Calling a function inside a dialog button

[Former Member]

Hello,

I want to call a function inside a dialog after pressing on a button: It looks like this:

example: function(oEvent){
    console.log("a"); 
},


var dialog = new Dialog({
  title: 'Title',
  type: 'Message',

  content: [new Label({ 
                 text: 'Parameter 1:', labelFor: 'labelforparameter1'}),
	    new TextArea('labelforparameter1', {
		 width: '50%',
		 height: '50%',
		 placeholder: 'fill out'})],

  beginButton: new Button({
		 text: 'Download',
	         icon: 'sap-icon://download',
		  press: function () {
                        this.example(oEvent);        //Thats where I want to                     }                                   call a function	
	});
          dialog.open();
	    	
}
      

But i always get the Error Message this.example is not a function.

Both functions are defined in the same controller.

How do I solve this problem?

thanks.

[SergioG_TX]

the "this" keyword refers to the event since it is inside of the press event. you should put the function in the controller... then following MVC practices you could call it as: yourController.example ... otherwise, you need to do something like:

var self = this; // at the view level...

then in the press event... call it as: self.example that way you are using the right scope

[dev3]

tried like that but still nothing happend pls post any working secenario thanx for you support keep the good work

[dev3]

tried like that but still nothing happend please post a working scenario thank you so much

[vsingh_mscg]

add .bind(this) to your press function.

 beginButton: new Button({
		 text: 'Download',
	         icon: 'sap-icon://download',
		  press: function () {
                        this.example(oEvent);        
                  }.bind(this)

[former_member259711]

Hi,

Define var that = this within function & Use that instead of this in press function like below Code

beginButton: new sap.m.Button({ text: "Save", press: function() { that.saveAction(); dialog.close(); } }),

Otherwise you can use Below method also;

var that = this;

press:[that.example,that];

-----------------

example:function(oEvent){

----------------

}

Regards,

asha

[vedaradhya]

Hi Kerem Ünal,

try this code. i did change

you have to call function like this

press: this.onDialogBegin.bind(this)

onDialogBegin: function(oEvent) {
			console.log("a");
		},


	fnCreatDialog: function() {
			var dialog = new sap.m.Dialog({
				title: 'Title',
				type: 'Message',


				content: [new sap.m.Label({
						text: 'Parameter 1:',
						labelFor: 'labelforparameter1'
					}),
					new sap.m.TextArea('labelforparameter1', {
						width: '50%',
						height: '50%',
						placeholder: 'fill out'
					})
				],


				beginButton: new sap.m.Button({
					text: 'Download',
					icon: 'sap-icon://download',
					press: this.onDialogBegin.bind(this) //Thats where I want to                                               }                                 call a function	
				})
			});
			dialog.open();
		}

[keremuenal]

thank you for your answer.

now this happens. And the dialog never opens.

[vedaradhya]

try like this once

Can you paste above entire code in controller and use the below code to open dialog

this.fnCreatDialog();

[Sharathmg]

Just put, press: 'onDialogBegin'. This function shall be defined in the controller as separate method.

Meanwhile, try to assign functions for beforeOpen, beforeClose etc. events for the Dialog, if you want to handle them too.

[keremuenal]

thank you for your answer.

Do you mean like this?

onDialogBegin: function(oEvent){
console.log("a");
},


var dialog = new Dialog({
  title: 'Title',
  type: 'Message',

  content: [new Label({ 
                 text: 'Parameter 1:', labelFor: 'labelforparameter1'}),
	    new TextArea('labelforparameter1', {
		 width: '50%',
		 height: '50%',
		 placeholder: 'fill out'})],

  beginButton: new Button({
		 text: 'Download',
	         icon: 'sap-icon://download',
		  press: 'onDialogBegin'              //Thats where I want to                                               }                                 call a function	
	});
          dialog.open();
	    	
}

If yes, unfortunately it still doesnt work. I now get the error message 'I.fFunction.call is not a function'. And if i change it to press: this.onDialogBegin(oEvent); i get the same error message as before: this.onDialogBegin is not a function.

[brian_keenan]

beginButton: new Button({
		 text: 'Download',
	         icon: 'sap-icon://download',
		 press: this.example                                 
	});

Try it like this

[keremuenal]

thank you for your answer.

i tried it like this but it skips the dialog and calls the function directly. My goal is to show a dialog and after clicking on the beginButton to call the function example.