I want to pass "i" as a parameter on @onclick="()=>ButtonToggle(i)", that seems to not work, is there an intended way to do it? Like store the "i" as element id and then referencing the id in "ButtonToggle(ElementIdReference)"?
Note: I know it can be done with components, I'm trying to keep it as simple as possible that's why im not using them in this case.
@for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
<button style='@(ChosenKanas[i] == true ? "background-color: hotpink;" : "")' @onclick="()=>ButtonToggle(i)" >@MainHiraganas[0,0]/@MainHiraganas[i,0]</button>
}
It's called "closing over the loop variable".
@for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
int iCopy = i;
<button style='@(ChosenKanas[i] == true ? "background-color: hotpink;" : "")'
@onclick="()=>ButtonToggle(iCopy)">
@MainHiraganas[0,0]/@MainHiraganas[i,0]</button>
}
the iCopy
is needed on the right side of the =>