I'm new to ES6, and can't quite get this to work:
$(this)
returns undefined on click?
dom.videoLinks.click((e) => {
e.preventDefault();
console.log($(this));
var self = $(this),
url = self.attr(configuration.attribute);
eventHandlers.showVideo(url);
// Deactivate any active video thumbs
dom.videoLinks.filter('.video-selected').removeClass('video-selected');
// Activate selected video thumb
self.addClass('video-selected');
});
However if I change it so not be an arrow function like so, it works as expected?:
dom.videoLinks.click(function(e) {
e.preventDefault();
console.log(this);
console.log($(this));
var self = e.this,
url = self.attr(configuration.attribute);
eventHandlers.showVideo(url);
// Deactivate any active video thumbs
dom.videoLinks.filter('.video-selected').removeClass('video-selected');
// Activate selected video thumb
self.addClass('video-selected');
});
So how would I go about it if I use an arrow function in the callback?
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