Reputation: 73
When i use this script to decrease a number value with a checkbox
, my counter return from 0.
$(".removenumber").click(function() {
var currValue = $(".numberresult").data("value");
currValue = parseInt(currValue) ? parseInt(currValue) : 0;
if (currValue > 0) {
$(".numberresult").progressbar({
value: currValue - 1
}).data("value", currValue - 1);
$(".totalnumber").html((currValue - 1));
}
});
This is the checkbox imput to decrease the number value.
<input type="checkbox" class="custom-control-input removenumber" id="LoginModalSwitch">
This is the script to increase the number with a button
$(".addnumber").click(function() {
var currValue = $(".numberresult").data("value");
currValue = parseInt(currValue) ? parseInt(currValue) : 0;
if (currValue < 4) {
$(".numberresult").progressbar({
value: currValue + 1
}).data("value", currValue + 1);
$(".totalnumber").html((currValue + 1));
}
This is the button to increase the number value.
<button class="btn btn-primary addnumber" type="button" data-dismiss="modal">Now</button>
Upvotes: 2
Views: 135
Reputation: 1381
Something like this may work:-
$(document).on("change", ".removenumber",function(e) {
if(!$(this).is(":checked")) { // if :checkbox isn't checked than decrement.
var currValue = $(".numberresult").data("value");
currValue = parseInt(currValue) ? parseInt(currValue) : 0;
if (currValue > 0) {
$(".numberresult").progressbar({
value: currValue - 1
}).data("value", currValue - 1);
$(".totalnumber").html((currValue - 1));
}
}
});
Upvotes: 2