Simple subclassing should do the job (haven't tested but it should
work):
Ajax.Replacer = Class.create(Ajax.Updater, {
initialize: function($super, container, url, options) {
options = options || { };
options.onComplete = (options.onComplete ||
Prototype.emptyFunction)
.wrap(function(proceed, transport, json) {
$(container).replace(transport.responseText);
proceed(transport, json);
})
$super(container, url, options);
}
})
new Ajax.Replacer("someElement", "someUrl");
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