I saw this awesome post by John Resig on \"Simple Class Instantiation\": http://ejohn.org/blog/simple-class-instantiation/
I\'m attempting to have a main object that I can create multiple instances of, that each inherit the children (with unique/isolated properties). When I do this, however, the properties of the object (
In JavaScript we can assign properties to a function\'s prototype or set its prototype object directly:
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I\'m trying to build myself a little helper library. first, for learning purposes, then that later I can extend it so it may come in handy in projects.
If you open this JSFiddle, you should see in Firebug/Chrome Dev Tools that an exception is thrown when x.method is called, as method does not exist.
I asked the question: Why cant I declare a constructor instantiate an object and then access the prototype?
Here is the code function Person(name, age, weight) { this._name = name; this._weight = weight; this._age = age;
I have a simple class in javascri开发者_StackOverflowpt: function foo() { this.bar = \"bar\"; } var test = new foo;
How to I refer to a parent \"class\" method in Javascript from a jQuery function? Example: $Object.prototype.TestFunction = function(arg){
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