In my scenario i am making an ajax request to get some data and then passing its result to some function you can see the code.
$.ajaxSetup({ cache: false });
$.ajax({
url: chartUrl,
type: 'GET',
dataType: 'text',
success: function(result){
UpdateChartArea(result, chartType);
if(isTextMining){
eval('ShowBreadCrmb_'identifier.substring(1) + '();');
}
},
error: function(req, status, error) {
}
});
After embedding the HTML i want to call a JS function that is in that HTML. the HTML that i am embedding is present in a user control so to have a unique instance this is how my show bread crumb method look like
function ShowBreadCrmb_<%= reportScale.ScaleID %>()
{
alert('LHJLH');
var isTextMining = <%= TextMiningChart %>;
if(isTextMining)
{
CreateTmBreadCrumb('<%= reportScale.NodeLevel %>','<%= reportScale.NodeName %>',topicList)
}
}
for more i开发者_高级运维nfo what my updatechartarea does is
if (parent) {
clearChildren(parent);
var div = document.createElement("div");
div.innerHTML = html;
parent.appendChild(div);
}
I want to call the bread crumb function after update chart area function is called.
I would just change the function definition of ShowBreadCrmb_...
to include parentheses after the closing bracket }
. That should invoke it right after defining it.
e.g.
function ShowBreadCrmb_<%= reportScale.ScaleID %>()
{
alert('LHJLH');
var isTextMining = <%= TextMiningChart %>;
if(isTextMining)
{
CreateTmBreadCrumb('<%= reportScale.NodeLevel %>','<%= reportScale.NodeName %>',topicList)
}
}();
Does that work?
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