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How can I pass arguments in .click() function?

rated 0 times [ 160] [ 5] / answers: 1 / hits: 23643 / 9 Years ago, tue, august 11, 2015, 12:00:00

I want to pass arguments to the click() handler function in the following case:

function edit_tab(val){

    var prev_tab = $(#current_tab).html();

    if (prev_tab == 1) {

        $('.edit-basic-info').click(a); // here I want to pass some argument a.

    }

}

How can I pass the argument a in the above code? The way I am trying to do is not working.

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answered 9 Years ago iliana · Accepted Answer

You can use trigger()'s extraParameters to pass additional parameters to your handler:

From the trigger() documentation:

extraParameters Type: Array or PlainObject Additional parameters to
pass along to the event handler.

Example (also from the documentation):

$( #foo ).on( custom, function( event, param1, param2 ) {

  alert( param1 + n + param2 );

});



$( #foo).trigger( custom, [ Custom, Event ] );