This is a follow up question from my last question.
Simple javascript prototype issue
I am a bit new using JavaScript prototype so sorry for the
Your prototype is okay, the problem is that this on event handlers is always the element that caused the event to be triggered. In JavaScript, the value of this inside a function depends on how the function is called.
If you want this to be bound to a certain value, you can create a bound function with Function.prototype.bind:
var newChangeName = this.changeName.bind(this);
Link.onclick = newChangeName;
Note however that bind is IE9+ only. A workaround would be:
var that = this;
Link.onclick = function() {
that.changeName();
};
(Style note: I'd use link instead of Link; the convention in js is to leave uppercase initials to constructors).
Use bind to set the desired this for the changeName callback:
Link.onclick=this.changeName.bind(this);