As of right now the plugin pattern only supports the original selector stack generated by the $(selector) statement.
However if we modify the stack via functions such as .eq(), .find(), .add() we lose the desired stack due to these functions returning a modified jquery object.
The pattern needs to be adjusted to support these use-cases as well.
As of right now the plugin pattern only supports the original selector stack generated by the $(selector) statement.
However if we modify the stack via functions such as .eq(), .find(), .add() we lose the desired stack due to these functions returning a modified jquery object.
The pattern needs to be adjusted to support these use-cases as well.