I'm guessing that the (inadequately named) "o" variable is being
stepped-on by some other javascript.
Try something a little more unique. "o" isn't namespace-safe at all.
Try something like this:
$.Mystuff={} // Create a private object for yourself
$.MyStuff.$MyObject= $('some selector') // Cache a jQuery object
$.MyStuff.MyLoopCounter=0 // Safely store a loop counter
Etc...
**--** Steve
On Apr 15, 6:48 am, "john.potn" <john.potn....@googlemail.com> wrote:
> need to get options from an event handler
>
> I have an event handler to a created select list within my widget.
>
> However the this variable becomes the select element which means that
> I can no longer use
> var o = this.options;
> to get to my variables.
>
> How do I refer to my stuff ?
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