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    <p>I have a groups user control and javascript is defined inside the control. In a page, I have two such controls, which work independently. Rendered javascript is something similar to below:</p> <pre><code>//control 1 var Groups = (function () { var obj = {}; obj.selectedid = 2; return obj; }()); //control 2 var Groups = (function () { var obj = {}; obj.selectedid = 2; //it is different here, to keep it simple i just hardcoded as '2' return obj; }()); </code></pre> <p>Could anyone please tell me how to access 1st Groups variable (control) on the Page. I thought something like Groups[0] would give me the result but it's not.</p> <hr> <p>Thanks for your replies. Much Appreciated. I am adding more information to be clear. User control contains dual listbox, user can add/remove values from list1 to list2. So I had encapsulated all this logic as below. </p> <pre><code> var Groups = (function () { var obj = {}; obj.selectedid = 2; //some local functions for internal operations such as function moveGroups(source, target){ } //there are public functions to initialize this control or to add groups as below // Groups can be added from external page by calling Groups.AddGroups(data); obj.AddGroups = function(data) { //refers to local variables and functions and adds data to listboxes }; return obj; }()); </code></pre> <p>Problem is I have two such Groups controls on the page. Group1 contains its own dual list and similarly Group2. Now, I would need to access AddGroups function of both objects work independently like Groups1.AddGroups(data) or Groups2.AddGroups(data) from the page. </p> <hr> <p>I have worked out with below solution.</p> <pre><code>var Groups = Groups || []; //Check object already exists Groups.push( //kept all the existing code here... (function () { var obj = {}; obj.selectedid = 2; //some local functions for internal operations such as function moveGroups(source, target){ } //there are public functions to initialize this control or to add groups as below // Groups can be added from external page by calling Groups.AddGroups(data); obj.AddGroups = function(data) { //refers to local variables and functions and adds data to listboxes }; return obj; }()) ); </code></pre> <p>Now in my page, I refer using:</p> <pre><code>Groups[0].AddAvailGroups(); Groups[1].AddAvailGroups(); </code></pre>
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