> I do not really want to use an inline onclick, but I am a javascript
> newbie, and I was unsure how to still pass the two variable to the
> function if I did not do it inline. How could I rewrite this so that
> my function will still work, but "re-factoring" as you say?
You never showed us where "action" comes from or why "assetid" is
needed, but here's a quick refactoring:
$('a').click(deleteAjaxAsset);
function deleteAjaxAsset() {
var url = $(this).attr("href");
if (action == "delete" &&
confirm('Are yous ure you want to delete?')) {
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: url + "?action=delete"
});
}
return false;
};
You could also get rid of the named function deleteAjaxAsset
altogether and use an anon fn instead. But that's just a matter of
style.
Mike
