I tried to do something like this a couple of months ago, and you
really can't do it efficiently. This method is the only real way to
do it
"$('div ul').myNamespace().myMethod();"
And it is pretty messy.
If you really wanted to do it this way "$('div
ul').myNamespace.myMethod()," you would have to bind the scope of each
$ call to each method that is apart of your myNamespace object.
You could also make you own static method that uses a jQuery object
with your methods.
$.myNamespace = function(selector) {
this.instance = $(selector);
};
myNamespace.prototype = {
myMethod : function() {
//do what ever
// this.instance will be the jQuery object
}
};
On Mar 28, 7:58 am, Julian Aubourg <[email protected]> wrote:
> I don't think it is possible. No matter how you turn it around, you'll lose
> the object context.
>
> I suppose your myNamespace() function is something like:
>
> $.fn.myNamespace = function() {
> return this;
>
> }
>
> right?
>
> 2009/3/28 iceman2g <[email protected]>
>
>
>
> > I asked this elsewhere and it was suggested that I ask here.
>
> > So here goes
>
> > I was curious if it's possible to extend jquery to do something along
> > the
> > lines of "$('div ul').myNamespace.myMethod();"?
>
> > So far the closet I've seen anyone come to this, is along the lines of
> > "$('div ul').myNamespace().myMethod();".
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