I think at this point I would just write the link with the onclick by
hand. the $ajax->link function isn't really made for this. The other
option, if you're a javascript purist, is to write the link by hand,
and then use the $javascript->event to watch for the onclick.
Personally, I think the link you pasted in that post would work just
fine.
379 the manifesto wrote:
> Hi - I'm using this for remote requests...
>
> echo $ajax->link('View', "/projects/view_project_mini/$tmp_id",
> array('update' => "$update",
> 'complete' => "new Effect.BlindDown('$update');"
> ));
>
>
> I would like to include a 'Close' link on each of the remote request
> pages, and would normally do something like:
>
>
> <a href="#" title="Close this section" onClick="closePage();">Close</a>
>
> Which would call the closePage() Js function.
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------
>
> What is the syntax for firing custom Javascript / Ajax or Scriptaculous
> functions with AjaxHelper please?
>
>
> eg: echo $ajax->link('Close',
> 'url' => null,
> array('myJsFunction' => "$open_div"
> ));
>
>
>
>
> Thanks....
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