Hello,
I have an Object which looks like that:
var Newsletterform = Class.create ({
/**
* kontructor
*/
initialize: function (id_form, id_container)
{
this.form = $(id_form);
this.container = $(id_container);
Element.show (this.container);
Event.observe(this.form, "submit", this.FormSubmit, false);
},
/**
* Ajax-Success-Handler
*/
FormSubmitSuccess: function (resp, jsonObj)
{
alert ('bin hier!');
window.alert (resp);
},
/**
* Event-Handler
* Called, when user clicks submit
*/
FormSubmit: function ()
{
new Ajax.Request (AjaxApi, {
onSuccess: this.FormSubmitSuccess,
<----
here!!!!!!
parameters: Form.serialize('newsletterform') +
'&cat=1&a=1',
method: 'get',
onFailure: function (resp) {
alert ('Error!');
}
});
}
});
I call this object like this:
handler = new Newsletterform ('newsletterform',
'newsletterform_container');
Now I have trouble with the line marked by "<---- here!!!!!!". When I
replace the "this" by "handler" the "FormSubmitSuccess"-function is
called. Otherwise it doesn't work. I know (or guess) that it's the old
scope-problem with javascript but I don't know how to fix it in this
case. I don't want to use handler because the instance-name could
change..
I would be happy to get some help with that!
M. Hoffmann
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