I am using the ExtJS framework and I have the following handler that is used solely as a handler for a button:
var myButtonHandler = function(button, event){
//code goes here
};
My button definition looks like this:
var myButton = new Ext.Button({
id : 'myButton',
renderTo : 'mybutton',
text : 'Save',
handler : myButtonHandler,
scope : this
});
As you can see, the handler receives the expected "button" and "event". However, I'd like to pass some additional information into my handler. How would I do that?
I would actually use Exts createDelegate prototype.
var appendBooleanOrInsertionIndex = 0; // Inserts the variables into the front of the function.
appendBooleanOrInsertionIndex = true; // Appends the variables to the end of the arguments
var myButton = new Ext.Button({
id : 'myButton',
renderTo : 'mybutton',
text : 'Save',
handler : myButtonHandler.createDelegate(this, [param1, param2], appendBooleanOrInsertionIndex),
scope : this
});
In Ext JS 4:
Ext.bind(myButtonHandler, this, [params array], true);
You can use a good solution as Bradley has suggested. Here is an example. Where repeatsStore - it is additional parameter that I want to pass to a button handler.
Ext.create('Ext.panel.Panel', {
name: 'panelBtn',
layout: 'hbox',
border: 0,
items:[
{xtype: 'button', text: 'Add', name:'addBtn',
handler : Ext.bind(this.addBtnHandler, this, repeatsStore, true)
}
]
});
And your handler should have three parameters - first two are standard, and last is your.
addBtnHandler:function(button, event, repeatsStore)
{
}
I don't know what is it that you want to pass, but using a wrapper could help:
var myButtonHandler = function (button, event, additionalData){
//code goes here
};
var myButton = new Ext.Button({
id : 'myButton',
renderTo : 'mybutton',
text : 'Save',
handler : handlerWrapper,
scope : this
});
var handlerWrapper = function (button, event){
// Fetch additional data
var additionalData = "whatever";
myButtonHandler(button, event, additionalData);
};
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