I am sure I tried this before but I got it working by returning the
filtered set to a var and then returning that to the function
var matches = $(":input[id^=" + settings.source + "]").filter
(function() {
return $(this).attr("id").match(regEx);
});
return mat
Thanks it works(returns the wrapped set and allows chaining) when I
return the selector straight away from within the plugin but when I
try and return a filtered set
$.recurse({source:"a_1"}).setDisabled(true)
it will not allow chaining and I get
TypeError: $.recurse({source: "a_1"}) is undefin
You can return the jQuery object, but jQuery will throw undefined if
you attempt to call
$('.selector').recurse
You'd have to call $.recurse
You can implement a pretty quick fix, if you don't plan on doing much
else with the function. Try:
$.recurse = $.fn.recurse = function(options){
...
Thanks Eric
So is the only way to chain from an extended function in jQuery is to
use $.fn.recurse= function(){}
I cannot uses $.recurse = function() { } and return the jQuery object
from within this function?
Thanks
andy
On May 6, 3:13 pm, Eric Garside wrote:
> Your "recurse" function is not
Your "recurse" function is not a method of the jQuery.fn object, so it
can't work on elements.
The line:
$.recurse = function(options) {
should be
$.fn.recurse = function(options) {
On May 6, 9:00 am, AndyCramb wrote:
> I am trying to write a plugin that will eventually match a specific
> st
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