calling methods within a prototype (oo) way

[tuka]

Hi,

I have 2 methods defined within a javascript objects
that I would like to call in a third function within the same object.
In the example below, func3 works well in FF but in IE7 it breaks.

Any suggestions about how this may work ? I am sure this has to do
with notation.
I am calling the methods statically - so not instantiating a objects
first.

TIA,
Tuka

i.e.

in a prototype object

this.func1 = function(args) {
//do stuff
}

this.func2 = function(args) {
//do stuff
}

this.func3 = function(args) {
this.func1();
this.func2();
}

[RobG]

Re: calling methods within a prototype (oo) way

On Apr 2, 8:13 am, tuka <tukaopal...@go oglemail.comwro te:

Hi,
>
I have 2 methods defined within a javascript objects
that I would like to call in a third function within the same object.
In the example below, func3 works well in FF but in IE7 it breaks.
>
Any suggestions about how this may work ? I am sure this has to do
with notation.
I am calling the methods statically - so not instantiating a objects
first.
>
TIA,
Tuka
>
i.e.
>
in a prototype object
>
this.func1 = function(args) {
//do stuff
>
}
>
this.func2 = function(args) {
//do stuff
>
}
>
this.func3 = function(args) {
this.func1();
this.func2();
>
}

It's always good to post working code (or at least code that, when
executed, demonstrates the problem or issue) that can be easily copied
and pasted.

The following works fine in Firefox and IE at least:

function Foo(){
}

Foo.prototype = {
func1: function(){aler t('func1');},
func2: function(){aler t('func2');},
func3: function(){this .func1();}
};


var foo = new Foo();
foo.func3(); // --func1


--
Rob