Question

Here is my exemple :

function a(b)
{
    b();
}

function b()
{
    alert("d");
}

function c()
{
    alert("e");
}

a(c);//Output e

With the fiddle : http://jsfiddle.net/YqeS3/

How can I fire the real b function from a?

Answer 1

If your B function isn’t global, and you don’t want to use naming conventions, you could create an additional function

function d() {
    b();
}

and call that one instead. I still think that you should simply name your argument and your function something else though, as it’d also create much less confusion for any other person (this include the future version of yourself) looking at your code.