Re: [Dynapi-Help] ... is not a constructor

[Eric G. <egr...@ho...>]

True, it is bad practice to name a class instance with the actual class
name.  I'll correct this error in my code.

Now I need some clarification on call hierarchy.  Is the DynAPI.onLoad
call before the var myPhotoAlbum = null;?  I thought that the
JavaScript engine would create a global variable out of myPhotoAlbum
when the browser parses the page and when the onLoad function is called
it would assign the PhotoAlbum to this global variable. Is this
correct? Does declaring a variable inside the onLoad function mean it's
global to the document?

  Eric

scottandrew Wrote:

You've effectively destroyed the PhotoAlbum constructor object with
this line:

var PhotoAlbum = null;

Also, you shouldn't name a variable after a constructor:

PhotoAlbum = new PhotoAlbum();

You're basically saying "take the PhotoAlbum constructor and make it a
PhotoAlbum."

Try this instead:

MyPhotoAlbum = new PhotoAlbum();

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