This is a working example that I am trying to improve. Throughout the application I am working on one of the requirements was to have tooltips everywhere.  However the customer wanted the ability to see a Summary of these tooltips and be able to manage them from a single location.What I ended up doing is creating a new class called FormatToolTip.jsfunction FormatToolTip() {    var self = this;    amplify.request.define(toolTipListing, ajax, {        url: resources/prototype/tooltips.json,        dataType: json,        type: GET    });    self.ToolTipId = ToolTipId;    self.allToolTips = ToolTips;    self.init = function () {        amplify.request({            resourceId: toolTipListing,            success: function (data) {                amplify.store(self.allToolTips, data.toolTips);            },            error: function () {            }        });    };self.buildToolTip = function (helpId) {    var toolTipList = amplify.store(self.allToolTips);    for (var i = 0; i < toolTipList.length; i++) {        var val = toolTipList[i];        if (helpId == val.id) {            text = val.text;            return text;        }    }    return amplify.store(self.ToolTipId);};self.setToolTipId = function (toolTipId) {    if (toolTipId != undefined || toolTipId != null) {        amplify.store(self.ToolTipId, toolTipId);    }};self.init();}I wanted everything to be based off a class I assign to the element.   Here is an example of the format I used. <a class=withToolTip helpid='1010' href=#  data-placement=right></a>From there it can be initialized.   <script type=text/javascript>        $(document).ready(function () {        $('.withToolTip').tooltip();        var toolTip;        toolTip = new FormatToolTip();        function init(){            $('.withToolTip').each(function(){                var toolTipData;                toolTipData = toolTip.buildToolTip($(this).attr('helpid'));                $(this).attr('data-original-title',toolTipData);            });        }        init()        });    </script>To polish off the look and feel I added some CSS and a background image for the element..withToolTip{    background-image:url(images/help.png);    background-repeat: no-repeat;    background-position: center;    background-size: 20px;    width: 20px;    height: 20px;    display: inline-block;    vertical-align: middle;    padding-left: 10px;}I am looking to improve on my code. So suggestions would be awesome. 
Improving Tooltips with json data
javascript;jquery;css;twitter bootstrap