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Class Is Not Defined Onclick Event

I use the new class syntax for JS. When I press a button, I want to call a method from a class. To archieve this, I set this method static. class NoteController { // The controller

Solution 1:

EDIT: Correction to make it static:

<script>
class NoteController { // The controller class
    constructor() { // Initialization
        // ...
        alert('constructor called');
    }

    static CreateNote() { // The method to call - static
        // ....
        alert('create note');
    }
}
//var nc=new NoteController();
//console.log(nc);
</script>


<button type="button" id="btnCreateNote" onclick="NoteController.CreateNote()">Create</button> // call the method

JSFiddle

This is the working example of your code:

<script>
class NoteController { // The controller class
    constructor() { // Initialization
        // ...
        alert('constructor called');
    }

    CreateNote() { // The method to call - static
        // ....
        alert('create note');
    }
}
var nc=new NoteController();
console.log(nc);
</script>


<button type="button" id="btnCreateNote" onclick="nc.CreateNote()">Create</button> // call the method

Working JSFiddle


Solution 2:

Since lack of information about NoteController.js,I assume that your NoteController.js has below code.

    function NoteController()
    {
    //variables
    //sub functions
   function CreateNote()
     {
      //code
     }
    }

So now you need to create the object of the function and call it.

<script src="NoteController.js"></script>
<script>
var _noteController=new NoteController();
</script>

<body>
    <button type="button" id="btnCreateNote" 
onclick="_noteController.CreateNote()">Create</button> 
</body>

Solution 3:

Include your class inside the <script> tags, So that the browser will identify the javascript code and execute it!


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