var purchasePrice = window.prompt("Please enter the purchase price:", 0);
function calculateTotalCost () {
if (purchasePrice <= 25) {
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I am still getting the same error, concatenation instead of addition, i can't figure out why. (i.e input 50, result 505 instead of 55.):
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I have following function, but how can I do addition?
if
f.Field1.value =2
f.Field3.value =3
f.Field4.value =1
then
f.Total.value =231, instead of 6
function update( ) {
var f = document.myform
f.Total.value = f.Field1.value + f.Field2.value + f.Field3.value
return true;
}
I am trying to add the elements in an array together and display the result, I am using a user prompt to obtain the elements for the array, this works fine but when I come to add the elements together and display the result all I get is a row of the elements not their sum. The user inputs are all integers (the program adds the prices of items together so they are all numbers,amounts). If the user enters 10, 15,15,20 the result I get is 10151520 not 60.
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i have this simple function...
function update(value, oldvalue)
{
var a = value;
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and call the function using a field with this...
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it displays 1115
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I am having trouble making a website for a vacation rental I pieced this javascript code and form together with a simple goal in mind: -to have 3 checkboxes each with its unique variable
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weekdays: 275
-to allow users to check one or more of the checkboxes, and multiply it by a quantity they choose (ie "I'd like to stay for two weeks (2 x 2,000=6,000) and one weekday (1 x 275=275)
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