I’m trying to do a lookup until i found an especific value; currently using if statements like this but right now its only two levels and i dont need how many if statements will be needed until the conditions meets. Is there a way to avoid using infinite IF statements ? Answer You can make use of recursion as follow:
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JavaScript/jQuery: How to run a function after an each() loop has finished?
I have the following. What is basically happening is I’m prefilling all the dropdowns/select options. I then retrieve the data for the current record and select the appropriate value for each dropdown/select option. My question is how I can ensure that get_record_data(); is run after the loop has finished? As you can see I make POST requests within the loop
How to rewrite in pure JavaScript code from JQuery code?
I have some trouble using JavaScript. This is my JQuery code. I checked this question convert jquery each function to pure javascript, but cannot solve my problem. I want someone can help me. Thank you in advance. Update This is the code I tried. Answer @GrafiCode said it’s good for me to answer my own question. This is my answer.
Adding thematic break after iterating through an object
I’m using $.each to iterate through an object and I’m struggling to add a thematic break after every 7th property:value. I’m using the above code and I’m able to display each property:value on a new line on the browser, but just can’t figure out how to add the thematic break. Is it even possible? Any suggestions would be most welcomed.
How to append from json result
I have a Db class that called trip, which should have more then one participant, I Want to have a button that each time clicked it will generate a new select element that have an <option> list of all his friend. He should be able to choose more then one friend but to the same friend twice. I have a
jQuery bind click event to button on each option of select element
I’m trying to make a click event on submit button on each option element of select. Here is my script: But, it just work on the last option element. Answer But, it just work on the last option element. I don’t know what you are trying to achieve, but your code should work. Also not sure about the usage of
Using the jQuery each() function to loop through classname elements
I am trying to use jQuery to loop through a list of elements that have the same classname & extract their values. I have this.. I was reading up on the each() function though got confused how to use it properly in this instance. Answer and if you wanted to get its index in the collection: Reference: .each() and .val()