if I understand what you are going for, there's no need for custom
events:
$('ph').observe('click', function(event) {
event.preventDefault();
new Ajax.Request(url, {
..... process request
});
});
Also, you can't use DOM events for custom events.
$('ph').observe('click', function(event
On May 15, 1:54 am, marioosh <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have <a id="ph" href="#">.
> I want to do that (sorry for my poor english):
> When user click ph, i need to set href to some usable address (by
> sending request Ajax.Request) and fire onclick once again.
>
> I've done like below, but not works good :/ Please help... how to do
> this better ?
>
> $('ph').observe('click', function() {
> Event.stop(event);
> $('ph').fire('owner:click');
> });
>
> $('ph').observe('owner:click', function() {
>
> if($('ph').href.endsWith('#')) {
>
> new Ajax.Request("geturl.php", {
> onComplete: function(request)
> {
> $('ph').href =
> request.responseText;
>
> $('ph').fire('owner:click');
> }.bind(this)
> });
> } else {
> // open link...
> }
>
> });
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