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What's Wrong With This Code? (#28)

Posted by K. Scott Allen (OdeToCode.com) on August 15, 2011

Victor Brumble is writing code again, and this time he's writing a jQuery plugin. His plugin makes alert boxes easy, because Victor loves pointless, modal dialogs. 

(function ($) {

    var settings = {
        text: 'Thank you for clicking!'
    };
    
    $.fn.alerter = function (options) {

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