Calling a Function with more than one parm.

[rockocubs]

I want to pass the function to string parms how do i seperate them.

<form>
<input type="button"
onClick="openTemplate('K:\pcr\764\Requirements\',' Requirement
Specification Document-DWD v1.52.doc')" value="Requirements Template">
</form>

When i only passed one string like thjis it worked.

<form>
<input type="button"
onClick="openTemplate('K:\pcr\764\Requirements\Req uirement Specification
Document-DWD v1.52.doc')" value="Requirements Template">
</form>

[Randy Webb]

rockocubs wrote:

I want to pass the function to string parms how do i seperate them.
With commas like you did.
<form>
<input type="button"
onClick="openTemplate('K:\pcr\764\Requirements\',' Requirement
Specification Document-DWD v1.52.doc')" value="Requirements Template">
</form>

When i only passed one string like thjis it worked.

<form>
<input type="button"
onClick="openTemplate('K:\pcr\764\Requirements\Req uirement Specification
Document-DWD v1.52.doc')" value="Requirements Template">
</form>

Then openTemplate is only set up to use/utilize one parameter.

--
Randy
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[rockocubs]

Here is the Function.
function openTemplate(documentPath,documentName)
{
var str1 = documentPath + documentName;
var str2 = [ "K:","Deloitte","Team1 Status report", prompt("Enter Pcr
Number",""), documentName
].join("\\");

OpenDoc1(str1,str2);
}

[RobB]

rockocubs wrote:

Here is the Function.
function openTemplate(documentPath,documentName)
{
var str1 = documentPath + documentName;
var str2 = [ "K:","Deloitte","Team1 Status report", prompt("Enter Pcr
Number",""), documentName
].join("\\");

OpenDoc1(str1,str2);
}

You need to escape that backslash at the end of the first argument, or
it'll mask the following (delimiter) quote and foul things up.
Something else odd going on with that function but I adjusted it & it
went away. OK by me.

function openTemplate(documentPath, documentName)
{
var str1 = documentPath + documentName;
var str2 = [
"K:" ,
"Deloitte" ,
"Team1 Status report" ,
prompt("Enter Pcr Number", "") ,
documentName
].join("\\");

OpenDoc1(str1,str2);
}

<input
type="button"
onclick="openTemplate('K:\pcr\*764\Requirements\\' ,
'Requiremen*t specification Document-DWD v1.52.doc')"
value="Requirements Template">

[rockocubs]

Is the 3D stuff suspose to be there?

[Random]

rockocubs wrote:

Is the 3D stuff suspose to be there?

Ignore 3D -- it's base64 encoding used during the transfer of articles.
You shouldn't be seeing it.

[Randy Webb]

rockocubs wrote:

Here is the Function.
OK, read this groups FAQ with regards to quoting what you are replying to.
function openTemplate(documentPath,documentName)
{
var str1 = documentPath + documentName;
var str2 = [ "K:","Deloitte","Team1 Status report", prompt("Enter Pcr
Number",""), documentName
].join("\\");


Here, add an alert('str1 = ' + str1 + '\nstr2 = ' + str2)

And check to see if str1 and st2 are what you think they should be.
OpenDoc1(str1,str2);
}

You call a function to create variables to call another function? And in
the middle of it all, a prompt?

Where is OpenDoc1? If openTemplate is recieving, and passing, the proper
parameters, check in OpenDoc1.

--
Randy
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