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Freitag, 29. Juni 2012, 23:09

javascript and call context

Hi,

Take this hotspot for instance:

<hotspot name="h1" onclick="trace(get(name))" url="test.png" />

when clicked, it will trace h1

when I call this from javascript:

krpano.call('hotspot[h1].onclick');

I get a null. My question is, how can I call the onclick action of a hotspot, but still keep the context. I hope I could avoid this:

<hotspot name="h1" onclick="trace(get(hotspot[h1].name))" url="test.png" />

(I know, name is a bad example here, but it points out it's redundentnous, I want to keep it flexible)

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Donnerstag, 12. Juli 2012, 16:33

did you ever figure this out? I'd like to know too! *smile*
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Donnerstag, 12. Juli 2012, 18:10

Hi,

No I just worked around it. I have a model refference of the hotspot so I just do:

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krpano.call('showpopup('+this.model.get('name')+')');


So instead of executing the exact contents of the hotspot, I just dupe it, not real DRY but meh. Perhap Ill put the onclick method in the model too.

And if your thinking, that's this model talk, Im using backbone.js, sort of mvc framework for javascript.

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