I have prompt dialog box which take Email value and need to pass the Email variable in another function Email(). Here is my code.
function promptMessage() {
public var Email = prompt("Enter your Email :", "");
}
function Email(){
alert("Email Address is " +Email); //Email from promptMessage() function
}
How about
function promptMessage() {
return prompt("Enter your Email :", "");
}
function Email(email){
alert("Email Address is " +email); //Email from promptMessage() function
}
Email(promptMessage());
Just declare it outside of the scope of the functions and dont use a function name as a variable name this will leed to nightmares:
var EmailAddr;
function promptMessage() {
EmailAddr = prompt("Enter your Email :", "");
}
function Email(){
alert("Email Address is " +EmailAddr); //Email from promptMessage() function
}
Since you are declaring the Email variable inside a function(in local scope), that's why it is not accessible outside of this function. Instead, define it outside like this as a global var :
var email;
function promptMessage() {
email = prompt("Enter your Email :", "");
}
function Email(){
alert("Email Address is " +email); //Email from promptMessage() function
}
publicdoing there?