I have a function that calls another function. My goal is to pass button as a parameter to another function.
function A(){
var btn = $find("<%=btnX.ClientID %>");
B(btn);
}
function B(*btn parameter here*){
//I need button here
}
You sort of dont even have a issue since it should already work...
function A(){
// var btn = $find("<%=btnX.ClientID %>");
btn = "test" // remove this "test" line
B(btn);
}
function B(button){
//I need button here
console.log(button)
}
A()It should just work. Do you see any errors there?
function A(){
var btn = $find("<%=btnX.ClientID %>");
B(btn);
}
function B(button){
// Do with that button whatever you want here. E.g.
button.style.color = 'cyan';
}
A()Try this with any selector. It should just work
function A(){
var btn = "#btn";
B(btn);
}
function B(button){
// Do with that button whatever you want here. E.g.
var btn = document.querySelector(button);
btn.style.backgroundColor = 'red';
btn.style.color = 'white';
}
A();
function A(){
var btn = "#btn1";
B(btn);
}
function B(button){
// Do with that button whatever you want here. E.g.
var btn = document.querySelector(button);
console.log(button);
btn.style.backgroundColor = 'red';
btn.style.color = 'white';
}
A();<button id="btn0">click button</button>
<button id="btn1">click button</button>