Generate code to animate numbers with JS

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I am working on a web page , using the C # language and I intend to do is animate numbers.

My initial problem is the following :
I have a method that generates a number ( 6 digits ) randomly . after I have this number , I want to call a method in javascript that will display this value drawn , but in a lively manner . I want to know how to pass this value drawn as parameter to a javascrip function.
the javascrip code is practically designed , but I want to adapt it to my need . this is an example of the code http://jsfiddle.net/tkG2H/338/[^] , my only problem is through my method " GenerateRandom ( ) " call the function responsible for showing the number on animated form .
this example above , the function is called via the button click . But my need is through the click of the button , call my function " GenerateRandom ( ) " , and it will be responsible for calling the function to display the number , passing as parameter the same value drawn.

any doubts , I can put all the code of my function " GenerateRandom ( ) " .
wait one solution and I thank

Posted 10-Nov-13 23:26pm

fasher_the_one

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Alexandru Lungu · Answer 1 · 2013-11-12T07:35:00

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JavaScript

function Show(value)
{
    var $obj = $("#foo");
    $obj.text(value);
}

function GenerateRandom()
{
    var x = Math.floor(Math.random() * 1000).toString();
    Show(x);
}

$('#go').click(function() {
    GenerateRandom();
});

Posted 12-Nov-13 7:35am

Alexandru Lungu