Try using a Form.Element.Observer[1] instead. It handles this sort of
thing quite neatly, by checking the contents of the field over and
over and triggering a function when they change.
Walter
1. http://prototypejs.org/api/timedObserver
On Jan 7, 2009, at 11:57 AM, MalContented wrote:
> I suspect I need to process the
> 'DOMCharacterDataModified' event rather than the 'change' event (as
> implemented in the Prototype library). The library appears to be set
> up for only 'HTMLEvents', the event I need is specified as a mutation
> event.
> Any ideas how I can achieve this?
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