Maybe i am absolutely wrong but
PHP Code:
myobject.prototype=new CLASSNAME
is wrong.
I'm not really sure if
PHP Code:
Object.prototype=new CLASSNAME
will work.
So why won't you use a class directly.
PHP Code:
var call=new CLASSNAME
and add your object in the next line?
A prototype does'nt make any sense in your case.
If you want to share attributes between objects, prototypes are useful.
But not in your case, if i understood right.
In the other Hand, you could use prototypes as a function. So you could call the methods from all your used Objects.
PHP Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
Object.prototype.addsomething=function(){
this.added='Hello';
}
var h=new Object;
h.addsomething();
var x=new Object;
x.addsomething();
alert(h.added+' '+x.added);
</script>
But what you're apparently looking for is a way to transmit from one object to another.
In that case you should do the old way.
PHP Code:
var call=new CLASSNAME
Please correct me if i'am wrong or if there is a better way.