I have a small problem. When I enter a new transfert of 269 euros with the account bank number BE072750044-35066. I have to introduce a code of confirmation. The code is 350269
.
The figures 350
are the last 5 figures of the bank account number -> BE072750044-35066.
And the 269 represents the amount for the new transfert.
Another example, if the new transfert was of 350 euros. We will have 350350
.
Now my problem, if I have an account bank with a letter at the end. FR5940802053780006178110K61.
The problem is that I retrieve 10K269
, but the user must enter only numbers on the digipas.
How to avoid this problem for the user, please?
getTokenTwoAdd(nt) { var partOne, partTwo, absoluteAmount; partOne = (nt.iban.substr(nt.iban.length - 5)).substring(0, 3); absoluteAmount = Math.abs(nt.amount); absoluteAmount = parseInt(absoluteAmount); partTwo = ((absoluteAmount < 100) ? this.helpers.addLeadingZeroesLeft(absoluteAmount, 3) : absoluteAmount) + ""; partTwo = partTwo.substring(0, 3); console.log("Iban number, slice => " + partOne); console.log("Iban number => " + nt.iban); console.log("Amount => " + absoluteAmount); return partOne + partTwo; }
The variable partOne
represents the account bank number with the slice
The variable nt.iban
is the accout bank number
The variable absoluteAmount
is the amount for the new transfert
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Answer
To get rid of any characters that are not digits, you could use
partOne = nt.iban.replace(/D+/g, '').substr(-5, 3);
where D+
matches one or more non-digit characters.