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I am wanting to add a refresh function to a jQuery plugin so that I can do

$(selector).tooltipster("refresh")

I've been trying to use this https://stackoverflow.com/a/4414356/123415 but without success. This is what I'm trying:

(function($) {
    $.extend(true, $[ "fn" ][ "tooltipster" ].prototype, {
        refresh: function() {
          this._update(this.Content);
        },
    });
})(jQuery);

For reference, the plugin's code declares _update inside of

(function ($, window, document) {
  Plugin.prototype = {
    _update: function() {
      /* update code */
    }
  }
})( jQuery, window, document );

I'm trying to extend tooltipster I think I've included all the necessary code above though.

The problem seems to be that the Plugin's methods are all within Plugin.prototype which I can't seem to access. As it stands, I'm just getting "Cannot set property 'refresh' of undefined" in the console.

Update If I run $.fn.tooltipster.prototype in the console, I get

- $.fn.(anonymous function) {refresh: function}
  + constructor: function () {
  + refresh: function () {
  + __proto__: Object

Implying that I have added refresh somewhere on tooltipster but not where it's meant to be.

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jcuenod
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Can you not just set it straight on the prototype?

$.someplugin.someMethod = function(){}

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