In a _changes/data.js
file I have the following implementation:
function(data) {
var p;
var tmp = $$("#profile");
$.log(tmp);
$.log(tmp.profile);
if (undefined != tmp.profile) {
return {
cdrs : data.rows.map(function(r) {
p = r.value;
return p;
}),
message : "You are logged in as " + tmp.profile.name,
}
} else {
return {
cdrs : [ ] ,
message : "You are not logged in",
}
}
};
I am confused because, right after reloading the aplication, $.log(tmp.profile);
is showing "undefined", even though the previous $.log(tmp);
is clearly showing that the javascript object has indeed a member named profile
(of type Object
, with the expected data).
It is even stranger: when the change notification kicks in, $.log(tmp.profile);
is showing the right data, even though $.log(tmp);
does not show any change.
What is going on? Am I missing any encapsulation rules here?