javascript function calling in asp.net

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Hi friends,

I created the function in javascript like the below

JavaScript

function abc()
{
    // Something.
}

can i call that function like abc(10,10) or abc(20) is it possible?

Posted 5-Jun-12 20:55pm

naveenvenkanna

Updated 5-Jun-12 21:11pm

tanweer

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Execute JavaScript function from ASP.NET codebehind[^]
http://forums.asp.net/t/1117189.aspx/1[^]

Posted 5-Jun-12 21:22pm

codeBegin

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codeBegin 6-Jun-12 5:25am

For Scholar member who downvoted my answer:
What is the problem with these links??

Solution 1

hi,
as you are giving parameter values to the function then you should have method accepting these no. of argument/parameters as

JavaScript

function abc(ist, second)
{
   alert(ist);
   alert(second);
}

then call this method like:

HTML

<input type="button" id="test" value="Test" onclick="abc('My name', 'address');" />

Posted 5-Jun-12 21:15pm

tanweer

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naveenvenkanna 6-Jun-12 3:22am

I defined the funtion without parameters. But am calling that function using Arguments. Is it possible to call in such a way.

tanweer 6-Jun-12 3:24am

answer is NO. how you can get the parameter inside the function as it not taking any thing from out side.

Sandeep Mewara 6-Jun-12 5:33am

Not correct. You can call. Javascript allows.

tanweer 6-Jun-12 7:00am

even you call a method that does not have any parameter with parameters what is the use of those parameters that are called??

Sandeep Mewara 6-Jun-12 7:12am

No use. But that's entirely different thing. As such, it's not an error and the thing is possible.

tanweer 6-Jun-12 7:35am

then the usage is...............???

naveenvenkanna 19-Jul-12 2:12am

Thanks sandeep

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Sandeep Mewara · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-05T23:32:00

can i call that function like abc(10,10) or abc(20) is it possible?
Yes, you can - it's possible.

No error will be raised. Closest JavaScript method will be called. Thus, in your sample, for both abc(1) or abc(1,2) - abc() will be raised - it's just that you won't be able to use the passed/called parameters as the method invoked does not take that many parameters.

I have seen it working.