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Well I have a question about jQuery, what the following code would look like Javascript Puro using the jQuery?
function writeTotal(value){
var total = document.getElementById('total');
total.innerHTML = floatToMoneyText(value);
}
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Well I have a question about jQuery, what the following code would look like Javascript Puro using the jQuery?
function writeTotal(value){
var total = document.getElementById('total');
total.innerHTML = floatToMoneyText(value);
}
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A reduced form:
function writeTotal(value) {
$('#total').html(floatToMoneyText(value));
}
That one floatToMoneyText
probably could also be converted to jQuery, but would have to know what you do exactly in it
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How about testing the parameter value to see if it is null/empty:
function writeTotal(value) {
var innerHtml = "";
if (value === window.undefined || value === null || value === "") {
innerHtml = "R$ 0,00";
}
else {
innerHtml = floatToMoneyText(value);
}
$('#total').html(innerHtml);
};
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The body of the function could be replaced by
$('#total').html(value ? floatToMoneyText(value) : "R$ 0,00");
, but I think that would be the responsibility of the functionfloatToMoneyText
– Costamilam
Clear-cut! use a ternary condition It’s a good one, particularly I like to check whether it’s null or empty, makes it easier for human reading. I also agree, create a validation within the function floatToMoneyText.
– Jean Gatto