Re: InPlaceEditor question

This is my rough guess, value is keyword on javascript.
Try to use something else as parameter and see if it works.

<p id="storyTitle"><%= storyTitle %></p>

<script type="text/javascript">               
  new Ajax.InPlaceEditor('storyTitle',        'editBlog.jsp', {
       callback: function(a) { return 'v=edit&user=<%=
customerName %>&story=<%= storyID
%>&editItem=storyTitle&storyTitle=' + a.value;},        }); </script>

Ricky.

Brandon Dove wrote:

> I've noticed some strangeness when using the InPlaceEditor.
> Here's my code:
>
> <p id="storyTitle"><%= storyTitle %></p>
>
> <script type="text/javascript">                         
>    new Ajax.InPlaceEditor('storyTitle', 
>        'editBlog.jsp', {
>             callback: function(value) { return 'v=edit&user=<%=
> customerName %>&story=<%= storyID
> %>&editItem=storyTitle&storyTitle=' + value.value;}, 
>        }); 
> </script>
>
> The problem I'm having is with the callback function. In the
> examples at script.aculo.us, they show assigning parameters the
> new form value by simply saying:
>
> "param=" + value;
>
> For some reason hhis not working for me in Firefox (1.07).
> Instead I have to do:
>
> "param=" + value.value.value;
>
> In IE (6.0) none of these work (value, value.value,
> value.value.value).
>
> I'm stumped -- anyone see what I'm mising?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Brandon
>
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