Hi.
Autocompleter constructor just uses $() function for lookup element.
So it's OK to pass element itself as first parameter.
createEditField: function() {
this._createEditField();
new Autocompleter.Local(this.editField, ...);
}
lskatz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok I think that the major problem I am having now is that the editor
> field does not have an id, and I need an id for the autocompleter. My
> code is below... any help please?
>
> My javascript error (in firefox) is
> Error: this.element has no properties
> Source File: /javascript/scriptaculous/controls.js
> Line: 59
>
> // add in the inplaceeditor for the name field
> var editor=new Ajax.InPlaceEditor('name' + hoursId,'changeHour.php',{
> okButton:false,
> submitOnBlur:true,
> formId:'ajaxForm',
> callback:function(form,value){
> var request="hoursId=" + hoursId +
> "&which=name&username=" + value;
> return request;
> },
> });
> Object.extend(editor, {
> _createEditField: editor.createEditField,
> createEditField: function() {
> this._createEditField();
> new Autocompleter.Local(this.editField.id,'name' + hoursId,
> 'employeeSuggestion.php',{
> 'minChars':1,
> });
>
> }
> });
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