This is my js:
var animalAgeValue;
var animalHabitatValue;
var latLong = {
Berlin: {lat:52.5159, lng:13.3777},
SanFrancisco: {lat:37.773972, lng:-122.431297},
Beijing: {lat:39.916668, lng:116.383331}
}
function goToPage(page) {
if(page == "p1") {
document.getElementById("p1").hidden = false
document.getElementById("map").hidden = true
document.getElementById("p2").hidden = true
document.getElementById("newAnimal").hidden = true
} else if(page == "p2") {
document.getElementById("p1").hidden = true
document.getElementById("map").hidden = false
document.getElementById("p2").hidden = false
document.getElementById("newAnimal").hidden = false
document.getElementById("animalNameD").innerHTML = animalNameValue;
document.getElementById("animalAgeD").innerHTML = animalAgeValue;
document.getElementById("animalHabitatD").innerHTML = animalHabitatValue
}
}
function submitted() {
animalNameValue = document.getElementById("animalName").value;
console.log(animalNameValue);
animalAgeValue = document.getElementById("animalAge").value;
console.log(animalAgeValue);
const habitats = document.querySelectorAll('input[name="habitat"]');
for (const habitat of habitats) {
if (habitat.checked) {
animalHabitatValue = habitat.value;
console.log(animalHabitatValue);
if(habitat.value == "Berlin") {
map.setCenter(latLong.Berlin);
map.setZoom(9)
} else if(habitat.value == "San-Francisco") {
map.setCenter(latLong.SanFrancisco);
map.setZoom(9)
} else if(habitat.value == "Beijing") {
map.setCenter(latLong.Beijing);
map.setZoom(9)
}
break;
}
}
goToPage("p2")
}
var submit = document.querySelector('#submit')
submit.onclick = function() {submitted()};
I want to reformat my submitted
function so that it would work if I added a new location into my latLong
object and I added the element into my HTML and I selected it in my webpage, it would center my map around the locations latitude and longitude. In other words I want to pass new lat and long to map.setCenter
from the latLong
object without having to add an extra if function every time.
CodePudding user response:
you can access object properties through bracket syntax using a variable as the property name.
map.setCenter(latLong[habitat.value]);