initialize: function(className) {
$$(className).each(function(x) {
x.mouseover = this.doHover.bindAsEventListener(this);
}.bind(this));
},
doHover: function(e) {
alert("over");
}
};
x.mouseover = this.doHover.bindAsEventListener(this);
}.bind(this));
},
doHover: function(e) {
alert("over");
}
};
just another way ;)
brgds,
sigi
On 11/9/06, Jay Miller <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In the line:
x.mouseover = this.doHover.bindAsEventListener (this)
this doesn't refer to what you're thinking. It's inside the closure, which changes the scope chain.
Rollover.prototype = {
initialize: function(className) {
var doHover = this.doHover.bindAsEventListener(this);
$$(className).each(function(x) {
x.mouseover = doHover;
});
},
doHover: function(e) {
alert("over");
}
};
Will do what you're looking to do.On 11/9/06, Bryce Fischer < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have the class below. Trying to do a simple rollover class.
var Rollover = Class.create();
Rollover.prototype = {
initialize: function(className) {
$$(className).each(function(x) {
x.mouseover = this.doHover.bindAsEventListener (this);
});
},
doHover: function(e) {
alert("over");
}
};
It errors on the line (x.mouseover =
this.doHover.bindAsEventListener (this);) with the following message:
this.doHover has no properties
Any ideas why? I've used the bindAseventListener before, and haven't
seen this error. Its probably something painfully obvious that I'm
missing or forgetting...
Thanks
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