yes, in handler functions scope is usually lost
you can fight it this way:
onComplete: function() { this.ReadResponse(); }.bind(this)
>
> Ok, could someoe explain, I'm losing scope for "this", see below the
> line this.ReadResponse();
>
> This has no scope. Why? What does work is the next line, where _PG
> is the defined object of this class.
>
> var PageContent = Class.create({
> ....
>
> Read: function(id)
> {
> var layer = 'content_edit_layer';
> var pars = 'ax=read_content&PageContentID=' + id;
>
> var myAjax = new Ajax.Updater(
> layer,
> this.ajax_updater_url,
> {
> method: 'POST',
> parameters: pars,
> onComplete: function() { this.ReadResponse(); }
> //onComplete: function() { _PG.ReadResponse(); }
> });
> },
>
> ReadResponse: function()
> {
> new Effect.BlindDown('content_edit_layer');
> },
> >
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