I have a a document that when an link is clicked a table of results is displayed within each row of this table there is a TD element with a SPAN tag, inside of this is an id which starts at 2 and can increment up to 400 (i.e. id="pcode2").
I have a need to get the inner HTML values of this and write them into a Javascript function?, array? string? followed by a comma to use on another Javascript function for a map.
The data is pre sorted and the map is called by clicki开发者_StackOverflowng a link to get the route. the span id's will never reach more than 400.
the end destination needs to look like this..
var via = ("pcode2," "pcode3,", "pcode4");
Where pcode is equal to the innerHTML value of the SPAN which is a postcode.
Thanks
Justin
You mean something like:
var values = [];
for(var i = 2; i <= 400; i++) {
var element = document.getElementById('pcode' + i);
if(element === null) {
break;
}
values.push(element.innerHTML); // or element.innerHTML + ','
}
?
If not, you should clarify our question.
Not sure why you need the comma though. If you want to concatenate the values later, you can just use join()
:
var str = values.join(',');
Example:
var values = ['a','b','c'];
var str = values.join(',');
// gives "a,b,c"
Update: From the documentation, I think you have to do this (assuming map
is globally available):
function GetRoute() {
var from = document.getElementById('inpAddr').value;
var locations = [from];
for(var i = 2; i <= 400; i++) {
var element = document.getElementById('pcode' + i);
if(element === null) { break; }
locations.push(element.innerHTML);
}
var options = new VERouteOptions();
options.DrawRoute = true;
map.GetDirections(locations,options);
}
Note that locations
is just a single array. In your original code, you create a nested array. And you don't seem to need a trailing comma, just an array of locations.
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