Hello,

Am having a class structured like this:

sClassName = function(par1, par2) {

this.init(par1, par2);

}

$.extend(sClassName.prototype, {

init: function(par1, par2){

doing something...

},

theFunction: function(){

doing something...

},

addEvent: function(){

$('somedomelement').click('click', function(){

this.theFunction();

}.bind(this)); //<- binding the scope

}

...

binding the scope "}.bind(this));" is working in FF and Chrome. My click event has scope over the instance which means i can call the function theFunction() from inside the click event.

How can i do this for IE7?

My class is manipulating the complexe object collections and not only DOM element. I need to have access to my functions from inside the click event. using "windows.classname.prototype.theFunction()..." may not work for multiple object instances.

Please help me

Regards,

Teofanovic Stefan