Can you post the entire document.observe block?
occasionally I have a similar problem if an element that I am trying to
observe does not exist on the page
I wrap the observe call in
if($("elementid") != undefined)
{
$("elementid").observe(........);
}
this will check if the elelment exists before Prototype tries to observe an
element that doesnt exist and gives up on the rest
Jason Westbrook | T: 313-799-3770 | [email protected]
On Wed, Jul 18, 2012 at 9:22 AM, aaronn <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am having some issues when using document.observe("dom:loaded",
> function()
>
> I have an asp page where I am trying to observe the click event on some
> elements. I load the page and click on the elments and nothing ever
> happens. So I put an alert inside of my document.observe("dom:loaded",
> function(){
> alert("dom loaded");
>
> // observe click events....
> });
>
> After I dismiss the alert, the click events I am trying to observe, work
> perfectly. Why do I need to have the alert in there. Is there some timing
> issue that I am not aware of? Without the alert in there I can occasionally
> get the click events to work after refreshing the page several times.
>
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