Afternoon Guys / Gals ..
I'm having a slight headache with stop observing ....
i'll try to explain my code ...
upon click of an element (in this case a form submit) my javascript
goes through some calculations and if needed calls a function to
create an error message .. this function creates a fixed position div
ontop of the page with the error message inside it.
Now doing all this is fine but i need an
Event.observe(document,'click', function() {
removeTheElementIJustAdded();
}
on the end of it .....
this also works well and fine BUT !! .... do i need to stop observing
the document click else it will try to call that function every
time? ....
P.S i cannot stop all click observers because i have more on the page
that i need to listen to ....
All i want to do is simple .. create the div (done) and watch for a
click event on the entire document that removes it
but it seems to be a bit headachy for me for some reason.!!! - i think
its due to me not wanting to have multiple Event.observe;s created!!
Regards
Alex
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