I went back to scratch and did up a simplified rewrite of my plugin. I
haven't found the problem with the actual plugin yet, but at least now
I know how the architecture is *supposed* to work.
Chaining doesn't come into it (as suggested by Sean), but the test
code at
http://fatdog.com/multiP
Michael and Sean,
Thanks to both of you. I think I'll take you up on your offer of
posting some (simplified) code. Sometime tomorrow if I can find the
time for it ...
Thanks again,
Howard
On Nov 24, 3:49 pm, "Michael Geary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You may be worried about a problem that does
You may be worried about a problem that doesn't exist. Every time you call a
function, JavaScript creates a new, unique set of local variables for that
invocation of the function. It doesn't reuse the same function invocation
and its local variables over and over again.
Now, you *could* write cod
Depends how your plugin is set up.
If you didn't implement the chaining techniques, then chances are you
only have one instance. But if you did implement chaining, you *should*
have multiple instances.
Do you have something like this line in your plugin?
return $(this).each( function () {
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