Hi,
First of all instead of using eval you could use:
$wnd[canvasname] that is a much cleaner way of getting to the
variable.
Secondly the problem is with you callback not working is because you
should call this method on this. Now because you invoke it from an
anonymous JS function, the context
@Thomas Broyer: Both solutions work for retrieving the cnv object, but
I still can't call the submitDoneInternal() ...
Any ideas welcome!
Steven
On Sep 25, 4:17 pm, Thomas Broyer wrote:
> On 25 sep, 13:08, Paul Robinson wrote:
>
> > Does this work:
> > var cnv = eval("$wnd." + canvasname
On 25 sep, 13:08, Paul Robinson wrote:
> Does this work:
> var cnv = eval("$wnd." + canvasname);
argl!
Please:
var cnv = $wnd[canvasname];
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Yep, thanks a lot Paul!
Now the alert shows me: "Form object: [Canvas ID:cnv_fu1]"
Looks good to me, until I try this:
var myvar =
c...@be.sofico.montelli.mmc.client.custom.widgets.upload.srafileupload::submitDoneInternal
(Ljava/lang/String;)(filename);
I do have this defined on SRAFileUpload th
OK.when you create a function in javascript with parameters then the
function will look like function(var1, var2){}, you can use those variables
by their name directly there is no need to use the $wnd with the variable
name unless the variable is defined as global/outside the method scope {}
Now i
Does this work:
var cnv = eval("$wnd." + canvasname);
Steven De Groote wrote:
> I'm afraid I lost you somewhere...
>
> Suppose I make a global var canvasname, what should I assign it to
> then?
> The problem is that this defineBridgeMethodSubmitDone() is static,
> while in the JS function I n
I'm afraid I lost you somewhere...
Suppose I make a global var canvasname, what should I assign it to
then?
The problem is that this defineBridgeMethodSubmitDone() is static,
while in the JS function I need to call a function on a specific
object.
The name of the object is cnv_fu1, so I think $w
I guess that you have a scope problem. function(canvasname, filename) {
}
canvasname is not accessible from outside the method scope. In order to make
it global, you need to define in in your html header.
by addsing var canvasname;
Then you access it from anywhere you like using $wnd from native
Hi,
I'm struggling a bit with JSNI and would like your help.
I have defined the following:
public static native void defineBridgeMethodSubmitDone() /*-{
$wnd.submitDone = function(canvasname, filename) {
$wnd.alert("Upload done: " + canvasname + " - "
