radar Posted February 17, 2009 Share Posted February 17, 2009 Okay, ive taken over on a web development project, and I've got little to no knowledge of Javascript. On one page this code works (though it's a little different on this page than on the other) Javascript code: <script language="javascript"> function recalctotal() { tot = 0; tot = tot + document.getElementById("tuesbreakadult").value * 12; tot = tot + document.getElementById("tuesbreakchild").value * 7; tot = tot + document.getElementById("tueslunchadult").value * 14.50; tot = tot + document.getElementById("tueslunchchild").value * 9.50; tot = tot + document.getElementById("tuesdinneradult").value * 15; tot = tot + document.getElementById("tuesdinnerchild").value * 13; tot = tot + document.getElementById("wedsbreakadult").value * 12; tot = tot + document.getElementById("wedsbreakchild").value * 7; tot = tot + document.getElementById("wedslunchadult").value * 14.50; tot = tot + document.getElementById("wedslunchchild").value * 9.50; tot = tot + document.getElementById("wedsdinneradult").value * 15; tot = tot + document.getElementById("wedsdinnerchild").value * 13; tot = tot + document.getElementById("thursbreakadult").value * 12 tot = tot + document.getElementById("thursbreakchild").value * 7 tot = tot + document.getElementById("thurslunchadult").value * 14.50 tot = tot + document.getElementById("thurslunchchild").value * 9.50 tot = tot + document.getElementById("thursdinneradult").value * 15 tot = tot + document.getElementById("thursdinnerchild").value * 13 tot = tot + document.getElementById("fribreakadult").value * 12 tot = tot + document.getElementById("fribreakchild").value * 7 tot = tot + document.getElementById("frilunchadult").value * 14.50 tot = tot + document.getElementById("frilunchchild").value * 9.50 tot = tot + document.getElementById("sabbreakadult").value * 12 tot = tot + document.getElementByID("sabbreakchild").value * 7 tot = tot + document.getElementByID("sablunchadult").value * 15 tot = tot + document.getElementByID("sablunchchild").value * 13 tot = tot + document.getElementByID("sabdinadult").value * 15 tot = tot + document.getElementByID("sabdinchild").value * 13 tot = tot.toFixed(2); document.getElementById("total").innerHTML="<strong>Total:</strong> $"+tot; } </script> Basic code of the input boxes: <tr> <td class="style11"> </td> <td class="style11">Dinner</td> <td class="style11"><input type="text" size="1" name="satdinneradult" id="satdinneradult" onchange="javascript:recalctotal();"/> @ $15.00 </td> <td class="style11"><input type="text" size="1" name="satdinnerchild" id="satdinnerchild" onchange="javascript:recalctotal();"/> @ $13.00 </td> </tr> It's not working, and im unsure as to why... you can check out the error and output here: http://convention.cog7.org/2009reg/onlinereg5.php then the working code is on: http://convention.cog7.org/2009reg/onlinereg4.php The only difference is, on the onlinereg4.php the JS has this in it: document.getElementById("total").innerHTML="<strong>Total:</strong> $"+tot+".00"; instead of: tot = tot.toFixed(2); document.getElementById("total").innerHTML="<strong>Total:</strong> $"+tot; Any help is appreciated. Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/145629-solved-calculate-total-help/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
radar Posted February 17, 2009 Author Share Posted February 17, 2009 Okay So I figured this out. After searching and searching I remembered that I had an old Javascript / VBScript Book that I had never gone through to learn it. I looked at the book, and changed all the tot = tot + lines to match the following: tot = tot + document.formname.inputname.value * price; and it seems to work, i think even better than the previous. And it doesn't constantly have an error on the page saying an object was expected. So -- this topic is solved.. Thank you Thomson Learning (the publisher of the book I have) Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/145629-solved-calculate-total-help/#findComment-764595 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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