Removal of "undefined" keyword from the textbox

[chandhseke]

hello guys,
I am having mulitple textboxes, where numerals are fed and onBlur of each text box, the value gets added and is displayed in a text box at bottom. The total field is made readonly since we dont want the users to enter false values.

Now, if i enter a values in each text box it adds up dynamicaly and i can view the result/total in the readonly field.

Also if i delete the values in each text box the total gets decremented automatically, the problem here is when is delete all the values the total field will be automatically set to "Un-Defined". I need to get rid of this keyword since i dont want these type of values storing in the DB.

Your help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[hsriat]

Do some validation before you add the number. Use parseInt().

[chandhseke]

See my code below:

c = new Number(Remove_Comma(document.frm.txt_1.value));
d = new Number(Remove_Comma(document.frm.txt_2.value));
e = new Number(Remove_Comma(document.frm.txt_3.value));

var Calc = c + d + e

document.frm.Total.value=roundNumber(Calc,2)

So while i enter the values in textbox a, b and c it automaically calculates and stores the result in total field.
Similarly, if i delete the values in each field the total values gets decremented anfd finally when all the values are deleted the total field sets to "Un-defined", which i dont to see, rather it should be 0. Please help

[RamananKalirajan]

Just before adding all the three variables c, d and e.. Check wether its null

if(c==null||c==""||c=="null")
{
   c=0;
}

like this do for all the three variables your problem will be solved.

Thanks and Regards
Ramanan Kalirajan

[Dormilich]

@RamananKalirajan
wouldn’t

c = c || 0;

do the same? (except for "null", which is a string)

[ivosilva]

Hello, chandhseke.

You could use isNaN to check if the value is a number. If not, then set to 0.

Best regards!

[chandhseke]

Hi Folks,

Many thanks for posting your reply. My problem got resolved!!. It is working fine now.

Best Regards!