Well, okay, the gist I get out of all of this is the ‘trigger’ class is ‘not’ quite like a real ‘click’ event and I should just kind of generally rethink all of this.
That is totally ‘ok’. I think it is interesting to have brought this point up because lets say you wanted to ‘simulate’ mouse events as a ‘macro’ on screen in JS with JQuery. Obviously ‘trigger’ is ‘somewhat’, but not yet ‘fully’ sufficient to encompass all these actions, at least if I am correct.
Let me move away from my own project for a moment-- If I just had a simple ‘button’, and ran trigger click, would the button ‘appear’ to the user to be momentarily depressed ?
If not, what is this function really for ?