I think that's because using the prototype Form namespace directly
works on the form element.
You can try:
Form.Element.serialize('test123') or
$('test123').serialize()
On Mar 21, 8:02 am, "quincy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Right, i have been trying various things with mixed success. I am
> trying this: -
>
> echo $javascript->event("test123", "blur", "new Ajax.Request('/cms/
> function/test123', {parameters: Form.serialize('test123')} );",
> false);
>
> but i then get an error: -
>
> $(form).getElements is not a
> functionhttp://www.mr-philp.co.uk/cms/js/prototype.js
> Line 1690
>
> Now from this error it would beeasy to assume that my prototype
> library is in some way icorrectly installed, but all my other Ajax
> code is working (and there's lots of it) so i don't believe this is
> the case. Has anyone else had this error?
>
> Cheers
>
> On 16 Mar, 16:00, "bernardo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > It would be helpful if you can give more details of where exactly are
> > you having problems: can you capture the event? can you make the ajax
> > request and send the data to the controller? can you save the data?
>
> > A straightforward way could be adding this to your view:
>
> > <?= $javascript->codeBlock(<<<EOD
> > $('ControllerTextareaid').observe('blur',function() {
> > new Ajax.Request('/controller/savetextarea', {
> > parameters: Form.serializeElements([$('ControllerId'),$
> > ('ControllerTextareaid')])
> > });
> > });
> > EOD
> > ); ?>
>
> > Note that this sends only the id and the textareafields.
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