When the onclick function is executed, the scope is "window", but you have
declared myVar inside your onload function. So you can do it either:
myLayer.setHTML('<a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="myFunction(' + myVar
+ ');">Click</a>');
or then by declaring the variable to be property of the window object. I.e
inside the onload function:
myVar = "stuff";
The difference between the two is obviously when the variable gets
evaluated.
--
Tuomas
> I can't get something that seems like it should be simple to work:
>
> If I declare a variable in the onLoad function
> var myVar = "stuff"
>
> and later try to use that variable within setHTML (still within the onLoad
> function):
>
> myLayer.setHTML('<a href="javascript:void(0)"
> onclick="myFunction(myVar);">Click</a>')
>
> the variable is not passed. Any help on how to fix this would
> greatly simplify
> my life, so many thanks.
>
> Arijit
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