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    Passing Arguments to an AJAX Callback?

    I have an xbasic function that I am trying to pass an argument to via an ajax callback.
    Basically, I just want one button to determine which function to call from the switchboard.
    Sounds simple but I keep getting the error:

    Error executing Ajax callback function 'switchboard' Error reported was: Variable is of different type
    The function:
    Code:
    function switchboard as c (circuit as c, e as p)
    
    DEBUG(1)
    
    dim global cn as SQL::Connection
    dim global rs as SQL::ResultSet
    dim global args as SQL::Arguments
    dim global sqlStatement as c	
    dim global clientid as n = convert_type(e._currentRowDataNew.APPLICANTID,"n")
    dim global itemcode as n = convert_type(e._currentRowDataNew.ITEM_CODE,"n")
    dim global arr_data[0] as p
    dim global content as c
    dim global reportHtml as c
    dim global x as n = 0
    dim global fldr as c = "C:\a5v11\A5Webroot\reports"
    dim global vfile as c = remspecial(api_uuidcreate()) + ".htm"
    dim global path as c = fldr + "\\" + vfile
    dim global js as c = "redirectUrl('http://ablejobs.us/reports/"+vfile+"');"
    dim menu as c = circuit
    cn.open("::name::adam")
    
    select
    	case menu = "criminal"
    		CriminalReport(e)
    	case menu = "screened"
    		ScreenedWorkHistory(e)
    	case menu = "unscreened"
    		UnscreenedWorkHistory(e)
    	case menu = "resume"
    		makeResume(e)
    	case menu = "archive"
    		set_archive_on(e)
    	case menu = "delete"
    		deleteRecord(e)
    end select
    
    cn.close()
    end function
    The Callback:
    Code:
    var rowNum = {Grid.RowNumber};
    var id = {grid.Object}.getValue('G','ITEM_CODE',rowNum);
    var numID = Number(id);
    if(numID > 299)
         {
             {grid.Object}.ajaxCallback('G','{Grid.RowNumber}:all','switchboard','','_getData=true&'+'circuit=criminal',{});
         }
         else if (numID == 150)
         {
             {grid.Object}.ajaxCallback('G','{Grid.RowNumber}:all','switchboard','','_getData=true&'+'circuit=screened',{});	
         }
         else if (numID == 140)
         {
             {grid.Object}.ajaxCallback('G','{Grid.RowNumber}:all','switchboard','','_getData=true&'+'circuit=unscreened',{});
         }
         else if (numID == 125)
         {
             {grid.Object}.ajaxCallback('G','{Grid.RowNumber}:all','switchboard','','_getData=true&'+'circuit=resume',{});
         }
    Is there a better way to do this?
    Last edited by mvaughn; 09-30-2013, 10:04 PM.
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    Re: Passing Arguments to an AJAX Callback?

    Originally posted by mvaughn View Post
    Sounds simple but I keep getting the error:
    I've not tested your example but the error is likely due to the xBasic function prototype which should be
    function switchboard as c (e as p)

    the variable circuit should be available inside e. variable
    You can use the debugger to confirm it exists.
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      #3
      Re: Passing Arguments to an AJAX Callback?

      Thank you, Colin. I knew there had to be a way around this. I wasn't aware that inline javascript variables are available outside of its function.
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        #4
        Re: Passing Arguments to an AJAX Callback?

        I think theyre available as Request.Variables.circuit
        TRy

        dim circuit as C=Request.Variables.circuit
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          #5
          Re: Passing Arguments to an AJAX Callback?

          I happened to be looking for help in this area, confirmed that it is as Scott says, example:

          CLIENT SIDE EVENT
          if (1=1)
          {
          {grid.Object}.ajaxCallback('G',rowNum,'canEdit',"","_canEdit=N")
          }
          else
          {
          {grid.Object}.ajaxCallback('G',rowNum,'canEdit',"","_canEdit=Y")
          }


          XBASIC FUNCTION
          function canEdit as c (e as p)
          debug(1)
          dim _canEdit as c = request.variables._canEdit
          if _canEdit = "N"
          session.canEdit = "N"
          else
          session.canEdit = "Y"
          end if

          end function
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            #6
            Re: Passing Arguments to an AJAX Callback?

            May want to check eval_valid("Request.Variables.circuit") to see if it exists first. But in some cases where you KNOW the variable will always be provided I guess omitting the check is okay. Doesnt hurt to check.
            Here is a small sample:
            Code:
            if eval_valid("Request.Variables.var") then
            'do stuff
            else
            'invalid request
            end if
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            If you need custom code, or 1-to-1 mentoring in any facet of your database/web application design,
            contact us to discuss options.

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              #7
              Re: Passing Arguments to an AJAX Callback?

              Yes you are correct, my code needs to check that the variable exists, else it could fail.
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