Well I've just started using Prototype as of last week, and I like it
so far but I just started using the Event. set today and I'm having
some problems... I have absolutely no idea how to trigger an
Event.observe properly so that the function in the observe can have
more variables passed to it at a later time.
Am I just going about this the wrong way?
Skined down version of the function I'm writing:
function mouseFollow(type, var) {
var mouse_x = Event.pointerX(event) + 8;
var mouse_y = Event.pointerY(event) + 8;
$('mouse_x').update(mouse_x);
$('mouse_y').update(mouse_y);
if (type == "over") {
$('info').setStyle({
'z-index': "200"
});
$('info').update(var);
} else {
$('info').update("");
}
}
It works fine in IE6, however FF spits out "Error: event has no
properties" errors.
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