I am trying to achieve something like the following but dont know whats wrong:
$.a = function() {
// some logic here
function abc(id) {
alert(\'test\'+i
Since $.a must be a function in itself, you'll have to add the abc function as a property to the $.a function:
$.a = function () {
// some logic here...
};
$.a.abc = function (id) {
alert('test' + id);
};
If abc must be defined from within the $.a function, you can do the following. Do note that $.a.abc will not be available until $.a has been called when using this method! Nothing inside a function is evaluated until a function is called.
$.a = function () {
// Do some logic here...
// Add abc as a property to the currently calling function ($.a)
arguments.callee.abc = function (id) {
alert('test' + id);
};
};
$.a();
$.a.abc('1');
$.a = (function(){
var a = function() {
//...
};
a.abc = function() {
//...
}
return a;
})();