Reputation: 641
I got a html table and I'm retrieving the value of a cell with:
var orderid = document.getElementById("orderid"+row).innerText;
The value of the cell is an orderid for example 10234. However when I alert the variable it comes with whitespaces in the front of the string and in the back. This causes that a particular query can't compare database entries with the variable as those database entries haven't got the whitespaces. How do I trim this to just the 10234 without the white spaces around it?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1414
Reputation: 16719
If that's always a number, you can use parseInt(orderid)
. Otherwise, orderid.trim()
(you need IE9+)
Upvotes: 1