How to call java-script function with parameters where comes from a string variable

You can split the string into an array by the comma, and then pass the resulting parameters into the function via apply, but there's a caveat: All of the parameters would be strings, so if you need to distinguish between numbers and strings, there'd be another step of looping through and parsing the result based on whatever types you're expecting. You'd also have to be careful to ensure that none of the expected values have a comma in them, or you'd be splitting a result prematurely.

Here's an example of the most basic case:

address_bar.apply(null, string.split(','));

You cannot pass them as one string without modifying function, you have atleast 3 options.

1) Change you function to accept one string:

function adress_bar(string){
    //split string and do soemthign with data;
}

adress_bar(string);

2) Change/split data you try to "push" into function like:

var gender = 'gender', age_min = "age_min", ... , telephone = "telephone";

and then run function with each of these variables:

adress_bar(gender, age_min, ... , telephone);

3) Make array or object of your arguments and pass them all as one.

var array = ["gender", "age_min", "age_max", "religion", "country", "address", "zip-code", "telephone"];

function address_bar(some_array){
//do something with some_array
}

address_bar(array);

This does exactly what you want:

var x = [ 'gender', 'age_min', 'age_max', 'religion', 'country', 'address', 'zip-code', 'telephone' ];
address_bar.apply(this, x);

You can read more about apply here :