How to make object assign its own method to a DOM node?

[Andrej Tv]

Hi.
I'm having troubles to come up with a way to assign an object's method to a DOM-node created by the object without hardcoding object's name.
For example:

function currancySwitcher(){
    this.currancy = ['euro','usd','sek']
	
	var a = document.createElement('a');
	a.title = this.currancy[0]
	a.href = '#'+this.currancy[0]

	a.onclick = function(){					
		myObject.setCurrancy(this.title);
		return false;
	}

	this.setCurrancy	 = function(currancy){
	}
}
var myObject = new currancySwitcher();

This code works, but in that way I'm binded to a specific hardcoded variable name and able to create only one working object of that class per page, which is not good at all.
How can it be done in another way?
Thanx.

[gits]

do you mean something like this?

function currencySwitcher() {
    this.currency = ['euro','usd','sek'];
 
    var a   = document.createElement('a');
    a.title = this.currency[0];
    a.href  = '#'+this.currency[0];

    a.innerHTML = 'foo <br/>';

    var me = this;
 
    a.onclick = function() {
        me.setCurrency(this.title);
        return false;
    };
 
    this.setCurrency = function(param) {
        alert(param);
    };

    document.body.appendChild(a);
}

for (var j = 0; j < 10; j++) {
    new currencySwitcher();
}

kind regards

[Andrej Tv]

Yes!

Dude, that's exactly what I was looking for!
I didn't know that a variable created inside an object in this way

var me = this;

would still refer to that object otside of it.
Thanx a lot!

[gits]

it is a closure that you use by assigning a function for the onclick ... in that function we store the reference to the variable me that is a reference to the object's this-context :) ... closures are a quite cool feature in JavaScript ;)

kind regards