Awang Posted April 11, 2017 Posted April 11, 2017 Hy guys! I tried to call a jquery event on my browser with executeBrowserJavascript() command, but exatly, nothing happened This is, how I tried: executeBrowserJavascript(bboxweb, "$().trigger('onEditBoxCall',['editbox','password']);" ) <script src="js/jquery-3.1.1.min.js"></script> <script> $(document).ready(function(){ var eventName =""; var text = ""; $(this).on("onEditBoxGetValue",function() { text = $("#box").val(); mta.triggerEvent("onEditBoxValue"+eventName,text); }); onEditBoxCall = ,function(event,name,type) { eventName = name; $('#box').attr('type',''+type+''); } }); </script> I tried to write kind of a guieditbox script, where I can declare in Lua, what type of editbox I want to call, and after get this value. Hope, you guys can help me.
MTA Team Lpsd Posted April 12, 2017 MTA Team Posted April 12, 2017 Use the "onClientBrowserDocumentReady" event to trigger it. https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/OnClientBrowserDocumentReady
Awang Posted April 12, 2017 Author Posted April 12, 2017 (edited) I changed my code a little bit, because as you can see, I have made some big mistakes in the last version.@LopSided_ I tried to use, but nothing is happening I have no errors... <script> $(document).ready(function(){ var eventName =""; var text = ""; $(this).on("onEditBoxGetValue",function() { text = $("#box").val(); mta.triggerEvent("onEditBoxValue"+eventName,text); }); $(this).on('onEditBoxCall',function(event,name,type){ eventName = name; $('#box').attr('type',''+type+''); }) ; }); </script> function dxEditbox(xb,yb,wb,hb,name,types) local boxweb = guiCreateBrowser(xb,yb,wb,hb,true,true,false) local bboxweb = guiGetBrowser( boxweb ) addEventHandler("onClientBrowserCreated", bboxweb, function() loadBrowserURL(bboxweb, "http://mta/ts_dx_core/web/editbox.html") end ) addEventHandler ( "onClientBrowserDocumentReady" , bboxweb ,function () executeBrowserJavascript(bboxweb, "$(this).trigger('onEditBoxCall',['"..name.."','"..types.."']);" ) end) return boxweb end Edit: Everythings work, because in executeBrowserJavascript()'s jquery command I used 'this' instead of 'document'... Thank you @LopSided_ Edited April 12, 2017 by Awang I solve the problem
Awang Posted April 12, 2017 Author Posted April 12, 2017 And a come back with a problem I can trigger "onEditBoxGetValue" in Js and it's handled, but mta.triggerEvent("onEditBoxValue"+eventName,text) doesn't do anything... I tried also just with mta.triggerEvent("onEditBoxValue"); but also not working
Awang Posted April 13, 2017 Author Posted April 13, 2017 Okay, I have 2 Lua resource, ones contains dx functions, what I call in different res: function dxEditbox(xb,yb,wb,hb,name,types) local boxweb = guiCreateBrowser(xb,yb,wb,hb,true,true,false) local bboxweb = guiGetBrowser( boxweb ) addEventHandler("onClientBrowserCreated", bboxweb, function() loadBrowserURL(bboxweb, "http://mta/ts_dx_core/web/editbox.html") end ) addEventHandler ( "onClientBrowserDocumentReady" , bboxweb ,function () executeBrowserJavascript(bboxweb, "$(document).trigger('onEditBoxCall',['"..name.."','password']);" ) end) return boxweb end function dxGetEditbox(wbox,name) local asd = guiGetBrowser( wbox ) executeBrowserJavascript(asd, "$(document).trigger('onEditBoxGetValue');" ) return edittext end So, in a Login system, I want to call these functions. Because, it's work in progress, I just bind the dxGetEditbox function on a key: addEventHandler("onPasswordPanelCall",root,function() start = getTickCount() movex1,movex2 = movex2,-1500 setTimer(function() removeEventHandler("onClientClick",root,userchoose) removeEventHandler("onClientRender",root,loginpanel) addEventHandler("onClientRender",root,passwordpanel) movex1,movex2 = 1920,700 start = getTickCount() boxweb = exports['ts_dx_core']:dxEditbox(1920,550,300,150,"password","password") end,2000,1) end) bindKey("n","up",function() addEventHandler("onEditBoxValue",root,function(backtext) outputChatBox(backtext) end) exports['ts_dx_core']:dxGetEditbox(boxweb,"password") end)
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