Hello Walter,
I noticed that consistent error in the script too, the script should when
the button is clicked hide the button and in the same place display a
processing image a little gif.
The same script works on pages but not in jsfiddle or that particular page
for some odd reason.
With your code from previous post for consistency with other functions can
I do the below or will that not work?
$('.ShowPleaseWait').observe('click', function(evt){
//do something here
});
On Friday, June 22, 2012 3:39:31 PM UTC+1, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
> Well, you had a consistent error in the script, owing (possibly) to the
> way that jsfiddle renders the script. The function StopTimer() wasn't
> declared in the global scope, so your inline handler couldn't see it or use
> it. I fixed that by moving it into a script block at the top of your HTML,
> but that didn't seem to change anything else about the page. I'm not clear
> what it's supposed to do in any case.
>
> One thing you could try is to remove the onclick inline handler, and
> change it to an unobtrusive observer:
>
> $('centrecolumn_0_dealingcentrecolumn_0_ibtnContinue').observe('click',
> function(evt){
> //do something here
> });
>
> Observers can be "stacked", so as long as this handler doesn't clobber the
> event with stop() or return false, you should be able to have more than one
> event handler respond to the one event should you need to.
>
> Walter
>
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