Reputation: 6509
I have the following code:
initialize: function() {
_.bindAll(this);
var callBack = function(res) {
window.item = new Item(res);
this.render();
};
_.bind(callBack, this);
$.get('/item/parse', {
uri: decodeURIComponent($.urlParam('uri')),
title: decodeURIComponent($.urlParam('title'))
},
callBack
);
},
The intention is that render() should be called after the $.get function finishes. However, even after binding the callback function with _.bind, I still get "Object has no function render" in the console. Am I using bind incorrectly here?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 2890
Reputation: 154958
_.bind
returns a new function, so:
callBack = _.bind(callBack, this);
You can also use _.bindAll
, but you have to call it after you define the function. Otherwise there are no functions at the time you call _.bindAll
. Note that you have to use this.callBack = ...
in that case, because otherwise this
won't consist of any functions.
Using both _.bind
and _.bindAll
is superfluous.
Upvotes: 6
Reputation: 9929
I usually write a 'load' method on my model which I giva a callback as parameter. Then I call this method from the render() method in the view and do whatever I need to do in the callback function (of course, that callback is triggered in the model after the data has been loaded).
Upvotes: 2