I have a JS object with the following method;
doAddTab:function( linkText, source )
{
var myListItem = document.createElement( "li" );
var myLink = document.createElement( "a" );
var myIFrame = document.createElement( "iframe" );
myLink.onclick = "return false;";
myLink.innerHTML = linkText;
myLink.href = "";
myListItem.onclick = "doMakeActive( this );";
................
return this;
},
The problem is with myListItem.onclick = "doMakeActive( this );";
as it should really have a reference to the object itself, eg.
myListItem.onclick = "SomeObject.doMakeActive( this );";
But ofcourse I don't know what SomeObject is until the object is
instantiated like so;
myObject = new SomeName().init();
Does anyone know a way around this?
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