Thanks Batman42
Worked Perfectly ! Your a Champ ! On Feb 17, 2:48 am, batman42ca <[email protected]> wrote: > Using this code as an example (you'll have the same problem on each > event: > > $(this.options.closeId).addEvent('click', function(e){ > this.displayBounceBox(); > }); > > You need to change it to this: > > $(this.options.closeId).addEvent('click', function(e){ > this.displayBounceBox(); > > }.bind(this)); > > Now the "this" inside your click event refers to the class in which > you declared your addEvent, rather than referring to the clicked > element. > > On Feb 16, 12:55 am, Sheldon <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi, I am playing around writing fir first JS class and get an error > > when using 'this' on an Event. > > > I get 'this.function_name() is not a function' with firebug. As I > > understand, adding a 'click' event replaces 'this' with the 'clicked' > > element propities, so how do I call another funrtion from with in my > > class? > > > The function works fine on DOM_READY. > > > Demo.http://bouncebox.lendrum.co.nz/ > > > Javascripthttp://bouncebox.lendrum.co.nz/assets/js/bounceBox-1-0.js > > > ( Line 34 is where the Click Event is started. )
