Hi
> I am Wim. Please Help me!!!
> (Considering I am from China...)
What does your question have to do with China?
> Example:
>
> web::puts {<script>
> function foo() {
> var strArg1 = "wim";
> var iArg2 = 2;
> // invoke my TCL proc
> // How can pass strAgr1 and iArg2 to myProc
> {myProc ????????????????????}
> }
> </script>}
>
> proc myProc {arg1 arg2 }{
> #do something with arg1 arg2
> }
You can't: Websh will be executed on the server and Javascript on the
client.
btw: web::put (not web::puts) will just output your code (here the
JavaScript function foo(), where as web::putx will eval the code in
curly brackets. But neither does what you want, because it both
happens on the server and there is *no* Websh on the client.
hth
Ronnie
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