> In MyTiddler, I have:
Because InlineJavascriptPlugin invokes uses eval() to invoke
javascript 'on-the-fly', any function declared via an inline script is
only available within the scope of that call to eval(). However, you
can use an explicitly-scoped function declaration to add your
functions to the global "window" object, which allows them to persist
even after the eval() processing has completed.
Instead of writing:
function MyFunction() { ... }
you should write:
window.MyFunction = function() { ... }
Thus:
<html>
<span class="button" onclick="MyFunction()">Click Me</span>
</html>
<script>
window.MyFunction=function() { alert("Clicked!"); }
</script>
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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