Hi,
I am having another problem with 'this' again.
I have to "classes" (better said, that's how I would like them to behave),
EditGrid and EditCell:
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var EditGrid = function (base_url,target_id) {
bindMethods(this);
this.base_url = base_url;
this.target_id = target_id;
[...]
this._createGrid();
connect(window.document,'onkeydown',this._handleKey);
}
EditGrid.prototype = {
[methods....]
}
var EditCell = function (el,type,special_edit) {
bindMethods(this);
this.cell = el;
this.type = type;
this.special_edit = special_edit;
info = el.id.split('_');
this.column = info.pop();
this.id = info.pop();
}
EditCell.prototype = {
[methods...]
}
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When both get 'instantiated' from a javascript block on the html-page there
is no problem. 'this' refers in both cases to them selfs as an object. But
when I try to 'instantiate' one of them from the same javascript file (be it
from the bottom line of the script, or calling EditCell from EditGrid), this
refers to 'window'. What can I do about this?
Thanks,
TiNo
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