SCOPE - Get elements by classname and call a Jquery prototype function

Question

I'm trying to adapt a videoplayer to meet my needs (resizing).

At this moment almost everything is ok, but I have a problem when 2 or more players are showed in the same page (the jquery reference is always pointing to the last player).

To fix it, I'm trying to use jquery selector:

$('className').each(function() { /* call resize function */ } );

Now I have a problem because I can call resize function using MyObject1.resize(); but the selector only returns div tags (id="obj1", id="obj2") and I don't now how can I get MyObject1, MyObject2 and so on, so I could call resize function for every object.

So, how can I call a function defined like Object.prototype.resize = function() {...} from the jquery selector each loop?

UPDATE ****************

Hi, thanks for all your replies, Im not an js expert, sorry :)

Im trying to adapt leanback HTML5 Video Player which js file start as :

"use strict"
;(function(window, undefined) 
  {
var document = window.document, navigator = window.navigator, location = window.location, ua$ = navigator.userAgent;

var LBP = function(o, v, h5o) { ... };

LBP.prototype.initializeKeys = function() { ... }
...
LBP.prototype.initializeAPlayer = function() {
LBP.prototype.initializeVPlayer = function() {
  
LBP.prototype.resize = function() { .. }

I have 3 players in html (classname = "vPlayer") so I want to call the resize function from the three player, not only from the last.

Jquery Selectors returns something like div tags so I don't know how to call functions from the LBP objects

you should post how (*the code*) you initialize the players (*how you create/assign to `MyObject1`, `MyObject2` etc..*) — Gabriele Petrioli, Mar 09 '15 at 16:46
`Object.prototype.resize = ` is a [pretty bad idea](http://stackoverflow.com/q/13296340/1048572) — Bergi, Mar 09 '15 at 16:48
What does this have to do with SCOPEs, and what "jQuery prototype functions" do you mean? — Bergi, Mar 09 '15 at 16:48
Thanks Bergi, but doing this way $('.className').resize() I cannot reach LBP.resize method (undefined is not a function) — Rosa Garcia, Mar 09 '15 at 17:02

SCOPE - Get elements by classname and call a Jquery prototype function

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