> /* init section */
> window.onload = function() {
> loadProjectControlMenu();
>
> };
This is actually redundant. You could assign handler to onload event
directly:
window.onload = loadProjectControlMenu;
>
> function loadProjectControlMenu()
> {
> Event.observe('toggleStatus','click', getThis, false);
> Event.observe('toggleConstStatus','click', getThis, false);
>
> }
"useCapture" in Event.observe (last argument) is "false" by default,
so there's no need to specify that either.
>
> function getThis(evt){
> // this works
> el = Event.element(evt);
> // this works and returns the HTML tag
> al = Object.inspect(el);
> // this does not work no matter how I structure it
> ax = Element.identify(al);
> alert(al);
> alert(ax);
> // the goal is to substitute in the clicked element ID where 'el' is
> in the 'toggle' below..
> //Effect.toggle(el,'slide');}
>
#identify was introduced in 1.6, so you would need to upgrade first.
Also, it's a good idea to define variables as local (by prefixing them
with "var") - otherwise you might accidentally overwrite other global
variables.
Best,
kangax
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