This code gives me an error:
$(function(){
var instance = new object();
literal.call();
});
var literal ={
call : function(){
instance.foo();
}
}
function object(){
this.selector = $('div');
this.foo = function(){ this.selector.remove(); }
}
I want to make it run and I want to let the literal object out from $(function(){}). I don't want to change the selector at a later time.
So I discarded this solution
$(function(){
instance.selector = $('div');
literal.call();
});
var instance = new object();
var literal ={
call : function(){
instance.foo();
}
}
function object(){
this.selector = $('div');
this.foo = function(){ this.selector.remove(); }
}
And I discarded this also
$(function(){
var instance = new object();
var literal ={
call : function(){
instance.foo();
}
}
literal.call();
});
function object(){
this.selector = $('div');
this.foo = function(){ this.selector.remove(); }
}
what is the best practice to do this?