I have a $.ajax call with an error callback:
error: function(result){
$('#msg').text(result.statusText).add开发者_运维知识库Class('err');
}
I'd like to change it to a more generic:
error: myError(result)
And then all by itself:
function myError(theError){
$('#msg').text(theError.statusText).addClass('err');
}
But firebug is telling me "result" is not defined.
Q: Do I call it this way?
error: function(result){
myError(result);
}
You just want the function name, not any parenthesis or arguments, like this:
error: myError
It'll call that function reference with the same arguments as it would an anonymous function, right now it's trying to actually execute the function (with result
as an argument...a variable it can't find) and assign the result as an error
handler, you want the function itself to actually run as the error handler.
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