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Storing instance references
Nic Bell edited this page Aug 17, 2015
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###Native
<div data-attach="Carousel" data-carousel-options='{ "width": 100 }'>
..
</div>Attach.add('Carousel', function(el){
el['Carousel'] = el['Carousel'] || new Carousel(el);
});You may want to access instance later, this is easy because it is stored against the element.
var carousel = el['Carousel'];
carousel.showNext();###jQuery
<div data-attach="Carousel" data-carousel-options='{ "width": 100 }'>
..
</div>Attach.add('Carousel', function(el){
if (!$(el).data('Carousel'))
$(el).data('Carousel', new Carousel($(el), $(el).data('carousel-options')));
});You may want to access instance later, this is easy because it is stored against the element.
var carousel = $(el).data('Carousel');
carousel.showNext();###MooTools
<div data-attach="Carousel" data-carousel-options="{'width': 100}">
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</div>Attach.add('Carousel', function(el){
if (el.retrieve('Carousel') === null)
el.store('Carousel', new Carousel(el, JSON.decode(el.get('data-carousel-options'))));
});window.addEvent('domready', function () {
Attach.run();
});You may want to access instance later, this is easy because it is stored against the element.
var carousel = el.retrieve('Carousel');
carousel.showNext();