Bob Ippolito wrote:
> This is the same problem you had last week. Your code is doing this,
> which makes no sense:
I thought about that but didn't see it as the same thing. I think I'm
getting tripped up on the syntax.
I thought "initialize" was already a function considering
'"initialize": function () {". I didn't think there was any difference
between having no arguments and having arguments.
When I see...
var something = function () {...};
...am I not actually seeing a function declaration?
If sortableManager.initialize doesn't return anything I don't
understand why adding an argument to its declaration makes such a huge
difference. With or without an argument the
function/method/property/what-it's-called is not returning anything.
That's why I thought passing an argument to it wouldn't make a
difference.
Thanks for your help Bob.
Chris.
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