Jquery .each() Scope Problem (bug?)

For some reason my call to nested jQuery.each() functions are losing scope for some variables, but not others. In the code below, the Client.KNE reference works, but ClientDiv does not, even though prior to that each, both are defined, populated variables...

By switching Client and ClientDiv to global variables, it works, but I feel like I should not have to create global variables here...

Doesn't Work:

jQuery.each(Messages.Additions, function (clientIndex) {
    var Client = Messages.Additions[clientIndex];
    var ClientDiv = $("#clientTitle_" + Client.C开发者_如何转开发lientID);

    if (ClientDiv.length == 0) {
        $("#ClientTemplate").tmpl(Client).appendTo("#ClientContainer");
    } else {
        jQuery.each(Client.KNE, function (kneIndex) {
            var KNE = Client.KNE[kneIndex];                       // Works
            var KNEDiv = ClientDiv.find("#kneTitle_" + KNE.KNE);  // DOES NOT WORK

Does Work:

jQuery.each(Messages.Additions, function (clientIndex) {
    Client = Messages.Additions[clientIndex];
    ClientDiv = $("#clientTitle_" + Client.ClientID);

    if (ClientDiv.length == 0) {
        $("#ClientTemplate").tmpl(Client).appendTo("#ClientContainer");
    } else {
        jQuery.each(Client.KNE, function (kneIndex) {
            KNE = Client.KNE[kneIndex];                       // Works
            KNEDiv = ClientDiv.find("#kneTitle_" + KNE.KNE);  // Works

Anyone know what I'm doing wrong in the first version? Or is this a bug? Why does the one variable work but the other doesn't...

From here: Jquery $().each method obscures 'this' keyword it looks like I could pass the variables into the function call, but should I have to?

Tried the above link, and it is not working:

jQuery.each(Messages.Additions, function (clientIndex) {
    var Client = Messages.Additions[clientIndex];
    var ClientDiv = $("#clientTitle_" + Client.ClientID);

    if (ClientDiv.length == 0) {
        $("#ClientTemplate").tmpl(Client).appendTo("#ClientContainer");
    } else {
        jQuery.each(Client.KNE, function (kneIndex, Client, ClientDiv) {
            var KNE = Client.KNE[kneIndex];
            var KNEDiv = ClientDiv.find("#kneTitle_" + KNE.KNE);   //Does not work - ClientDiv undefined

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SOLUTION

$.each(Messages.Additions, function () {
    var $Client = this;
    var $ClientDiv = $("#clientTitle_" + $Client.ClientID);

    if (!$ClientDiv.length) {
        $("#ClientTemplate").tmpl($Client).appendTo("#ClientContainer");
    } else {
        $.each($Client.KNE, function () {
            var $KNE = this;
            var $KNEDiv = $ClientDiv.find("#kneTitle_" + jq($KNE.KNE));    
            // SWITCHED TO $ PREFIX

You can try this using this keyword which points to the current item in the loop. Instead of checking for if (ClientDiv == null) you should check for if (ClientDiv.length > 0) because jQuery returns am empty object if it do not finds the element so that check will fail.

var additions;
jQuery.each(Messages.Additions, function () {
    var $clientDiv = $("#clientTitle_" + this.ClientID);

    if ($clientDiv.length == 0) {
        $("#ClientTemplate").tmpl(Client).appendTo("#ClientContainer");
    } else {
        jQuery.each(Client.KNE, function () {
            $clientDiv.find("#kneTitle_" + this.KNE);
        });
    }
});