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Latest revision as of 23:59, 9 February 2023
This article describes a feature or macro function that is experimental and may be subject to change.
runJSfunction() Function
• Introduced in version 1.8.0
Runs a JavaScript function which is defined in a frame5, dialog5, or overlay.
Usage
runJSfunction(name, type, func, thisArg, argsArray)
Parameter
name
- Name of an active frame, dialog, or overlay.type
- Either "frame", "dialog", or "overlay". This is needed because a frame, a dialog and an overlay could all share the same name, in which case it is not clear which component is the target.func
- Name of the JavaScript function to run.thisArg
- Value of "this" provided to the function. Should be "null" or the name of a variable already defined in the script.argsArray
- JSON array specifying the arguments with which the JavaScript function should be called.
Examples
Changing info displayed on the frame by passing a JSON
argsArray
to the function changeHP
.
[frame5("Test 1"):{
<script>
[r: "function changeHP(hp) { document.getElementById('hp').innerHTML = hp;}"]
</script>
Hitpoints: <span id="hp">10</span>
}]
Call the changeHP
Javascript function.
[r: runJsFunction("Test 1", "frame", "changeHP", "null", json.append("[]", "3"))]
Using thisArg
in call to alertFullName
.
[frame5("Test 2"):{
<script>
[r: 'function alertFullName() { alert("Full Name: " + this.firstName + " " + this.lastName);}']
var person = [r: json.set("{}", "firstName", "John", "lastName", "Smith")];
document.write("<b>First Name:</b> " + person.firstName + "<br/><b>Last Name</b>: " + person.lastName + "<br/>");
</script>
}]
Call alertFullName
and specify the Javascript variable person
.
[r: runJsFunction("Test 2", "frame", "alertFullName", "person")]