javascript - How can I have a dynamically allocated DOM event fire as well as a backbone event? -

I have to attach a loader to my button on the mouse page on every page.

I have a function that passes the layers in the render and top-level view, after which it grabs every button and attaches a Masudown event to it:

  AttachGlobalButtonEventHandler: function (see) {view. $ El.find $ 'Target.addClass' ('active'); $ Target.prop ('disabled', 'true); }); }   
 It works fine, but the problem is that the incidents of my spine are not running on the button, which looks:  
  events : {'Click .newtag': 'gotoCreate'}, goto create: function (evt) {evt.preventDefault (); App.router.navigate ('somewhere', true); }   
 If I delete  attachGlobalButtonEventHandler , then click on  newtag  OK, but if the handler is connected. How can I ensure that the occurrence of the click on the spinal cord will also be cured?   
 
 
 Here the problem occurs in the  disabled  property and order events.  
  MausDown  event occurs before the event   and in the  mousedown  callback you disable the button, this Type  click  delete event altogether.  
 Check it out. If you comment on line  $ (this) .prop ('disabled',);  then click   the event will fire.  
 By adding a  setTimeout  you can execute it effectively on the next tick, check it out for details.  
  Edit:  I have now noticed that @CommanKey had suggested a comment the same thing.