[CLOSED] How to get custom config parameters into JS function?

[feanor91]

[Daniil]

Well, I mean that the onClick function is executed just after page loading without clicking the Button.

[feanor91]

Well, I mean that the onClick function is executed just after page loading without clicking the Button.

It is curious. Mine ils not

[Daniil]

What a browser are you testing with? I am with FireFox.

[feanor91]

Chrome i use.

[Daniil]

I see the same effect in Chrome.

Please clarify do you use exactly my example to test or something else?

[feanor91]

I didn't try jour example y et, I talk about my own code. But' I didn't get the point y ou want to show in your example, and what ils relations hip to thread problem.

[Daniil]

Please clarify how do you check the function is triggered or not in your sample?

But' I didn't get the point y ou want to show in your example,

Running the example should clarify that.

and what ils relations hip to thread problem.

Well, you wrote:

Yes it works, even with more parameters

but wrote like that:

Show Fn="showChartBacklog('wndChart')"

But I doubt it functions well.

[feanor91]

I simply add a breakpoint into function and it didn't stop when page is loaded. And it is better that way, I have hundre more javascript functions that do a lot of thing, called code behind function, and other stuff, and it will be a real mess if all those functions was called at page load no?

And apparentely, the called I made seems to work flawlessly.

But I doubt it functions well.

Could you explain why? What tech is at works on this call and replacing Fn by Handler?

[Daniil]

I simply add a breakpoint into function and it didn't stop when page is loaded.

Could you try with it?

alert('test');

But I doubt it functions well.

Could you explain why? What tech is at works on this call and replacing Fn by Handler?

Well, because it triggers on page loading in my example. And, moreover, Fn is just not designed to get parameters this way. As I stated here:

Generally, Fn expects a function name Fn="onClick" or a full definition

Fn="function () { alert('Hello!'); }"

If you need just some JavaScript code, then you should use Handler instead of Fn.

<Click Handler="onClick('test');" />