/** * Observer - Observe formelements for changes * * - Additional code from clientside.cnet.com * * @version 1.1 * * @license MIT-style license * @author Harald Kirschner * @copyright Author */ var Observer = new Class({ Implements: [Options, Events], options: { periodical: false, delay: 1000 }, initialize: function(el, onFired, options){ this.element = $(el) || $$(el); this.addEvent('onFired', onFired); this.setOptions(options); this.bound = this.changed.bind(this); this.resume(); }, changed: function() { var value = this.element.get('value'); if ($equals(this.value, value)) return; this.clear(); this.value = value; this.timeout = this.onFired.delay(this.options.delay, this); }, setValue: function(value) { this.value = value; this.element.set('value', value); return this.clear(); }, onFired: function() { this.fireEvent('onFired', [this.value, this.element]); }, clear: function() { $clear(this.timeout || null); return this; }, pause: function(){ if (this.timer) $clear(this.timer); else this.element.removeEvent('keyup', this.bound); return this.clear(); }, resume: function(){ this.value = this.element.get('value'); if (this.options.periodical) this.timer = this.changed.periodical(this.options.periodical, this); else this.element.addEvent('keyup', this.bound); return this; } }); var $equals = function(obj1, obj2) { return (obj1 == obj2 || JSON.encode(obj1) == JSON.encode(obj2)); };