Hi all, i have this problem, and i dont know how to avoid it:
In a sortable element made with a foreach loop, im using something like:
Event.observe(‘button’, ‘click’, function(e){
alert(this.getattributes(‘name’)) } );
where name is actually a counter of the loop.
The problem is that i need a element that being click execute a function
who pass a variable, and this variable depends of the context. Ex:
[button 1],name:â€1â€, function: delete(1)
[button 1],name:â€2â€, function: delete(2)
[button 1],name:â€3â€, function: delete(3)
[button 1],name:â€4â€, function: delete(4)... and so
This works great in Firefox, so i can get any attribute of the dom
elements where the function (in the above example, “alertâ€) is.
But in IE dont work in any way.
Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks…
PD. On click events dont work, cause the elements are in a sortable (or
at least, i dont know how to do it)
on 2006-11-14 18:55
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