In my previous question I was talking about the bootstrap select plugin where the destroy method is doing something that I don't want. I edit manually the plugin but this is not a good practice.
Bootstrap select destroy removes the original select from DOM
I would like to extend the plugin with a custom method so that it can do exactly wat I want.
I extend the plugin with folloing method:
$.extend(true, $.fn.selectpicker.prototype, {
customRemove: function () {
this.$newElement.remove();
this.$element.show();
}
});
This is located in another js file under the bootstrap select script file.
How do I call this new method? I tried the following without success:
$('select#begin' + _week + _day).selectpicker("customRemove");
or
$('select#begin' + _week + _day).selectpicker().customRemove();
Am I missing something?
The original method of the destroy function in the bootstrap select plugin:
remove: function () {
this.$newElement.remove();
this.$element.show();
}
I think, you have the correct answer in other your question:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/31852632/4928642
jQuery.fn.selectpicker.Constructor.prototype.customRemove = function () {
this.$newElement.remove();
this.$element.show();
};
then
$smth.selectpicker("customRemove");
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