On Dec 1, 9:00 pm, "Dirceu Barquette" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> to call the widget:
> $('').attr({id:'the_widget'}).mywidget(fff:function(){});
I must be missing something :((. I have tried to reduce my code to the
next simple example.
Notice I want to override the method A.fff in B.init to
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 no
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