Reputation: 119
Is there a way to do this? <'param name = "ticket" value = "getTicket()">
getTicket()
is my Javascript function. Whatever the function returns, that should be the value of the parameter tag.
I cant set it explicitly using Javascript "document.getElem...."
because I want the value to be loaded at the time of page load. Or, while the parameter is being set.
For further info, I am trying to do this for Tableau Trusted Authentication.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 2186
Reputation: 1344
You can use jquery $(document).ready() function callback. If jquery isn't available, then you can use the equivalence of it.
$(document).ready equivalent without jQuery
Then you can access document.getElement.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 119
Are you using server-side scripting?
Isn't more effectively to do what you do using the request/response ways?
Like directly using <%=ticketValue%>
(ASP way) or ${ticketValue}
(JSP way)?
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 2809
You can access node from JavaScript right after it was created.
You're not obligated to wait for DOMContentLoaded
event. So this code will work as expected:
<script>
function getTicket() {
return 'whatever';
}
</script>
<param name="ticket" value="" class="js-ticket">
<script>
var ticket = document.querySelector('.js-ticket');
ticket.value = getTicket();
console.log(ticket);
</script>
This approach is better than using document.write
, see good explanation.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1157
You may use Document.Write as follows:
<'param name = "ticket" value = "<script>
document.write(getTicket());
</script>">
Upvotes: 0