Take a look at methodize, or you can do this:
Element.addMethods({
myFunction: function(div){
var div = $(div);
//do whatever here
return div; //for chaining
}
});
Walter
On May 5, 2012, at 10:57 PM, kstubs wrote:
> How do I implement:
>
> I have a function
> I have an enumeration
> On the enumeration I want to invoke my function
> My function should either receive the current enumerable object as first
> parameter - or - within the context of the function "this" should be the
> current enumerable item.
>
> Suppose I have a collection of <div> elements. I want to invoke my function
> so my function might look like:
>
> function myFunction(div) {
> // div is the current enumerable object
> }
>
> I call it like this:
> $$('div.mydivs').invoke('myFunction')
>
> Thanks,
> Karl..
>
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