The same that you create (with any scripting language based in
ECMAscript) one variable.
myvariable = "hello"; //now myvariable exists
You can declare any variable in one object (a property), by example in
your jQuery object:
$.myvariable = "hello";
but it is possible that this can overwrite another method of a plugin
that you use (if the method of
one plugin is called "myvariable" and you have more possibilities if
there are more variables. So,
normally is better to create one namespace inside the jQuery object:
$.mynamespace = {
myvariable : "hello",
myvariable1: "helloworld"
}
Or alternatelly,
$.mynamespace = {}
$.mynamespace.myvariable = "hello";
$.mynamespace.myvariable1= "helloworld";
Kia Niskavaara escribió:
How can I declare a new jQuery variable? I want it to be global, but I don't want to use the window
object.
I know, a silly question. There shouldn't be any global variables, I know. But I need this for a
temporary solution to a problem.
I would like to access it like this:
$.myvariable
or
$.myvariables.myvariable
Thank you for your help!!
Kia
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Best Regards,
José Francisco Rives Lirola <sevir1ATgmail.com>
SeViR CW · Computer Design
http://www.sevir.org
Murcia - Spain
