The context of "this" is probably what is breaking. That particular
keyword is deceptively similar to java this but much more specific.
in a block like :
dojo.addOnLoad(function(){
});
"this" refers to the closest containing object. In this case that
would be the anonymous function(){} object. If you want to bind to
something like the window being loaded reference
window.onLoad.bindAs.... If it's the document you want to do it on do
document.onLoad.bindAs<blah bah> ...Etc.. etc..
On 1/16/07, Chris Norris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Please bear with me though this explanation. We have some code that is
broken, I believe, by the inclusion of all script initialization code in
a dojo.addOnLoad call.
The code this is being broken is a call to Scriptaculous' Event.observe:
Event.observe(this.picture, "load",
this.onLoad.bindAsEventListener(this));
Even after this.picture loads, the this.onLoad function is never called.
If, however, we take this code out of an <initialize> block in a script
file and just include it in the html template in a normal Javascript
block, it works fine. Something about dojo.addOnLoad is breaking the
Scriptaculous Event handling. Has anyone ran into anything like this?
If I didn't make the problem clear, let me know.
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