Passing parameters to an unobtrusive function?

[Chroniclemaster1]

I was reading through a book that talked about unobtrusive javascript, and it gave this example of how to trigger a function instead of using an inline onmouseover event handler.

document.getElementById("RandomElementId").onmouseover=RandomFunction; 

I thought this would be cool, but I can't seem to find a way to pass parameters to the function this way. I assumed you just use RandomFunction(parameter1,parameter2); but no go.

Is there a different syntax for this, or does this technique forbid using parameters?

[gjones]

you'd want to do:

document.getElementById("RandomElementId").onmouseover=function() {
  RandomFunction(p1,p2);
};

[Chroniclemaster1]

If this works I'll be back to tell you how awesome you are!

[Chroniclemaster1]

Thanks so much.

I'm still beating my head against using them in the function, but I can pass them through, so I annihilated about half my bloated repetitive code with two functions. Nice!