Reputation: 735
What I am doing is creating a table. And I am adding the values of this table using Javascript with html statements inside of a for loop. I know this may be hard to visualize so I have added a picture to show the radio buttons to the left hand side with the corresponding data on the rest of the row. I am trying to give the radio button the same value as my site id.
Here is an example of my table.
Here is my for loop:
//html is the html code that will be converted from javascript to html, and the array for siteID is also declared before the for loop
//for loop to add the results to the array and also to the table
for (var i = 0; i < results4.length; i++) {
var object4 = results4[i];
//the value of the site ID
siteIDArray[i] = object4.get('SiteID');
html += "<tr><td><center><br><input type='radio' onclick='alert(this.value)'
name='siteChosen' value='siteIDArray[i]'><center></td>";
html += "<td><center><p>" + siteIDArray[i] + "</p></center></td>";
... </tr>
}
My problem is this just alerts the text siteIDArray[i]
, and when I tried to do value='"+siteIDArray[i]+"'
and value="+siteIDArray[i]+"
then the table doesn't load. I feel like I am really close. Am I just missing a small thing?
SOLVED using Elliot de Vries's answer below!
Upvotes: 1
Views: 836
Reputation:
Right now the value of the "value" attribute is the string "siteIDArray[i]" and not its value. You will want to take it outside of the quotes:
html += "<tr><td><center><br><input type='radio' onclick='alert(this.value)'
name='siteChosen' value='" + siteIDArray[i] + "'><center></td>";
Upvotes: 5