Hello everyone.
I've basically got this HTML code:
<ul class="superlist">
<li class="foo" id="bar">
<div class="foobar">some content</div>
<div class="content">some more content</div>
<div class="actions">some actions</div>
</li>
</ul>
and this JS code:
$$(".superlist li").invoke("observe", "mouseover", function(event) {
alert(event.element().inspect().escapeHTML());
});
So now the thing is, that the event.element() method does NOT (as I
would expect) return the <li> element, but any of the nested elements
instead. Which might be a <div class="foobar"> or a <div
class="content">.
That results in two problems for me:
1. I want to toggle the visibility of li.actions for the li hovered.
It shall become visible on mouseover and unvisible on mouseout. That
doesn't work since anytime I move over one of the li's nested
elements, the mouse-events get triggered. Although (from my point of
view) I'm never leaving that element, since they are indeed children
of the li.
2. (similar to the first one) I do always need to know which li
element was hovered (so that I can determine which .actions div shall
be toggled but don't know any good way to achieve this.
I've run through similar problems like this several times but could
never find a good solution.
Hope anyone here can help me out :-)
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