Dear all,

I have decided to use the new Class function in the newest release of
Prototype (1.6) and re-write a function I currently have, reason been
for the simplicity to update it and to learn something new.

I wrote this bit of code:

  var Comments = Class.create({
    initialize: function(form) {
          username = 'cmellor';
          this.form = form
        },
        // Post a comment
        post: function() {
          if(Spry.Widget.Form.validate(this.form) == true) {
            new Ajax.Updater('user_comments', 'configs/ajax_functions.php?
profile_comment=post', {
                  insertion: Insertion.Top,
                  parameters: {
                    user: username,
                        comment: $F('comment')
                  },
                  onLoading: function() {
                    $('comment_button').disable().value = 'Adding Comment';
                        $('comment').clear().disable()
                  },
                  onSuccess: function() {
                    $('comment_button').value = 'Comment Posted';
                  }
                });
          }
        }
  });

  var comment = new Comments('post-comment');

I use the code in a form tag using an onsubmit behaviour, like so:

<form id="post-comment" onsubmit="comment.post(); return false">

Something isn't right about this, because I submit the form, it
refreshes and Firebug gives me the error "comment.post is not a
function"

Can somebody perhaps point out to me what I am doing wrong, any help
would be appreciated :)

Thank you,

 - Chris.


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