I'm creating a bunch of dijit.InlineEditBoxes programmatically, and having some trouble with the onChange event. While if you create the editboxes statically, you can set a complex onChange function, ie

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when creating them programmatically, it seems that the onChange has to be a pointer to a function, and only passes the new value of the editbox; ie

var inlineEdit = new dijit.InlineEditBox({
                        autoSave:true,
                        renderAsHtml:false,
			onChange:foo
		}, dojo.byId(id);

...

function foo(e){
    alert(e); // alerts inlineEdit.newvalue;
}

and you cannot send parameters to the onChange function, like

var inlineEdit = new dijit.InlineEditBox({
                        autoSave:true,
                        renderAsHtml:false,
			onChange:foo(arg1,arg2)
		}, dojo.byId(id);

...

function foo(arg1,arg2){
    alert(arg1 + '\n' + arg2); 
}

I'm guessing this has something to do with onChange in the first example overwriting the onChange event as defined in the source js (as that onChange returns only this.value), and onChange in the second example just setting a pointer for where this.value should return to. There's got to be some way to get the third example to work, though; I've thought up a complex method of adding a hidden and having the onChange change the hidden's value, and then adding an onChange event to the hidden allowing me to then do a complex function with args, but that is a back-asswards way to achieve what I want to do. In simple terms, I want the onChange of my InlineEditBox to do something like onChange="myFunction(value,id,somearg,anotherarg)" where everything but value is known at the time of creating the editbox, and this.value could be accessed like it is in the first example. Anybody have some advice or know how to achieve this behaviour? Greatly appreciate any help, thanks!