Question

I have the following snippet of JS

var Customer : function()
{
    this.ShipProduct : function()
    {
       //Logic for shipping product. If shipping successful, notify user
       //Here I am trying to call Notify
       //this.Notify(); // does not work
    }

    this.Notify = function()
    {
      //Logic for notify
    }
}

How would I call Notify from ShipProduct?

Answer 1

That is not JS, that is a collection of syntax errors.

Use = when assigning variables, and : inside simple objects, don’t confuse simple objects and functions, don’t forget commas, and don’t prefix property names with this..

var Customer = {
    ShipProduct : function()
    {
       //Logic for shipping product. If shipping successful, notify user
       //Here I am trying to call Notify
       this.Notify(); // this does work
    },
    Notify: function()
    {
      //Logic for notify
    }
}

Customer.ShipProduct();