Thanks a lot Sanford. With your /4 the name of the button is sent to the
function.
But it leads to another Problem. If i use
"$$('INPUT[type=submit]').addEvent('click', ..." Firebug tells me an
Internal 500-Error and jobliste.html?isAjax=1 isn't called.
But that shouldn't be a problem, as "$$('form').addEvent('submit',
function(e)" is working as intended if i give the "name" to the form
instead of to the button.
And with this pointing to the form, this.getElementsByTagName("input.submit")
should work to disable the submit-button, or am i wrong?
Jan
Am Montag, 11. Juni 2012 01:23:32 UTC+2 schrieb Sanford Whiteman:
>
> > trying to pass the name of the submit-button to the function, name
> > is null in the function.
>
> That's because `this` is the FORM element, where you added the event.
> If you want the *INPUT* to be `this`, then add the event to the
> button.
>
> http://jsfiddle.net/2sVhz/4/
>
> Despite the fact that we don't literally do element.onClick=...
> anymore, you have to still think of the event as a property of the
> element by default. Just because you don't see the FORM doesn't mean
> it doesn't have its own events to capture..
>
> -- S.
>
>
