prototype property and onclick event

[alhalayqa]

Hi,

as you know, if I attach a property to the object prototype, it will be attached to all objects from the same instance.

example :
if I have a couple of images inside a document such as :
<img src=""/>
<img src=""/>
<img src=""/>


I can say : document.images[0].prototype.prin tMessage = myFunction ;
where is :

function myFunction(){ alert('Hello'); }

now if I call : document.images[0].printMessage() , also
document.images[1].printMessage() , ... all of them will alert "Hello".

the question :

if I have a couple of anchors inside a document, can I say :

document.links[0].prototype.oncl ick = myFunction;


such as when I click on that anchor by the mouse, the function would be called ? .



thanks

[mrhoo]

Try it out, but first see what is returned when you
alert(document. links[0].prototype)

[alhalayqa]

Try it out, but first see what is returned when you
alert(document. links[0].prototype)

I think you are right, try using __proto__ instead of prototype .
I made a test case, its working, of course using the __proto__ .
document.images[0].__proto__.prin tMessage = myFunction ;