Today I started work on a small Java app. I have some experience with PHP OOP and mostly the principle is one and the same. Though I thought, that it should apply both ways.
In my web page I\'ve a Linkbutton with OnClientClick event as show below. <asp:LinkButton ID=\"lnkbtn\" Text=\"Click\" runat=\"server\" OnClientClick=\"dosomething(this.Text)\" />
I\'m trying to create a generic autocomplete script using jQueryUI. The autocomplete should work for every:
I am creating a object in javascript like this function myobject() { this.myvar1 = 0; this.myvar2 = 0; } myobject.prototype.a = function(){
This question already has answer开发者_开发技巧s here: Closed 12 years ago. Possible Duplicate: Is it OK to use “delete this” to delete the current object?
<HTML> <HEAD> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE=\"JavaScript\"> function Peon(number) { this.number = number;
I have this javascript code: <script type=\"text/javascript\"> $(document).ready(function(){ //Set the selector in the first tab
What does it mean when you have a this List as a parameter to a method? public stat开发者_JS百科ic void KillZombies(this List<Zombie> ZombiesToKill, int NumberOfBullets)
In lots of cases I have seen the greatness of how jQuery modifies the this keyword to give the object that you would expect to be there actually be there. Great....
I am trying to do something like this: var test = { a: 10, b: 20, c: (this.a+this.b) }; but it doe开发者_高级运维sn\'t work. How can I access the test.a from within test.c?
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