Sure. You can use the form itself for that:
$('id_of_form').observe('submit', function(evt){
//your code here
});
I'd seriously recommend a quick read of the entire API Docs site:
http://api.prototypejs.org/ -- it shouldn't take more than an hour -- which
will acquaint you with the basics and show you examples of each of the methods.
Did you look at my example? That has a very succinct approach to busying out a
button, which you might want to try.
Walter
On Jun 22, 2012, at 1:19 PM, Anis Ahmed Chohan wrote:
>
> Nope haven't tried console log. Will give it a go.
>
> @Walter same results using invoke. does prototype have a submit alternative
> to click event?
>
>
>
>
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>
> "Miguel Beltran R." <[email protected]> wrote:
> Sometimes when firebug don't show me an error I use the "error console" and
> saw things like ") not close" or something like that
>
> are you tried it?
>
> 2012/6/22 AnichoCode <[email protected]>
> Hello Walter,
>
> I noticed that consistent error in the script too, the script should when the
> button is clicked hide the button and in the same place display a processing
> image a little gif.
>
> The same script works on pages but not in jsfiddle or that particular page
> for some odd reason.
>
> With your code from previous post for consistency with other functions can I
> do the below or will that not work?
>
> $('.ShowPleaseWait').observe('click', function(evt){
> //do something here
> });
>
> On Friday, June 22, 2012 3:39:31 PM UTC+1, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
> Well, you had a consistent error in the script, owing (possibly) to the way
> that jsfiddle renders the script. The function StopTimer() wasn't declared in
> the global scope, so your inline handler couldn't see it or use it. I fixed
> that by moving it into a script block at the top of your HTML, but that
> didn't seem to change anything else about the page. I'm not clear what it's
> supposed to do in any case.
>
> One thing you could try is to remove the onclick inline handler, and change
> it to an unobtrusive observer:
>
> $('centrecolumn_0_dealingcentrecolumn_0_ibtnContinue').observe('click',
> function(evt){
> //do something here
> });
>
> Observers can be "stacked", so as long as this handler doesn't clobber the
> event with stop() or return false, you should be able to have more than one
> event handler respond to the one event should you need to.
>
> Walter
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