to call the widget:
$('<div></div>').attr({id:'the_widget'}).mywidget(fff:function(){});
Dirceu
2008/12/1 DiTieM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Maybe what I am pretending to do is something that JQuery wants to
> avoid, but I am very frustrated with the following idea. Let's image
> we have a simple "class":
>
> $.widget( "ui.mywidget",
> {
> ...
> f: function ( ) { .... fff( ) ; ... }
> ....
> // to be overriden
> fff: function( ) { }
> } ) ;
>
> and now I create a div element that "extends"[1] "mywidget":
>
> div = $(document.createElement( "div" )).mywidget( ) ;
>
> what I want to do is to "define the fff" function in a way, that when
> it is called from f (div.mywidget( "f" ) or div.mywidget( "fff" ) ) it
> will be invoked.
>
> I expected something like:
>
> $.extend( div, ui.list_box, { fff : my_new_func } ) ;
>
> to work, but it does not.
>
> Any help is very appreciated,
> Thanks in advance,
>
> David
>
> [1] sorry if the terms that I use are not very precise, but I am not
> an expert in JS
>
