How to recognize which event is triggered

I have two Item handlers (OnReplicantAdded and OnItemChange) defined for the same function. Is there a way for me to recongize which event is triggered at a given time so that I can handle a portion of the code differently.

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Adam Stoller

I have two Item handlers (OnReplicantAdded and OnItemChange) defined for the same function. Is there a way for me to recongize which event is triggered at a given time so that I can handle a portion of the code differently.

I sugest you create two superficial wrapping functions and then a common function that can take multiple parameters - something like:

function rep_add_handler(item){
   do_stuff(item, "rep");
}
function on_chg_hander(item){
   do_stuff(item, "chg");
}
function do_stuff(item, type){
    ...
    if (type == "rep"){
        ...
    }
    else{
        ...
    }
    ...
}

Sailesh

There is no way you can recognize from which event the function is been called.

enthusiast

I sugest you create two superficial wrapping functions and then a common function that can take multiple parameters - something like:

function rep_add_handler(item){
   do_stuff(item, "rep");
}
function on_chg_hander(item){
   do_stuff(item, "chg");
}
function do_stuff(item, type){
    ...
    if (type == "rep"){
        ...
    }
    else{
        ...
    }
    ...
}

Thanks for your help.

Migrateduser

or you can try like that

[left]function rep_add_handler(item){[/left]
do_stuff(item, "rep");
}
function on_chg_hander(item){
do_stuff(item, "chg");
}
function do_stuff(item, type){
...
if (type == "rep"){
alert("Ha Ha Ha Ha")
}
else{
alert("Oh My ****........")
}
...
}

So that way you can recognize the event. else you need to install the 3rd part Event Manager and it will return the Event name and params. i used in my earlier assignment.

Thanks
RG

Thanks for your help.

Adam Stoller

or you can try like that

[left]function rep_add_handler(item){[/left]
do_stuff(item, "rep");
}
function on_chg_hander(item){
do_stuff(item, "chg");
}
function do_stuff(item, type){
...
if (type == "rep"){
alert("Ha Ha Ha Ha")
}
else{
alert("Oh My ****........")
}
...
}

So that way you can recognize the event. else you need to install the 3rd part Event Manager and it will return the Event name and params. i used in my earlier assignment.

Thanks
RG

Gee - I wish I'd thought of that ;-)