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why don't you re factor it out in a method<br />
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$.post(&quot;/Report/Address/&quot; + addressId, &quot;&quot;, inlineFunctionReafactored)<wbr />;<br />
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function inlineFunctionReafactored(<wbr />data)<br />
{<br />
}
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why don't you re factor it out in a method

$.post("/Report/Address/" + addressId, "", inlineFunctionReafactored);

function inlineFunctionReafactored(data)
{
}

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Experts,<br />
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Environment: jQuery UI; Dot Net MVC<br />
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I'm using an inline function to access some data via json. How do I call the function from the onclick event instead of having it inline. Multiple links or buttons will need to call this function and send in a value?<br />
<br />
I've attached the inline jQuery function. &quot;addressID&quot; is what I'll need to pass in.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
Bob<br />
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<pre><code id="code-7982287">$.post(&quot;/Report/Address/&quot; + addressId, &quot;&quot;,function(data){$(&quot;#addressId&quot;).val(data.AddressId);$(&quot;#street&quot;).val(data.Street);$(&quot;#city&quot;).val(data.City);$(&quot;#state&quot;).val(data.State);$(&quot;#zip&quot;).val(data.Zip);}, &quot;json&quot;);</code></pre>
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Experts,

Environment: jQuery UI; Dot Net MVC

I'm using an inline function to access some data via json. How do I call the function from the onclick event instead of having it inline. Multiple links or buttons will need to call this function and send in a value?

I've attached the inline jQuery function. "addressID" is what I'll need to pass in.

Thanks!
Bob



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