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On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 4:00 PM, Charles Parcell <pokemonkil...@gmail.com>wrote: > The topic I am asking about is not MOOTools specific, but I am want to > build it within MOOTools so it is relative. > > I have been an old school fool for a long time. Been getting wet in > MOOTools to build a pseudo web application. Basically, I want to know > how I can build my form the "proper". > > Here is the info about my question. > > I am going to have a list of X items to present. Each item will be > presented in a row containing a checkbox, label, and data control > (either text, textarea, select, or checkbox). > > The checkbox, that each item has, is a toggle which will disable (or > not) the data control. If it is checked then the user can manipulate > the data control. If not, the data control is disabled. > > > I have already build this, but using old methods of construction. For > instance, I am a select performing an addEvent, but I have a switch > statement within that is checking for each row item by name > explicitly. While this is possible for my static first attempt, it > becomes impossible when I introduce a dynamic list of data. > > I want to get an idea of how I should be building my javascript. I > assume that I should write a single selector that performs an addEvent > for each disabling checkbox in the row that links to the data control > via another selector. What would the "proper" way be, to construct my > row (<div> tags) and write the addEvent function. > > Sorry if this sounds disjointed. I am probably not using the proper > grammar to identify each element and task. > > Any help, even if just a link, would be welcome. > > Charles P. > > > -- > To unsubscribe, reply using "remove me" as the subject. >
