Inside the listener for "multiPipeCreate", save a reference to pipe. Then,
in your textButton function, you can have as follows:
function textButton()
{
pipe.send("test message');
}
But I do think you might be misunderstanding how events work in JavaScript.
On Sun, Nov 21, 2010 at 6:42 AM, kentsh <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> i have question to you, because i do not know how to implement onclick
> event on the site.
> For example i want to sent request to server, like it is in hello
> world example. the code is:
>
> client.addEvent('multiPipeCreate', function(pipe, options) {
> pipe.send('test message');
> });
>
> it is sent when user open browser and type mysite address. but what i
> want is to do this when user is clicking some button. so i did
> function
>
> function textButton{
> client.addEvent('multiPipeCreate', function(pipe, options) {
> pipe.send('test message');
> });
> }
>
> and put this function to onclick event in button, but it is not
> working.
> nothing happens...
> can someone help me how to do this?
> how to control ape events using own functions.
>
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