Object Reference in JS

[cristianotestai]

Hi Farshad,

 

I need to specify an object (UniPanel) concatenating strings in JS. I tried following in run-time, but without success, everything is ok, only the last statement does not work, because he does not understand 'UniPanel+usuid':

 

UniImage1.ClientEvents.ExtEvents.Values ​​['onclick'] = 'onclick function (sender)' +

'{var usuid = Main.UniPanel1.UsuId;' +

' Main.UniPanel1.UsuId =' + IntToStr (UsuId) + ';' +

' Main'. UniImage1.Parent.Name + '. body.applyStyles(' + QuotedStr('background-color: #FDEDE3')+');'

' Main'. + 'UniPanel+usuid' + '. body.applyStyles(' + QuotedStr('background-color: #FDFCFB')+');'

'}';

 

 

In the last statement, the translation will be for example "Main.UniPanel2.body.apply...", where in this example the value of "usuid" variable = 2.

How to perform the concatenation correctly for him to find the object?

 

Tkanks.

[Farshad Mohajeri]

You can not add a number to an object:

 

MainForm.UniPanel+usuid 

 

Instead you can use below syntax:

 

MainForm["UniPanel"+usuid].body.....

[cristianotestai]

You can not add a number to an object:

 

MainForm.UniPanel+usuid 

 

Instead you can use below syntax:

 

MainForm["UniPanel"+usuid].body.....

 

Tks again.. perfect..