I was looking for a way to have an input, that when you change, would roll to the next input. The project I'm working on has a page based system, so each page has its own fieldset. When the last field is completed, I wanted it to automatically roll to the next page. I also wanted functionality for zip code, and phone number fields, that would roll to the next input after 5 digits on zip, or roll to the next piece of the phone number field.
I've been working on a project at Underground Elephant that is a very very very heavy javascript project. It's heavily event-driven, but I have an issue with the lack of event priorities in jquery. The Symfony 2 Event Listener is a great example of what an event listener should look like, for a couple of reasons. First, and most importantly (to me at least), the events have a priority. Secondly, Events have specific classes that get passed with them, so you know exactly what to expect.
So, you've delved into writing your own Chrome extension. Maybe you've even already made one, but you still have a question: How can I use more current technology to to this? Well, as it turns out, it only takes a few extra steps!