removeBehavior method

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10/13/2015

Detaches a behavior from the element.

Syntax

*object.*removeBehavior(cookie)

Parameters

cookie [in]
Type: Integer

Value that specifies the identifier that is returned from a previous addBehavior call.

Return value

Type: Boolean

Returns one of the following possible values.

Return value	Description
true	The behavior was successfully removed.
false	The behavior was not removed.

Standards information

There are no standards that apply here.

Remarks

This method applies only to attached behaviors, which are the original Dynamic HTML (DHTML) behaviors introduced in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5. Element behaviors are a feature in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 and cannot be added or removed from an element.

Examples

This example uses the removeBehavior method to show how a behavior that implements a mouseover highlighting effect can be dynamically removed from all li elements on a page.

Code example: http://samples.msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/samples/components/htc/refs/addBehavior.htm

<script type="text/javascript">
var collBehaviorID = new Array();
var collLI = new Array ();
var countLI = 0;
:
function detachBehavior()
{
     for (i=0; i < countLI; i++)
        collLI[i].removeBehavior (collBehaviorID [i]);
}
    
</script>
:
Click <a href="javascript:detachBehavior()">here</a>
to remove highlighting effect.
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