Hi there,
You could do
var s = SPAN('test');
s.onclick = bind(do_something,s);
However, to make you life easier when dealing with JS events and
different event models in different browsers, check out the Signal
module in Mochikit [1]. Among other things, it allows you to connect
multiple handlers to a single event (doing an s.onclick = whatever
replaces the previous event handler). That said, the "mochikit way"
would be:
var s = SPAN('test');
connect(s, do_somehting);
Arnar
[1] http://www.mochikit.com/doc/html/MochiKit/Signal.html
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Hi there,
You could do
var s = SPAN('test');
s.onclick = bind(do_something,s);
However, to make you life easier when dealing with JS events and
different event models in different browsers, check out the Signal
module in Mochikit [1]. Among other things, it allows you to connect
multiple handlers to a single event (doing an s.onclick = whatever
replaces the previous event handler). That said, the "mochikit way"
would be:
var s = SPAN('test');
connect(s, do_somehting);
Arnar
[1] http://www.mochikit.com/doc/html/MochiKit/Signal.html
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