Hey,
phpist a écrit :
> <ul>
> <li testID="1">Test A</li>
> <li testID="2">Test B</li>
> <li testID="3">Test C</li>
> </ul>
Er, first, you do know that this is not valid HTML, right? A more
scriptaculous'ish option would be to put it like this:
<li><span class="informal">1</span>Test A</li>
...
Then style .informal to "display: none". It will automatically *not* be
used for visual completion of your edit zone, too.
> How can i handle testID?
Use the afterUpdateElement callback, which gets passed the selected <li>
item as its second argument. Then just use readAttribute('testID') on
it. Or if you went with the informal stuff, you can either use:
yourLI.getElementsByClassName("informal").firstChild.nodeValue
or:
yourLI.firstChild.firstChild.nodeValue
The first variant reacts better to change in your <li> structure, but is
slower. The second is faster but structure-dependent.
'HTH
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