问题
I'm using jQuery and made a plugin for some in house work that basically builds URLs for our internal API. Anyways, I want to return $(this) and im not getting the right thing and im getting a createdocumentfragment error?
Plugin code:
$.get(base_url,{
agenda_id:defaults.id,
action:defaults.action+defaults.type,
output:defaults.output
},function(html){
defaults.callback(html);
});
That works fine, but i want to add return obj like so:
$.get(base_url,{
agenda_id:defaults.id,
action:defaults.action+defaults.type,
output:defaults.output
},function(html){
defaults.callback(html);
return obj;
});
Obj is set at the start of my plugin and obj works fine throughout the plugin. It's set as obj=$(this);
In my script, which uses the plugin, I have:
$('#agenda-live-preview').agenda({action:'get',type:'agenda',id:window.location.href.split('/').pop(),callback:function(html){
$(this).empty().append($(html).html());
}});
However, it doesn't work and returns:
Error: doc.createDocumentFragment is not a function
Source File: http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.js
Line: 4373
In the console error logs. Any ideas how to return $(this) AND run the callback?
回答1:
I (finally) left a comment in your other question. :o) I'm pretty sure you need to do this in your plugin:
defaults.callback.call(this,html);
instead of:
defaults.callback(html);
回答2:
It sounds like you want to return the object to the original caller.
agenda = function(opts, callback) {
$.get(base_url,{
agenda_id:defaults.id,
action:defaults.action+defaults.type,
output:defaults.output
},function(html){
defaults.callback(html);
});
return obj;
}
I'm guessing the idea is to enable chaining, so that you can say something like
$('#id').agenda(opts).show();
or whatever. Of course, this will execute just after the $.get is issued and not after it is completed, but this is normal and probably what you want.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3048190/how-to-return-this