One solution is to use the data property like:
function myObj()
{
document.bind('scroll',this,this.myScroll);
this.myScroll=function (data) {
//Now I am trying to get this.a
alert(data.a)}
}
But I am sure that changing the scope will work better.
On Dec 23, 5:03 pm, Ami <aminad...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am suggestion for new small feaute in jQuery.
> add a new proeprty to "bind" function. a Scope property.
>
> sometimes I am binding a function inside object. So I need a solution
> to change the scope of this function.
> something like:
> $().bind('click',data,scope,function)
>
> ----
> For Example:
>
> function myObj()
> {
> this.a='1'
> document.bind('scroll',this.myScroll);
> this.myScroll=function () {
> //Now I am trying to get this.a
> alert(this.a)}
> //This is make an error becuase this is an HtmlElement and
> not THIS
> object}
>
> var a=new myObj();
