What timing! The Porteneuve book arrived 30 minutes ago and had the
answer. FYI, here's the observe(0) call that did the trick:
this.control.closeLink.observe('click',this.close.bindAsEventListener(this,this));
1. Use of bindAsEventListener()
2. Passing 'this' as its second argument.
On Apr 9, 10:21 am, Doug Kaye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You know the feeling: You're new to the event model(s) and you lose
> track of things easily. :-)
>
> Inside the constructor function for a JS class I dynamically add an
> <a> element. I then use observe() to bind an event-handling function
> for 'click'. Works fine that far. The handler gets control on click
> events. But how do I get access to the instantiated object of the
> class within that handler? I can use Event.element(event) to get the
> <a> element, but how do I get the JS object that established the
> handler?
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