Can someone tell me why this is not working:
<a href="#" onclick="play('playlist1');">Play Playlist1</a>
function play(id){
myPlaylist.setPlaylist(id);
}
And this is working:
<a href="#" onclick="play();">Play Playlist1</a>
function play(){
myPlaylist.setPlaylist(playlist1);
}
There is also a variable called playlist1
var playlist1 = [
{
title:"Title",
artist:"artist",
mp3: "pathtofile"
}];
So i need the first one to set the variable to get the right playlist.
It is the same value so it really weird, but i need the first one to work
Can someone help me?
If your first, non-working example, you are passing 'playlist1'
as a string, rather than the playlist1
variable. Simply removing the single quotes should be enough to fix it.
Example:
<a href="#" onclick="play(playlist1);">Play Playlist1</a>
function play(id){
myPlaylist.setPlaylist(id);
}
Another solution would be to look up the variable by the string name via window[id]
.
Example:
<a href="#" onclick="play('playlist1');">Play Playlist1</a>
function play(id){
myPlaylist.setPlaylist(window[id]);
}
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