jQuery $.proxy() method

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$.proxy() method accepts an existing function and returns a new function with a specific context. This method is usually used to add events to elements pointing to different objects in the context.

Syntax1:

jQuery.proxy(function, context)

Syntax2:

jQuery.proxy(context, name)

Example

To enforce the context of the "getFullName" function within myObj:

let myObj = {
　　fname: "Seagull",
　　lname: "Anna",
　　age:　22,
　　getFullName: function(){
$("p").after("First Name: "　+　this.fname　+　"<br>Last Name: "　+　this.lname);
　　}
};
$("button").click($.proxy(myObj, "getFullName"));

Parameter Value

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