I have a class called listaDoble
, in a Javascript document.
And I have another HTML document with a text field and 4 buttons: Next
, Back
, New
.
When I press the New
button I put, onmouseclick="lista= newListaDoble();"
, but then I lose the reference to the object. Some help?
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A:
declare your javascript variable as
var lista = null;
before you assign value to it. Not in onclick handler but in the body of the page.
Alex Reitbort
2009-10-12 23:30:58