Hi,
I'm trying to use Ajax.updater within a function which I'll be calling
on a variety of different elements. The element is 'this' within the
function, so I can specify the first argument of Ajax.updater using
this.identify() like this:
new Ajax.Updater(this.identify(), locationUrl, {
method: 'get',
onSuccess: function () {
$('myElement').enable();
}
});
...but then how do I refer to 'this' within my onSuccess callback
function? In the above I'm having to specify it explicitly using $
('myElement'), but that's not going to be any use if I want to call my
function on *any* element:
onSuccess: function () {
this.enable(); // doesn't work, because 'this' isn't 'myElement'
inside callback func
}
Is there something clever I can do with bindings or something here?
Jonny
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