Usin Spry$$ in spry:repeat regions

Question

Hi,
I'm not sure whats happening here but i'll try to be
detailed.
I am using spry to make a master page set.
on a region i have
quote:
var observer = { onPostUpdate: function(notifier, data) { var
r = Spry.$$(".changeStatusLink").addEventListener("click",
changeStatus, true); } };
where the element selector is
quote:
<td align="center" valign="middle" nowrap="nowrap"
spry:setrow="ds1 {ds_rowID}">[EDIT] | [<a
id="statusLink{ds_RowID}" class="changeStatusLink">CHANGE
STATUS</a>] | [DELETE]</td>
in a
spry:repeat region
Now on a "click" the selector is able to trigger the
changeStatus function....but for some reason
only the first row's {ds_RowID} of the
spry:repeat is being captured when the function
"changeStatus"
is
quote:
function changeStatus(e){
var row = ds1.getCurrentRow();
var id = row['@id'];
alert(id);
is it the fact that because the "class" is being repeated it
is not picking up the actual "element" that triggered the event? or
is there something wrong with the ds1.getCurrentRow?Text

Answer 1

the spry:repeat IS on the
<tr>
I don't have a URL
but the code is...
quote:
<!--
var ds1 = new Spry.Data.XMLDataSet("get_docs.php",
"documents/doc",{sortOnLoad:"@section",sortOrderOnLoad:"ascending",useCache:false});
ds1.setColumnType("@id", "number");
function MySuccessCallback(req)
var state = req.xhRequest.responseText;
if(state == 1){
ds1.setDataFromArray([req.userData]);
}else if(state == 2){
}else{
function MyErrorCallback(req)
// Throw an alert with the message that was
// passed to us via the userData.
alert("ERROR: " + req.userData.msg);
function changeStatus(e){
alert(e.target);
var row = ds1.getCurrentRow();
var id = row['@id'];
alert(id);
var req = Spry.Utils.loadURL("POST", "set_status.php", true,
MySuccessCallback, { postData: "docid="+id+"&action=status",
headers: { "Content-Type": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded;
charset=UTF-8" }, errorCallback: MyErrorCallback, userData: row })
var observer = { onPostUpdate: function(notifier, data) { var
r = Spry.$$(".changeStatusLink").addEventListener("click",
changeStatus, true); } };
Spry.Data.Region.addObserver("documentList", observer);
Spry.Utils.addEventListener(Spry.$$(".changeStatusLink"),"click",changeStatus,true);
//-->