Im using that little bit to add an event handler to some links and it works fine until i actually hover over the link. Then it says that event is undefined. Does anyone know a work around to this?
@toicontienJan 02.2009 — #[B]event[/B], as a global variable, only exists in Internet Explorer. Standards browsers pass the event object to the event handler function automatically: [CODE]memberLinks[x].onmouseover=function([B][SIZE="4"]e[/SIZE][/B]){ [B][SIZE="4"]e = e || window.event;[/SIZE][/B] pullInformation(this, [B][SIZE="4"]e[/SIZE][/B]); }[/CODE]
@posiden5665authorJan 03.2009 — #It will look cleaner plus its gunna be a pretty big function that its calling so I don't wanna try and clutter up the onmouseover I'd rather make it nice and easy to follow for anyone trying to look at it. Plus it will be more effecient since the function is going to be huge to only write one function call then the same function over and over and over again with possibly hundreds of links.
@toicontienJan 04.2009 — #Yeah, I like my event handlers to call additional functions too, so I can more easily separate the code that captures user actions from the code the performs what the user wants.