Richard Quadling wrote:
> ...
>
> $(s_Form)
> .getElements()
> .without
> (
> $(s_Key),
> $(s_Form)
> .getElementsBySelector
> (
> 'input[type=reset]'
> )
> .first(),
> $(s_Form)
> .getElementsBySelector
> (
> 'input[type=submit]'
> )
> .first()
> )
> .invoke('observe', 'blur', keyEdited)
> .invoke('observe', 'change', keyEdited);
>
> is working, but could it be made any neater?
>
>
You could do one of two things: add a "keyEdited" class to all those you
want to observe, then simply call $$('.keyEdited').invoke(...) or you
could do a more complicated CSS selector using ":not()". Maybe
something like the following:
$(s_Form)
.getElementsBySelector('*:not(input[type=reset]):not(input[type=submit]):not(#'
+ $(s_Key).id + ')')
.invoke(...)
- Ken
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