Hey Onder,
Onder Arslan a écrit :
> because i want to use autocompleter, i want to usage like his :
>
> if($('cbox').value == true)
> new Ajax.Autocompleter("txt","hint","data.aspx",{minChars: 5});
> else
> new Ajax.Autocompleter("txt","hint","other_data.aspx",{minChars: 5});
>
> and cbox value change will dynamically when web site using.
> i want to use sometimes data.aspx or other_data.aspx for completion data
OK, but my system still works as long as you don't use keydown/blur
events on $('txt') otherwise. Imagine this:
function defineAutocompleter(target_url) {
var field = $('txt');
if (field._ac) {
$('txt').stopObserving('blur').stopObserving('keydown');
delete field._ac;
}
field._ac = new Ajax.Autocompleter(field, 'hint', target_url,
{ minChars: 5 });
} // defineAutocompleter
new Field.EventObserver('cbox', function(cbox, checked) {
defineAutocompleter(checked ? 'data.aspx' : 'other_data.aspx');
});
This should cut it nicely. Untested, but most likely to work. Notice
how using Field.EventObserver here spares you the need to react manually
to your checkbox being checked/unchecked.
If you need more flexibility when calling defineAutocompleter (e.g.
specify element/completionZone IDs or extra options, just add the
arguments to it.
'HTH
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