Passing a global variable defined to url method of proxy

[abhilashlr]

Hi,

I have an app that determines the browser latitude and longitude (geolocation - html5) and I stored inside 2 global variables before even starting the sencha application code.

Now I have a script on my server that fetches the lat/long from the proxy call (jsonp) where I pass url as my script url, extraParams as lat,lon. My query is if I pass something like below, it works fine, I'm able to retrieve the JSON data:

extraParams{
    lat: '12',
    lon: '13'
}

but If i want to use the global variables that I have already used to store the browser latlong it doesn't work.

What is the error in the following code?

extraParams{
   lat: url_lat,
   lon: url_long,
}

Kindly help. I wanna be dynamic!

[mitchellsimoens]

Do you set the extraParams after the global variables are created?

[abhilashlr]

Yeah, now i understood the problem, is there a way to load the global variable function first which is defined in native JS code before the sencha JS executes ??

[mitchellsimoens]

Using GeoLocation is asynchronous

[abhilashlr]

Actually what I've coded is that I have a native JS code which will trace the browser lat/long using html5. Based on that I will set the global variables, after setting them, I am using to retrieve a set of JSON data using the 'jsonp' method. But when I tried 'alert(variable)' in the native JS and the JSON data retrieval parts, I found that the native JS loads after setting up the url for the JSON data retrieval.

Is there any method like Ext.application() which will load the native JS code first and then the sencha application.