> Event.observe(window, 'load', function() {
It might be better to listen to 'dom:loaded' event on a document
(since it fires as soon as DOM is ready)
> Event.observe('emailus', 'click', getContentAlt(col2, col3));
Event.observe needs a function reference as a third argument. You
probably meant to do:
Event.observe('emailus', 'click', function(){ getContentAlt(col2,
col3) });
// or
$('emailus').observe('click', function() { getContentAlt(col2,
col3) });
> function getContentAlt(col2, col3) {
>
> if ($(this).hasClassName('current')) {
>
> return false;
>
> }
return false; wouldn't work in Event.observe. You need to use
Event.stop(event).
Best,
kangax
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