krunk- wrote:
> ...
> >From the source:
> new Form.EventObserver('process_call_form', function(element, value)
> {new Ajax.Request('/rails/assistant/add_element', {asynchronous:true,
> evalScripts:true, parameters:'Form.serialize(process_call_form)=' +
> value})})
> ...
> page << "Event.stopObserving('process_call_form', 'change',
> #{function})"
>
The third parameter in Event.stopObserving() should be a handle from the
original Event.observe() call. For example:
var handle = Event.observe(element,'click',myFunc);
Event.stopObserving(element,'click',handle);
From what I can see in the source of the parent class
Abstract.EventObserver() there is no returning or caching of the
Event.observe() handles.
Perhaps this is a limitation or am I missing something?
--Ken
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