Odd function behavior?

Hello @cmodin,

to your questions:

"In my project I have several views "-> so believe this means that the button function will change when you open a new view, but  the question is where is defined the button - is it  a part of the view definition  - mostly defined in the view itself -  in each view in 2d you could have the button definition where the click function is set.

 but what I believe - you have a general popup which you want to use for all views? Where depending on the view you set the correct function.?

you mention also that you use twx.app.fn.navigate(view)  -> this cause that you will change form one view to other, so far I remember. Is this the way to change to a different view in your app - or this was only an attempt for possible workaround?

I think the best will be if you could provide an simplified project which demonstrate the issue.

On thing what you can try  is to use the eval function. So I am not sure if this is the correct application case but just for the case want to mention it

For example, you could define a general function which contains some variable sections as string and this string could be evaluated by the eval function:

$scope.MybuttonFunction= function(){
var a=3;
var b=5;
var local_code= $scope.globalCodeVariable;
var result= eval (local_code)

}

e.g.
 $scope.globalCodeVariable=" a+b";
$scope.MybutonFunction();
$scope.globalCodeVariable=" a*b";
$scope.MybutonFunction();

Another point is that you try to call in the button a function with arguments. Alternatively ou can try to defined the function without arguments  but the function could internally access to global variable or the application parameters.

e.g. :

....
$scope.app.params['patname'] ="PartName1";
twx.app.fn.navigate("MyView1"); 
...
//and the function definition is some thing like this...
$scope.AddPart= function() { 
var my_function_argument= $scope.app.params['patname'] ;
...
....
};