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What is the correct way to assemble this line?
$("#rastreo").val('BR'<?php echo date("hYmdi"); ?>json[0].estado);
Trace ID is an input field.
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What is the correct way to assemble this line?
$("#rastreo").val('BR'<?php echo date("hYmdi"); ?>json[0].estado);
Trace ID is an input field.
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Remember that to concatenate strings with js
the '+' character is used. Then your original code would be:
$("#rastreo").val('BR'+<?php echo date("hYmdi"); ?>+json[0].estado);
An alternative way may be:
$('#rastreo').attr('value', 'BR'+<?php echo date("hYmdi"); ?>+json[0].estado);
Maybe this is his mistake.
It worked, thank you :)
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If it is a input
you must do this way:
$("#rastreo").val('TESTE');
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<input type="text" id ="rastreo"> </input>
In this case it is the same way you are doing today. So I believe the problem lies in :
<?php echo date("hYmdi"); ?>json[0].estado
I am aware. My doubt is how to do it the right way in the way I need above.
You should detail your question better. Inform what the return of json[0].estado
for example. And also what error is occurring, so we can help you;
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"rastreo" is what ? Can give more details. is an input, a div ?
– Eduardo Binotto
This field is an input
– Tiago
What problem are you having?
– Marconi
@Marconi does not work. Prevents loading of all other js..
– Tiago