JavaScript: How to pass variable to webservice onResult function?

Question

Please forgive me if this has already been asked. I am not sure what key words to use to look this question up. In my code I make a webservice call and pass it's result to a function.

stockService.GetVideoGet(P.Guid.substring(1), ResponceType).onResult = LoadVideoPlayer;

In the function LoadVideoPlayer, I look through the results and build a custom video player. If the video doesnt exist then I do an alert saying this video has been disabled. Whatr I would like to do is .onResult pass the function LoadVideoPlayer function the variable P.Guid so that if the video doesnt exist I can use that to remove out the player code.

Here is what I have so far.

    LoadVideoPlayer = function (result) {
    if (result.StatusMessage.toString() === "Success") {
        //Build Player using the result information. In the result information is the player ID and I use that ID to refrence the div on the htmlplage to know were the player should be built.
    } else {
        alert(result.StatusMessage.toString());
        //If the player is disabled I dont get a player ID so my player div doesnt know what to do. I am unable to change the webservice results. So I want to try to pass in the P.Guid and use that as the player ID.
    }}

Is it possible to do something like this

        LoadVideoPlayer = function (result, P) {
    if (result.StatusMessage.toString() === "Success") {
        //Build Player using the result information. In the result information is the player ID and I use that ID to refrence the div on the htmlplage to know were the player should be built.
    } else {
        alert(result.StatusMessage.toString());
        $('#'+P.Guid).innerHTML = 'This player has been disabled.'
    }}

Answer 1

Figured it out. I had to use the bind and switch my functions variables.

stockService.GetVideoGet(P.Guid.substring(1), ResponceType).onResult = LoadVideoPlayer.bind(this, P.Guid);

LoadVideoPlayer = function (PG, result) {
if (result.StatusMessage.toString() === "Success") {
    //Build Player using the result.
} else {
    alert(result.StatusMessage.toString());
    alert(PG);
}}