<a href="" id="someId" onclick="SomeMethod(self);"></a>
Where SomeMethod could have:
function SomeMethod(item) { item.setAttribute('name', item.id); }
Instead of:
function SomeMethod(itemId) { var someItem; someItem = document.getElementById(itemId); someItem .setAttribute('name', someItem .id); }
Silly example, but the idea is not to send in the id itself, but the actual control calling the method. I swear this can be done but have had no luck searching... partially because I'm not even sure what to search on.
I thought it was self, but self doesn't seem to be what I want when the script I have runs.
Use the this
Keyword.
<a href="" id="someId" onclick="SomeMethod(this);"></a>
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