Maybe I misunderstood your original question. I thought you wanted to
do some extra stuff *before* the form submission occurs, as-if to
prepare the page for switching to edit mode.
If you want to do stuff after the form submission (or even just
before), you may want to checkout the various callback methods you can
supply to the InPlaceEditor, such as: onComplete, onFailure, and
callback. You can also set the option htmlResponse to false and have
the response from the form submission be raw JavaScript to be
executed.
new Ajax.InPlaceEditor( 'element-id', { htmlResponse: false } );
And a sample response would be:
$('element-id').update('new value')
This page may be helpful in learning more about the
Ajax.InPlaceEditor:
http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/Ajax.InPlaceEditor
-justin
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