Instead of global variables, use the data() method to save all data in
your container, and use local vars for cacheing. Let's say your widget
looks like this:
$().ready(function(){
// cache as a local var, everything inside this function
// will have access to it
var $widget = $(
I guess I could also create a global object, and then store all the
variables and functions in there. But in this case it's not so
important, because the widget will be the only content on the page and
loaded into an iframe.
On 21 Jul., 13:25, Jules wrote:
> I found out that jquery.validate code
I found out that jquery.validate code uses the form object to store
global variables. Taking clue from the code, I uses the document
object $.data($(document)[0], 'myData', myData). Not sure if this is
the best practice, may be others can shed some light to the best
practice to store global vari
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