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For future reference, I was able to resolve this by modifying the technique in the "Mock jQuery globally" portion of the accepted answer on this question. My resulting mock code looks like this:

Try making your mask use # instead of 9

$("#ssnId").mask("###-##-####");

And also add maxlength to the input tag:

I had a closer look at your code and reduced it to the absolute minimum. It turns out you can supply the starting value of the angle simply by putting it into the empty options argument of the initiatior method: $("#example").gmanUnitCircle({value: -Math.PI/3});. In my example I chose the value of -60° in radians.

Can you please share the myDrawPlugin definition to understand how the click event is bound and handled?

Anyway, this inside onComplete callback will refer to the object(param) passed to plugin function, hence if you want the button element data to be accessed then you need tp pass the corresponding element reference to onComplete callback when you're invoking it on button click.

See if this way of handling works for you,

It looks like the showItemByIndex function is called at page load by the line feature.showItemByIndex( 0 ).

The problem is that showItemByIndex doesn't actually do anything useful; It creates a proxy-function to showItem (binding the this keyword) and then doesn't do anything with it.

If you modify the example so the newly created proxy-function is called then the code executes as one would expect it to.

Yes, when you use event delegation to add a handler to a container, that container must exist first in order to add the handler.

The solution here is to provide a more precise selector string when using event delegation on your .modal-body - rather than selecting any a descendant, use the selector string #list a instead to ensure that elements that trigger the listener must descend from #list:

simple you can download jquery-ui package and than put files from package to your project. download link : https://jqueryui.com/download/

after that you can import that files to your project like this :

Actually crossfilter is neither a class nor uses prototypal inheritance:

As you wrote, that you create the form dynamically, you will need live event listeners instead of the default event listeners. Live event listeners do listen to any events on dynamically created nodes.

So you will need to replace your listener with this: