Reputation: 3920
In the radio button click i have to get the customparamvalues.For that on the onclick
of radio button i write the following code
function myfunc(ele) {
var $tr = $(ele).parent().parent();
var name =$tr.find("td:eq(2)").html(); //alerts name its getting
var scripts = $tr.find("td:eq(3)").html(); //alerts scripts its getting
alert("Custom Param values.........."+$tr.find("td:eq(4)").html())
// it alerts my values 1:ONE<br>2:TWO<br> 3:THREE<br>4:FOUR
}
so in $tr.find("td:eq(4)").html()
i got in the following format
1:ONE<br>2:TWO<br> 3:THREE<br>4:FOUR
What i want is i have to output values in the following format how it is possible...
var val1 = 1;
var val2 =ONE
var val3=2
var val4=Two
..........
.............
my html code
joblist = joblist + "<table class='tablestyle'><tr><th class='thstyle'>Select</th><th class='thstyle' id='td_1'>Id</th><th class='thstyle'>Name</th><th class='thstyle'>Test Script</th><th class='thstyle'>CustomParamValues</th></tr>";
var tabString = '<tr ><td align="center" class="tdstyle"> ' + '<input type="radio" name="joblist" onclick="myfunc(this);" id= ' + value._id + 'value=' + value._id + '> </td><td id="td_1" align="center" class="tdstyle">' + value._id + '</td><td align="center" class="tdstyle">' + value.names + '</td><td align="center" class="tdstyle">' + value.script + '</td><td class="tdstyle">' + value.CustomParam1key + ':' + value.CustomParam1Value + '<br>' + value.CustomParam2key + ':' + value.CustomParam2Value + '<br> ' + value.CustomParam3key + ':' + value.CustomParam3Value + '<br>' + value.CustomParam4key + ":"+ value.CustomParam4Value + '</td></tr>';
joblist = joblist + tabString;
Upvotes: 0
Views: 264
Reputation: 36551
considering your string is alway in this format 1:ONE<br>2:TWO<br> 3:THREE<br>4:FOUR
instead of creating a variable , you can push the text to an object or array and use that later. using split()
to split the html(text).
for example:
var obj = [];
var data = $tr.find("td:eq(4)").html();
data1 = data.split('<br>');
for (var i = 0; i < data1.length; i++) {
datas2 = datas[i].split(':');
for (var j = 0; j < datas2.length; j++) {
obj.push(datas2[j]);
}
}
here, obj will have all the values you need..
alert(obj[0]) //gives 1
alert(obj[1]) //gives ONE
alert(obj[4]) //gives 3 ..soon
however, this is one of many ways to get what you want...though using two for loop is not good
Upvotes: 1