Hi there,

let's say i have this:

AClass = function(){
     var data = null;
};

AClass.prototype.makeRequest=function(){
     var toGetData = loadJSONDoc('/req.spy?what=where&why=when');
     toGetData.addCallBacks(this.saveData, this.failedLoad);
};

AClass.prototype.saveData=function(data){
      this.data = data;
};
AClass.prototype.failedReq = function(){
     logFatal('Requesting Data has failed');
};

//now when we create the object and run the request.
var someObj = new AClass;
someObj.makeRequest();

if you look at the data variable of the class after everything is
done(after the retrival of JSON) why won't the this.data = data; in
saveData() save to this.data, when i look at this.data it is still
null.

can someone help me plese?


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