Message from discussion Is it possible to execute behavior function for element from outside of this behavior?

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Subject: Is it possible to execute behavior function for element from outside 
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From: szimek <szi...@gmail.com>
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Hi,

I made a behavior for span elements that simply toggle themselfes
between add/cancel state and additionally toggle some element on the
page (i.e. a form) on onclick event - http://gist.github.com/118542.

It works fine, but the problem is when this is used to show i.e. a
form. In this case I'd like onclick event handler to be executed when
the form is submitted, so that I can hide the form and update span
element. The main problem is that I can't simply fire onclick event on
span element, which would solve the problem.