问题
Attempting to pass ids dynamically breaks function:
<p id="email1" onclick="mailTo(this.id,'com','abc','info','My Website','I have a question for you: ')">Send us an email</p>
<p id="email2" onclick="mailTo(this.id,'org','xyz','support','My Other Website','I want to report a problem with your website.')">Report Website Problems</p>
Hard coding document.querySelector('#email')
is successful, but need id to be dynamic.
Console prints var correctly.
Err: qS.addEventListener is not a function.
function mailTo(idx, tld, domain, account, site, bodyText) {
let qS = `document.querySelector('#${idx}')`;
console.log(qS);
let arrEmail = [tld, domain, account, site, bodyText];
const buildEmail = arr => `${arr[2]}@${arr[1]}.${arr[0]}?subject=From%20the%20${arr[3]}%20website&body=${arr[4]}`;
qS.addEventListener("click", event => {
let str = `mailto:${buildEmail(arrEmail)}`;
location.href = str;
});
}
Sandbox: https://codesandbox.io/s/p8k45v350
回答1:
Build just the selector param dynamically...
let qS = document.querySelector(`#${idx}`);
回答2:
This will help you:
function mailTo(...items)
{
console.log(items[0].id);
}
<p id="email1" onclick="mailTo(this,'com','abc','info','My Website','I have a question for you: ')">Send us an email</p>
<p id="email2" onclick="mailTo(this,'org','xyz','support','My Other Website','I want to report a problem with your website.')">Report Website Problems</p>
回答3:
If you change
let qS = `document.querySelector('#${idx}')`;
to
let qS = this;
your code works. But you don't need to supply the id to query for the element since you can access it with this
.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54791493/how-can-i-pass-a-dynamic-variable-to-function-in-js