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In the last post , I showed how you can instantiate multiple behaviors on a single input element, through server extenders or directly through client behaviors (which themselves can be created imperatively or declaratively). In this post, I want to show how to get a reference to these behaviors. Of course, the simplest is to grab that reference when you create the behavior and hold on to it until the next time you need it: var tb1EditInPlace = $create(Bleroy.Sample.EditInPlace, { cssClass: "editInPlace" }, {}, {}, $get( 'tb1' )); Now of course, the code that needs to use a reference might not be from the same source or area of responsibility as the one that created it. If you created the behavior through declarative markup...
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