> One good way to write your function would be:
>
> function gotoNextPageMikesWay()
> {
>var start = $("start");
>start.value = +start.value + ( +$("rows").value );
> }
>
> The unary + converts each value to a number. You'll see this fairly often;
Hi Michael,
The issue is solved and
> From: Pops
>
> I think I have a "theory" about why this is happen and it
> might not be jQuery related but just Javascript, but maybe
> someone can explain this because it is so odd.
>
> This is the code:
>
> logln("wcError "+IsHidden('wcError')?"hidden":"not hidden");
>
> logln() is a f
> No, I can't tell. A quick test on the Firebug console gave expected results:
>
> >>> var x = 1
> >>> x += 1 * '4'
> 5
Change x to an alphanumeric:
var x = '1';
Pops wrote:
On Aug 23, 9:36 am, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That is a matter of operator precedence. The plus operator has higher
precedence than the conditional operator, thus
"wcError "+IsHidden('wcError')
gets evaluated first, afterwards the ?:
Ahh! That didn't hit me
On Aug 23, 9:36 am, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That is a matter of operator precedence. The plus operator has higher
> precedence than the conditional operator, thus
>
> "wcError "+IsHidden('wcError')
>
> gets evaluated first, afterwards the ?:
>
Ahh! That didn't hit me. W
Pops wrote:
> I think I have a "theory" about why this is happen and it might not be
> jQuery related but just Javascript, but maybe someone can explain this
> because it is so odd.
>
> This is the code:
>
> logln("wcError "+IsHidden('wcError')?"hidden":"not hidden");
>
> logln() is a functio
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