unit/event.js
@@ -532,7 +532,7 @@ test("jQuery.Event.currentTarget", function(){
 });
 
 test("toggle(Function, Function, ...)", function() {
-       expect(11);
+       expect(16);
        
        var count = 0,
                fn1 = function(e) { count++; },
@@ -585,6 +585,22 @@ test("toggle(Function, Function, ...)", function() {
        $div.unbind('click',fns[0]);
        var data = jQuery.data( $div[0], 'events' );
        ok( !data, "Unbinding one function from toggle unbinds them all");
+
+       // Test Multi-Toggles
+       var a = [], b = [];
+       $div = jQuery("<div/>");
+       $div.toggle(function(){ a.push(1); }, function(){ a.push(2); });
+       $div.click();
+       same( a, [1], "Check that a click worked." );
+
+       $div.toggle(function(){ b.push(1); }, function(){ b.push(2); });
+       $div.click();
+       same( a, [1,2], "Check that a click worked with a second toggle." );
+       same( b, [1], "Check that a click worked with a second toggle." );
+
+       $div.click();
+       same( a, [1,2,1], "Check that a click worked with a second toggle, second click." );
+       same( b, [1,2], "Check that a click worked with a second toggle, second click." );
 });
 
 test(".live()/.die()", function() {