Never mind - I was cloning the content for the popup.
On Feb 13, 10:55 am, iporter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have built a class that builds a form. Thus, the following code
> creates an instance with a couple of parameters, gives the form
> 'Username' and 'Password' fields, and the assigns to the content of a
> Popup with DOM of the form:
>
> var myForm = new Form('id', {
> submitBtnText: 'Login',
> onSubmit: site.login.submit
> });
> myForm.appendFieldSet('id', ['Username', 'Password']);
> new Popup('login', {width:300, title:'Login', draggable:true,
> content:form.createDOM()}).show();
>
> The createDOM function basically goes like this:
> this.DOM = new Element('form', {id:this.id});
> ...
> if (this.options.onSubmit) this.DOM.addEvent('submit',
> site.login.submit);
> return this.DOM;
>
> However, the function site.login.submit does not get called. I found
> that if I comment out the above if statement and add '$
> ('formIDorElement').observe('submit', site.login.submit);' after
> creating the new Popup above, then the function is called. However,
> if I call 'myForm.DOM.observe('submit', site.login.submit);', the
> function is not called. Can you explain this, and how I can attach
> the passed submit method within the class definition?
>
> Many thanks
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