I\'m using the prototype javascript l开发者_StackOverflow中文版ibraries. My code is below.I\'ve created a class and in that class I have created an event listener for one of the class methods.In that
I\'d like to create a class that is associated to another class in some sort of parent-child relationship. For this the \"child\" class needs a reference to it\'s parent.
Edit: I have to apologize, the problem I posted about actually does not exist in the code I posted, because I oversimplified it. I\'ll try to post something later.
I recently was working on a little python project and came to a situation where I wanted to pass self into the constructor of another object. I\'m not sure why, but I had to look up whether this was l
I\'ve made a class that acts like an file wrapper. When user call delete method, i want to unset the object (actually $this). Is there a way (workaround) to do that? The manual said no, th开发者_开发知
I\'m trying to use jQuery\'s $(this) inside of Fancybox\'s onComplete event, but I\'m running into trouble.Here\'s my javascript code:
I have a function which is a JQuery event handler. Because it is a JQuery event handler, it uses the this variable to refer to the object on which it is invoked (as is normal for that library).
I was wondering if there is a shorter, better or cleaner way to assign and use class variables in PHP, then through $this->instance_variable ?
I\'ve seen a bunch of examples but can\'t seem to get some sample code to work. Take the following code:
I\'m having some trouble with JavaScript and the passing of a function as parameter of another function.
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