I have the following code line:
<td border="1" onClick="myFunction()">
I am trying to do the following to be able to receive a value in the function myFunction (variable).
<td border="1" onClick="myFunction(variable)">
But you send me the following error:
is not defined at HTMLTableCellElement.onclick
What you want to do goes as follows:
function myFunction(mensaje) {
console.log(mensaje);
}table, th, td {
border: 1px solid black;
}<table>
<tr>
<td onClick="myFunction('Celda A')">Celda A</td>
<td onClick="myFunction('Celda B')">Celda B</td>
</tr>
</table>Note:
If you want to send some type of variable and it gives you an error, you will have to put more code in your question.
To use variables, you must stop writing embedded code. Besides a bad practice, the js is more powerful in separate scripts.
Where do you get 'variable' in the html? You must explain more the problem.