Cannot process the values in oc at polling

[burcakDemircioglu]

Hi, We created our web service and constructed a polling structure. When we watch the polled values on browser's inspect element, we can see their values as true or false but in the if statements in oc function the variables are not processed as they suppose to. As an example:

oc: function() { if (s_B2D_k === true) {document.getElementById('field_s_B2D').style.backgroundColor = 'red';} else if(s_B2D_y===true) {document.getElementById('field_s_B2D').style.backgroundColor = 'green';} else if(s_B2D_s===true) {document.getElementById('field_s_B2D').style.backgroundColor = 'yellow';} else {document.getElementById('field_s_B2D').style.backgroundColor = 'orange';} }

since we see s_B2D_k as true on the inspection the element background color becomes orange for some reason and when I try to show the s_B2D_k's value on window.alert() in oc:function() it says "undefined". Also there are a lot of warnings comes from tame.js and TcAdsWebService.dll which is not explaining any issue properly but it says "Request Dropped". Also if it means anything, we are not connected to Internet when we run the program, we are just connected to PLC. We can send you the files if it is necessary..

Can you help? Any suggestions?

[burcakDemircioglu]

We just found the solution =) Our var's were not global and that was the reason. Now it works as charm. Sorry for taking your time =)

[tomcx]

Hi Burcak,

glad to hear that. A wrong variable scope was the first what came in my mind.

Regards,

Thomas Am 09.05.2016 16:59 schrieb "Burcak Demircioglu" notifications@github.com:

We just found the solution =) Our var's were not global and that was the reason. Now it works as charm. Sorry for taking your time =)

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