> I don't think input elements have a submit event. Form elements do.
> So that would be step one. :-)
Ah.. you're right. I did ('myinput').observe('click', foofunc); not
'submit'.
Thanks for catching this. So I'm basically adding another handler tied
to exact same event as the DOM0 style handler.
> Is it really necessary to use old DOM0-style event handlers (the
> attribute on the tag) and modern event attachment in the same app?
Sigh.. I absolutely agree with you 100% on this. However, I do not
have control over how this is.
The DOM0-style comes from the server and I'm implementing a solution
that is strictly on client side hence the ugliness of the code.
>Out of curiousity, what kind of input element is it? (That elipsis
>could cover a lot of ground.) button? submit? text? checkbox?
It is submit button.
I appreciate any suggestion on how I might solve this problem. Thanks.
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