Hi everybody,
I have solved the problem here illustrated "call
a method outside a jquery object"
with a different approach.
I just defined a plug-in function and I have called the "public method"
from autside using the following syntax
$.myPluginName.myMethod();
I am not sure it is an
Hi Matt, otherwise the script doesn't work. :/
I didn't write the function, however the script is something similar to
this
$(
function(){
function openMenu(){
doSomething(x);
}
function closeMenu(){
On Jun 26, 12:44 pm, jakiri hutimora wrote:
> Actually I really need to access to a method inside another function.
> $(
> function(){
> function openMenu(){
> doSomething(x);
> }
> function closeMenu(){
>
Hi Eric,
Sorry I said a lot of nonsense before (and maybe I am still doing
it)... so please don't consider my previous mail.
one function [SlideMenu.js] contains several methods to animate and
manage a slide menu.
I would like to open the slide menu when a particular condition it
happens. (1
Thanks Eric,
Actually I really need to access to a method inside another function.
I created a simple example however my aim is calling a "public method"
(let me use public) that has been defined inside a function like that
$(
function(){
function openMenu(){
Long story short, you can't do what you're trying to do. You have some
massive scoping issues. first, anything within you document.ready
function (as defined by $(funciton(){..});) that gets declared in
there is accessible only inside that function itself.
Now, I'm not sure what you're actually t
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