edit global variable using Execute javascript action(SOLVED)

Aphrodite

I really would prefer the method that you mentioned since it seems to be the most cleanest way of doing what I'm trying to accomplish. But it seems I can't call the function on C2 using the execute javascript(), or I think I'm doing it wrong, which is probably the case if it is possible.

Here's an image of what I just tried:

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EDIT***** I did put a semicolon in the execute javascript command for the function, I foregot to update image.

I think this is what the function is doing:

does a function call to receive two functions, "success and failure" which is linked to two buttons in the sdk ("yes button" and "no button". When yes is clicked it does a call to the success function. The same success function sent to the fgl.inApp.initiateUnlockFunction(). When no is clicked it does a call to the failure function.

Here's the pseudo:

fgl.inApp.initiateUnlockFunction(function onSuccess,function onFailure)

R0J0hound

It does work in general but I can't seem to get it working with fgl's function calls. Could be due to my lack of javascript knowledge. Which wasn't that great to begin with.

Here's an image of what I just tried:

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Is it not working because it can't find this.premium? since it was executing from fgl's sdk? I could post the error I get from google chrome from both examples, if it helps anyone understand the problem.

Aphrodite

I really would prefer the method that you mentioned since it seems to be the most cleanest way of doing what I'm trying to accomplish. But it seems I can't call the function on C2 using the execute javascript(), or I think I'm doing it wrong, which is probably the case if it is possible.

Here's an image of what I just tried:

EDIT***** I did put a semicolon in the execute javascript command for the function, I foregot to update image.

I think this is what the function is doing:

does a function call to receive two functions, "success and failure" which is linked to two buttons in the sdk ("yes button" and "no button". When yes is clicked it does a call to the success function. The same success function sent to the fgl.inApp.initiateUnlockFunction(). When no is clicked it does a call to the failure function.

Here's the pseudo:

fgl.inApp.initiateUnlockFunction(function onSuccess,function onFailure)

R0J0hound

It does work in general but I can't seem to get it working with fgl's function calls. Could be due to my lack of javascript knowledge. Which wasn't that great to begin with.

Here's an image of what I just tried:

Is it not working because it can't find this.premium? since it was executing from fgl's sdk? I could post the error I get from google chrome from both examples, if it helps anyone understand the problem.

I am wrong I think concerning the function calling, It doesn t seems to be as easy as that(we would have to know if it is possible to call a function in execute javascript), but I still think that if it is possible, it would be the best way to do it (it could help in that kind of case when people have to use a execute javascript for the API)

Sadly I don t know how to do this

Aphrodite

"Sadly I don t know how to do this"

That's alright, I appreciate the input though. I'm trying to edit the javascript variable through a function in the script tag, hopefully that works.

Got it working using a script tag so this thread can die peacefully. I appreciate all the help and suggestions.