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[jquery-dev] Re: Question on writing a jQuery plugin Bob Spryn Mon Jun 22 06:03:08 2009
Ok I actually figured it out, but I'm not sure if this is even a ok
way to be doing this.
Basically this just initializes the plugin and gives my variable the
advance, back, and reset methods with the appropriate settings.
var screenwizard = $("#someframe").screenWizard(opts)
Now I can do screenWizard.advance().
Is there a much better way to build something like this?
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