I don't see how binding an event handler and passing in the widget
instance is any cleaner than creating a closure and referencing the
instance that you already have. In fact, this looks like it just
causes an increase in the amount of code needed to bind the event
handlers.
What's awkward or unpolished about the following code? Note that this
would go in the _init method and would be the entirety of the plugin
that you wrote:
var widget = this;
this.wrapper = $('<div class="ui-autocomplete-wrapper"></div>')
.insertAfter(this.element)
.bind('load', function(ev) {
$('<li>No search results</li>')
.appendTo(widget.list);
});
this.list = $('<ul class="ui-autocomplete-list"></ul>')
.appendTo(this.wrapper);
this.button = $('<input type="button" value="Go" />')
.appendTo(this.wrapper)
.bind('click', function(ev) {
alert('Congrats you clicked a button.');
});
On Jan 12, 8:49 pm, h3 <[email protected]> wrote:
> feedbacks on this would be appreciated:http://haineault.com/blog/86/
>
> thanks
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