The inputs for the fields of mth6, mth12, mth18, mth24, set50, set75, set 80 and set85.
I would like a way for it to round up to the nearest tenth.
IE:
from 2571 to 2580
from 148 to 150
ect.
any suggestions? Code:
I have to round a fractional value from a form input to either 0, 25, 50 or 75. I have succesfully tested the value and stripped the decimal place. If the value is for example .1, I round it to 0. If the value is say .2, I round it to .25. My problem is that when the value is > .75, my function is returning undefined. For the sake of brevity I will include only the relevant code.
var increments = new Array(0,25,50,75);
CharBefore = parseFloat(CharBefore); //the whole number
CharAfter = parseFloat(CharAfter); //the decimal
var x = parseFloat(increments.length - 1) ;
for ( i = 0; i <= x ; i++ ) {
var testValue = parseFloat(increments[i]);
if (CharAfter > testValue) { continue ; }
else {
var lowerValue = parseFloat(increments[i-1]);
if ((CharAfter > testValue) && (i==x)) {
median = (testValue + 100)/2 ;
if (CharAfter >= median) {
CharAfter = Ɔ'
CharBefore++;} //round up to next whole number
else { CharAfter = testValue; }
}
else {
median = (testValue + lowerValue)/2 ;
if (CharAfter >= median) { CharAfter = testValue; }
else { CharAfter = lowerValue; }
}
return CharBefore + '.' + CharAfter;
break;
}
} // End for loop
i have some file size in bytes, and i want to get it in KB or MB, with
one decimal digit, for example:1268777 -> 1.2 MB
now i can have 1.210000... my question is how do you can round this number properly, if i use Math.round(number), i only get 1 MB
Is there a script that will round off a number to a certain number of
decimal places?
I have a problem in my code which is as follows:
Code:
<html>
<head>
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[code]....
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Code JavaScript:
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Code:
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[code]....
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How do I do this?
In other words
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Code:
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/* <![CDATA[ */
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