How 'bout something like
var paramsA = Form.serializeElements( $(frm).getInputs('checkbox',
typeA),true);
var paramsB = Form.serializeElements( $(frm).getInputs('checkbox',
typeB),true);
var paramsC = Form.serializeElements( $(frm).getInputs('checkbox',
typeC),true);
var params = paramsA
You might find it easier to set up queues if you don't use inline
code. Create an observer in the head of your page, and then you can
keep all your code in one place and integrate the effects so they are
aware of each other's existence and state.
document.observe('dom:loaded', function(){
Thanks walter, though I am not sure I understand that code.
if the identify command assigns and ID, it returns it, but the code
throws it away then does a switch on the id on the next line.
It also appears that maybe I missed something about how queue works if
you are passing it the id of the
Identify assigns an ID to the element if none exists, and that ID will
persist until the page is done processing. Basically, it's a throw-
away line to ensure that if the element that fired the event doesn't
have an ID, the rest of your code doesn't go sproing. You could just
as easily
