Nice and clean. i like. Well, that settles it, no more core change
requests for me; i'll be over at the general help group for future
assists like this. :)
-joe t.

On Feb 8, 4:28 pm, Mike Rumble <[email protected]> wrote:
> if it's just a case of not wanting to use 'writeAttribute' on each
> use, then I'd suggest using Function#wrap to provide a wrapper for
> Form#request rather than modifying source adding.
>
> Came up with this in about five minutes...
>
> Element.addMethods('form', {
>   request : Form.Methods.request.wrap(function(proceed, element){
>     var url = Object.isString(arguments[2]);
>     if(url) element.writeAttribute('action', arguments[2]);
>     return proceed(element, (url) ? arguments[3]||{} : arguments[2]||
> {});
>   })
>
> });
>
> $('my-form').observe('submit', function(e){
>   e.stop();
>   this.request('/new/url', {
>     method : 'get'
>   });
>
> });
>
> Worth noting that this will still work in the 'old' way of not
> specifying a URL.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Mike.
>
> On Feb 4, 10:08 pm, "joe t." <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > i've had an ongoing need to make Form#request less dependent on the
> > FORM's action attribute. i either need to keep calling
> > $("formID").writeAttribute({action:...}).request(...)
>
> > or take the long way around with
> > new Ajax.Request(url,{parameters:Form#serialize(), ...});
>
> > What are the hazards of allowing the options Object to accept the url
> > as well:
>
> > myCode.js:
> > $("formID").request({url:"server_script.php", onSuccess:...});
>
> > prototype.js 1.6.0.3 ~3558:
> > var params = options.parameters,
> >     action = form.readAttribute('action') || options.url || '';
>
> > Now, i see immediately that the url option would ultimately get passed
> > upward into Ajax.Base.options, but does this cause any trouble? i'm
> > just curious, because although it may not get much support, i'd like
> > to try it out.
>
> > Or, if someone has a better suggestion, i'm open. i'm just sick of
> > calling #writeAttribute all the time, and i want to avoid putting a
> > fixed action value in the HTML.
> > --
> > joe t.
>
>
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