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Problems with subsequent instances of a JS object in IE6



I got a little problem with IE6 which doesn't appear on Chrome or Safari or Firefox. All is working fine except one thing: my web app defines a constructor/prototype from which I create multiple instances like this:







var app = {};

app.mapConceptFirst = new MapConcept("#first");

app.mapConceptSecond = new MapConcept("#second");

app.mapConceptThird = new MapConcept("#third");







Here's the constructor:







function MapConcept(id) {

this.currentNavigator = "";

this.start = 0;

this.angle = 0;

this.clientX = 0;

this.clientY = 0;

this.currentMenu = 2;

this.h = 0;

this.w = 0;

this.itemList;

this.firstRotation = 0;

this.section = id;

$(window).resize(function () {

this.h = $(window).height();

this.w = $(window).width();

});

jQuery.preLoadImages("images/anneau.png", "images/anneau1.png", "images/anneau2.png", "images/anneau3.png", "images/anneau4.png");

this.currentNavigator = BrowserDetect.init();

this.init();

this.getItems();

}







Unfortunately, on IE6 the first instance works fine, all my stuff is running, but the second and third ones don't work. How can I solve my problem ?


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