You could also write it as:
Event.observe(oneElement , 'click', this.one_method.bind(this));
Trevan
Bart Lewis wrote:
> You need a bind.
>
> Event.observe(oneElement , 'click', function(){
> this.one_method()
> }.bind(this));
>
> -B
>
> On Oct 19, 7:02 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
>> hi boys;
>>
>> i have a problem with Event.observe .
>> i want to assing onclick event into a declaration object.
>> something like :
>> =======================================================
>> miG = Class.create();
>> miG.prototype = {
>> // ........................................
>> initialize: function( oneElement )
>> {
>> Event.observe( oneElement , 'click', this.one_method ) <-----
>> problem at runtime, this is loss
>> } ,
>> // ........................................
>> one_method: function (e) {
>> do something ...... .. . . ..
>> }
>>
>> } // end class
>>
>> o_miG=new miG( $('oneDiv') );
>> =======================================================
>>
>> the problem is the "THIS" object i loss at runtime , any idea ?
>>
>> thks, all.
>>
>> regards form spain.
>> albert.
>>
>
>
> >
>
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