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That example has the logic being performed from an event callback. How can I perform logic when a control is created? For example, I want to insert some html d
by MatthewPhillips 16y ago
That example has the logic being performed from an event callback. How can I perform logic when a control is created? For example, I want to insert some html div into the DOM, then instantiate some jquery plugin on the inserted div. I have tried this and the compiler complained. I'm sure I'm doing it wrong but the documentation doesn't help. For example
screen root() {
header("Title")
$("#div").someplugin();
}
Can't do that. I tried to get around this by creating a control, but from what I can tell controls return html, not objects.
- Zef 16y agoNot sure this is the place for it (maybe ask on the google group?) But there's two ways: screen root() { mydiv@<div/> script { mydiv.someplugin(); } } mydiv will be bound to a JQuery object representing the div. You can also just do this: screen root() { script { $("#div").someplugin(); } } So generally your answer is: put it in a script { ... } block.