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KnockoutJS calling methods with context in bindings



Here I have an example code:







<div data-bind="foreach: someData1">

<a href="#" data-bind="click: myFunction"></a>

</div>



<div data-bind="foreach: someData2">

<a href="#" data-bind="click: myFunction"></a>

</div>







How inside myFuncion code to know when it's called: when foreaching someData or someData2?


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  1. You can access both the item and the click event in myFunction.

    viewModel.myFunction = function (item, event) {
    // event.target = <a>
    };


    You should check out the official Knockout documentation for the click binding.

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