I have this code to validate and submit a contact form:
if ( this.form_data.nombre &&
this.form_data.empresa &&
this.form_data.email &&
this.form_data.rubro &&
this.form_data.telefono &&
this.form_data.consulta_por &&
this.form_data.msg &&
this.form_data.rcapt_response
) {
return true;
}
}
But I need to call another function when this function is on "true". I don't know if i can write:
return true;
return function2();"
or if I need to write another function that checked:
if function() === true{
function2();
}
CodePudding user response:
function form_valid() {
const data = this.form_data
return (
data.empresa &&
data.email &&
data.rubro &&
data.telefono &&
data.consulta_por &&
data.msg &&
data.rcapt_response
)
}
// Return the result
return form_valid() && my_other_function()
// OR if you want to store the result in a variable instead of returning it
const result = form_valid() && my_other_function()
&&
will continue execution until a falsy value is encountered, so this will return false
if form_valid()
returns false
, or call my_other_function()
if it returns true
. Of course there's nothing wrong with an if
-statement either, this is just one possible option.
Another option could be to chain one more &&
at the end of the form_valid()
function, like this: return (... && data.rcapt_response && my_other_function())
, but I wouldn't do that unless it's logically a part of ensuring that the form is valid.
CodePudding user response:
Put the call to the other function in the return
statement.
if (...) {
return function2();
}
CodePudding user response:
This code should function2 when function returns true.
if(function()){
function2();
}