try:
window.doNothing=function(event)
{
alert("right now, this does nothing");
}
On Jul 23, 7:33 pm, "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> getting started with greasemonkey. I have don't some js programming
> in the past, but mostly back around 2002-2005 and pretty exclusively
> in IE. Anyway, I am working on adding some elements to a site as
> well as a button which I hope to allow me to launch a js function.
>
> The function will be part of my greasemonkey script and will be
> attached to a new div I create and add to the page. I am able to get
> the div added to the page and use the registerEvent method(and tried a
> few other things), but so far, I am unable to get my button to fire
> any events, no matter what I try.
>
> Right now, I just have a test function as a stub:
>
> function registerEvents()
> {
> var link = document.getElementById("send");
> if(link != null)
> {
> alert(link.innerHTML );
> link.addEventListener('click', doNothing, false);
> doNothing();
> alert(link );
> }}
>
> function doNothing()
> {
> alert("right now, this does nothing");}
>
> my registerEvents() does fire, the alerts show correctly, doNothing()
> fires correctly, but when I click on the div where the event should
> be... nothing happens, like there is no event attached. Please help!!!
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