It's not Prototype's problem. IE doesn't pass the event object to the
handler function like Firefox (or pretty much any other browser).
You can get around it in a couple of ways:
1. Check for the event object at the top of your function, if it's
not there, grab window.event.
function (evt) {
Hi,
Am Mittwoch, den 09.08.2006, 09:09 -0600 schrieb Tom Gregory:
> 2. Use Prototype's bindAsEventListener function, which ensures the
> event object is always passed to the handler.
that's it. Thanks, now everything works fine. I found a workaround
myself, but it requires patching prototype, s
