If you declare the public method inside $.fn.pluginname then it will be able to access the private things too, but this way the public function won't be declared just after $().pluginname() was called. So you can't call $.fn.pluginname.doSomethingPublic() before that.
But you can get around this by calling methods like in jMaps: http://jmaps.digitalspaghetti.me.uk/#init which would look like this: $().pluginname('doSomethingPublic', param0, param1, ...) and call the methods by a switch statement inside the plugin. You can also store your plugin under $.pluginname instead and use $.fn.pluginname only to create a new instance of it. Some tutorial would be indeed really good about things like this, but you can also inspect how other plugins handle it. Hope I helped Balazs On Sep 2, 12:10 pm, mwk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is there realy nobody out there, who can point me into the right > direction? > A link to a tutorial would be already great. > If somebody doesn't understand the question, please tell me, i will > try to explain it further.
