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slandau
slandau

Reputation: 24052

JQuery change method in IE

$("[propertyname]").change(function()
        {
            if($(this).attr("propertyname") == "Fees.ProfitAmount") {
                if($("#Fees_ProfitType:checked").val() == 29751)
                {
                    FormatAsMoney(this, 10000000000, true); 
                }
            }
            UpdateField(this, false);
            if($(this).attr("propertyname") == "Fees.CalculationSource") {
                SetFixedRate();
            }
            if($(this).attr("propertyname") == "FloatingComponent.IndexID") {
                FillIndexDescription();
                UpdateResetEnabled();
            }
            if($(this).attr("propertyname") == "FloatingResetType" ||  
                $(this).attr("propertyname") == "ResetDay" ||
                $(this).attr("propertyname") == "ResetDayComponent.RateResetFrequency")
            {
                UpdateResetEnabled();
            }
            SetSaveAsNew(this);
        });

Specifically the money formatting doesn't take place in IE, but I can see it being called in Firefox.

The above works in Firefox but not IE7 or IE8, can anyone tell me why?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 118

Answers (1)

Martin
Martin

Reputation: 38309

It appears you have stumbled upon this problem.

When checking the value of a checkbox, IE will return "on" rather than "29751". To see the actual value you need to use attr("val") instead, like so:

if($("#Fees_ProfitType:checked").attr("val") == 29751)

Upvotes: 1

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