I'm trying to use jQuery's $(this) inside of Fancybox's onComplete event, but I'm running into trouble. Here's my javascript code:

$('a.iframe').fancybox({  

  centerOnScroll: true,  

  onComplete: function(){  

    var self = $(this);  

    var title = self.title;  

    alert(title.text());  

  }  

});

I have simplified the code above to get my point across, but I actually would love to use $(this) for several reasons that I won't go into here.

Fancybox's documentation shows examples of using this instead of $(this)within its documentation, but I didn't see any examples where either were used inside of onComplete or other events. I of course tried using this, much to no avail.

Does anyone know how I can reference the triggered a.iframe element by using $(this) or any other means within the onComplete event?

Edit:
I got this to work using Blackcoat's suggestion, and here's the final syntax that worked:

$('a.iframe').fancybox({

  centerOnScroll: true,

  onComplete: function( links, index ){

    var self = $(links[index]);  

    var title = self.find('.title').text();  

    alert(title); 

   }

});