On Nov 17, 8:22 pm, "Bastian Feder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> sure I meant "rows" instead of "this". sry.
Thanks for your help, it doesn't work. I'm just half-understanding
what bind do, but I now think in my example I've just mis-understood
(or rather overlooked) that dom:loaded event is fired AFTER the rest
of the script is executed as in
var rows;
document.observe( "dom:loaded", function() {
rows = [{"first":"Robert","last":"G"},
{"first":"Honza","last":"K"}];
alert( '1: ' + Object.inspect(rows) );
})
alert( '2: ' + Object.inspect(rows) );
Second alert is shown first and by that time rows variable is still
empty... Oh well... I should have simplified it sooner but I was
blinded by this cool Ajax thing... :-(
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