Jorge replied to my email and suggested the following:
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Yes, you can add parameters to be passed together with the event.
Take a look
at the docs for the Async module.
Even if you couldn't, though, you could use attributes on each button
to know
what row it is referring to. For example something like
'name="delete-32"' to
work with record with id 32.
If you already have the id, it is a matter of getting the parentNode
id:
(pseudo-HTML)
<div id='record-32'>
<!-- other element here -->
<button id='delete' />
</div>
(pseudo-JS)
var delete_evt = function(evt) {
element = this.target();
id = element.parentNode.id;
// ...
}
On Mar 27, 10:35 am, "Diez B. Roggisch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tuesday 27 March 2007 16:22, Brian Morton wrote:
>
> > Sorry for the dup Jorge, I replied to your email instead of replying
> > to the post.
>
> > I guess what I'm getting at is how do I pass this to my controller? I
> > am gathering that the only argument that gets passed to an event wired
> > up with MochiKit.Signal is evt. Can I add an argument to be passed
> > when an onclick is fired? Right now, the event object contains no
> > information about what element originated this click event, so I don't
> > know where to pull the info from. It could be an edit or delete link
> > on any row. I put my record id in the name attribute of the row, and
> > a unique sequential identifier as the id of each row.
>
> You can use partial to create functions with pre-bound arguments. Pass these
> as signal-targets.
>
> Diez
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