Lil help is needed here. I have a object like this: function mediaObject(){ this.mediaItems = new Array(); this.count = 0; this.id = 0; this.addMedia = function(data){ //alert("here"); var mediaType = data.mediaType.value; var mediaLink = data.mediaLink.value; var mediaCaption = data.mediaCaption.value; var mediaImg; ...etc } ...etc } Code (javascript): And i have the object made like this var media = new mediaObject(); Code (javascript): and i have a button like this (inside of a form of course) <input type='button' value='Add Media' onclick="media.addMedia(this.form);" /> Code (markup): This works in Firefox, and produces no errors in the console, in Internet Explorer (7) on the other hand, i get the following error when i click on the button: Error:Object doesn't support this property or method I cant figure out what i have done wrong, or why this is even happening. I thought the error was deeper in the object, but after adding the alert, I find its crashing on the call to the method. Im not that great with OOP, But i have been working and learning a lot to utilize it. From what i know this should work, but it doesnt and I am not sure what I have wrong, but something must be! any help is greatly appreciated.
If you give a full example of it I might be able to have a closer look at it. It's probably just IE being stupid (it does that sometimes).
Yes, IE is stupid. Im good now. thank you very much. I was able to get it working by making the button like so: <input type='button' value='Add Media' onclick="parent.media.addMedia(this.form);" /> Code (markup): I added "parent" to the onclick method call. It really helps sometimes when u just throw up your hands and walk away for a few hours, then come back to your project and rethink.