hey guys,
i have a page in which i disable a form:
$('myForm').diable();
Then i need to enable only form elements who id begins with 'act':
$('myForm').select('*[id^="act"]').invoke('enable');
the problem is that the select also returns elements such as links
('a') whose ids also begin with 'act'.
as you can imagin calling enable() on a link throws an error.
im not very familier with the css select syntax used in prototype, and
i am unsure if it is possible to limit the select to only form
elements i.e. input, select, button
i tried something like this:
$('myForm').select('[input|select]*[id^="act"]').invoke('enable');
but i suppose thats more regex then selector syntax.
is there anyway of achieving this without resorting to something like
$('myForm').select('*[id^="act"]').each(function(e) { if(e.type ==
'input') { e.enable(); } );
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