Question

Okay,
I am trying to create an object in JavaScript. The project is a bit private so I blocked out the object name.

So I have created this objected, stated the constructor, but when I try to refer to the someobject.t() method, it will give an error saying that someobject has no method t(). I really have been raking over this for quite some time and I can’t really see what I have done wrong. And have used this method of creating prototype object in JS before.

Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong?

Answer 1

Whoops!
When I instantiated the object, I named it runtime, and I was trying to refer to the actual name.

Wrong:

function someObject(){
    this.bla = "cool";
}
runtime = new someObject();
var foo = someObject.bla; //This is wrong, you must refer to it as 'runtime'

/*LIKE THIS*/
var bar = runtime.bla; //bar now holds the string 'cool'