I'm trying to set an input field to the value of a jQuery variable but it's refusing to cooperate. Can someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong? Essentially, I'm trying to get equipment failure counts to display in an input textbox so I can write the value back to a table. Each failure counts as 1 and is added to a total (truckFailsTot variable) when users click a Y/N radio button next to each type of failure. The example below just includes one failure for brevity.
HTML
div >
<div ><label for="TruckFailCount">TruckFailCount</label>
<input ${disabled( 'TruckFailCount')} id="TruckFailCount" maxlength="13" name="TruckFailCount" title="truckFailCount" type="text" value="${row.truckFailCount?html}" />
</div>
</div>
jQuery - I've commented out my failed attemps below. It seems like such a simple thing, yet nothing is working.
jQuery('body').on("change",'#TruckAirCompressor',function(){
if (this.value == "Fail") {
fail_TruckAirCompressor = 1;
}
else if (this.value == "Pass") {
fail_TruckAirCompressor = 0;
}
else {
}
truckFailsTot = fail_TruckAirCompressor fail_TruckAirLines fail_TruckBattery
fail_TruckBeltsHoses fail_TruckBody fail_TruckBrakesAccessories fail_TruckBrakesParking
fail_TruckBrakesService fail_TruckClutch fail_TruckCouplingDevicesHitch
fail_TruckDefrosterHeater fail_TruckDriveLine fail_TruckExhaustMuffler
fail_TruckFluidLevels fail_TruckFuelTanks fail_TruckHorn fail_TruckLights
fail_TruckMirrors fail_TruckSafetyEquipment fail_TruckSteeringMechanism
fail_TruckTiresRimsWheels fail_TruckWindows fail_TruckWindshieldWipers;
// var t = truckFailsTot;
// $('#TruckFailCount').value(t);
// document.getElementById("#TruckFailCount").innerHTML=t;
// var val1 = truckFailsTot;
// $('#TruckFailCount').val(val1);
// var fooBar = 1;
// $('#TruckFailCount').val(fooBar);
});
Thanks in advance!
CodePudding user response:
I stumbled upon the correct syntax needed to assign a jQuery variable to an input text field and wanted to update my question in case someone else runs across a similar issue. All the jQuery documentation I'd come across recommended setting the value of the input field using .val(). Doing so didn't work for me, but the below code did.
var truckFailsTot;
truckFailsTot = fail_TruckAirCompressor fail_TruckAirLines fail_TruckBattery;
document.getElementById("TruckFailCount").value = truckFailsTot;