I want to call the function getItemList() which is in a class 'Example' through addEventListener
var text_box = document.getElementById(this.text_box_id);
text_box.addEventListener('onchange', function(){this.getItemList('3', '10')}, false)
It should be change
, not onchange
. Only in IE you have to use on(EventName)
.
this
inside the handler will refer to text_box
(the element the event was raised on). You have to capture a reference to the current this
:
var that = this;
text_box.addEventListener('change', function(){
that.getItemList('3', '10')
}, false);
Or in browsers supporting bind
(you can also provide your own implementation as shown in this documentation):
text_box.addEventListener('change', function(){
this.getItemList('3', '10')
}.bind(this), false);
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