Send variable via Jquery function

Question

I’m learning Jquery and getting my ass kicked.

I created a function in the js file like this:

$(function abrir_qd1(variavel){
$(this).click(function(){
            $("#quadro1").load('arquivo.php?v=' + variavel); //carrega conteudo
});

});

and the function is called via an html link:

<a onclick="abrir_qd1('var_enviada')" class="list_nome_aguard">click aqui</a>

And through an Alert I discovered that the problem that the variable arrives at the function so:

arquivo.php?v=function (a,b){return new p.fn.init(a,b,c)}

I can’t handle it here.

Thank you in advance

Answer 1

There are some patterns together there.... the first you will use when you want the function to be called in the page load, no action from anyone, then Voce does so:

$(function(){
    alert('carregou');
});

For Voce to declare a function, Voce only declares the name and variable, so it waits to be 'called' by some action, in this case you declare it in the onclick of the link like this:

function abrir_qd1(variavel){
       $("#quadro1").load('arquivo.php?v=' + variavel); 
}

There is also the possibility of you using jquery to have a selector and an action and every time it finds the selector and the action it executes, without Voce need to use the onclick action for example.

$(".algumaClasse").click(function(){
      $("#quadro1").load('arquivo.php?v=' + variavel); 
});

If you put the 3 together it won’t go anywhere as it did there...