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Without seeing all your code this is hard to be sure, but if the code (as is) works when directly included in generate, then I'd be willing to bet that <code>this</code> is not what you think it is in the <code>test</code> function. <code>this</code> has a different meaning inside the <code>test</code> function than it did inside <code>generate</code>. Fire up Chrome or Firebug and set a breakpoint on the <code>var unmapped = ko.mapping.toJS(this);</code> line. Run your program and when the breakpoint hits go to the Console and look at <code>this</code>. Is it your ViewModel? If <code>this</code> is what you expect inside <code>generate</code> you could always call <code>test</code> like this: <pre><code>test.apply(this); </code></pre> This will explicitly set the context of <code>this</code> for the method invocation. Another option is to set a <code>self</code> variable inside your ViewModel. This is usually done at the top and looks like: <code>var self = this;</code>. By creating this variable you can then reference <code>self' inside any functions within the outer "function" scope, and not have to worry about the value of</code>this` fluctuating. -- Here is a simple fiddle to simulate what I think is happening: <a href="http://jsfiddle.net/jearles/aLFWe/" rel="nofollow">http://jsfiddle.net/jearles/aLFWe/</a> Open Chrome or Firebug console and look at the logged objects. Note that <code>Window</code> was the logged object when I just called <code>updatea()</code>, but was <code>Object</code> in the original click function and when I called <code>updateb.apply(this)</code> or <code>updatec()</code> (which referenced <code>self</code>).
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1. COThank You for your answer. I refactored my logic and moved to a different solution. Nevertheless I am accepting your answer.
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