Assimilate function

[BjoernJackschina]

Hello,
I want to call a function. But this should only be possible when a
value is reached. For example k=3 function is true, then loading the
other function or my first idea another side, or either would be
interesting without to take any button.

Many thanks

[lallous]

Was hoping to help you but your question was not clear. Can you rephrase and
include an example if possible.

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Elias
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"BjoernJackschina" <ja*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hello,
I want to call a function. But this should only be possible when a
value is reached. For example k=3 function is true, then loading the
other function or my first idea another side, or either would be
interesting without to take any button.

Many thanks

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

BjoernJackschina wrote:

I want to call a function. But this should only be possible when a
value is reached. For example k=3 function is true, then loading the
other function
Are you looking for this?

if (k() == 3)
otherFunction();
or my first idea another side,
You mean either `site', `page' or better -- `document'.
or either would be interesting without to take any button.

Due to your improvable use of the English language, I can hardly
understand what you are writing about.[1] Are you looking for
some kind of redirection?
PointedEars
___________
[1] As for me, feel free to post/mail in German if this helps.
I would post a summary in English.

[BjoernJackschina]

Hello,
here is an example:
function count(f){
var co=0;
for(var i=0;i<f.elements.lenght;i++){
if(f.elements.type == "radiobutton"){
co++;}
}
if (co >= 3){
--> here should be calling the other function
}
....

<input type="button" value="co" onclick="count(this.form)">

Thank you

[BjoernJackschina]

Hello,
it means redirection another page or calling another function.

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

BjoernJackschina wrote:

here is an example:
function count(f){
var co=0;
for(var i=0;i<f.elements.lenght;i++){
if(f.elements.type == "radiobutton"){
co++;}
}
if (co >= 3){
--> here should be calling the other function
}
....

<input type="button" value="co" onclick="count(this.form)">

I can still only guess what you are trying to accomplish.

I understand that you want to retrieve the number of radio buttons
in a form and if that exceeds a specific value you want to call a function:

// var f = document.forms[...];
var co = 0;

for (var i = 0; i < f.elements.length; i++)
{
co += (f.elements[i].type == "radio"); // false ~ 0, true ~ 1
}

if (co > 2)
{
otherFunction();
}

What about users without client-side JavaScript support?
PointedEars

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

Thomas 'Ingrid' Lahn wrote:

BjoernJackschina wrote:

I want to call a function. But this should only be possible when a
value is reached. For example k=3 function is true, then loading the
other function

[...]
___________
[1] As for me, feel free to post/mail in German if this helps.
I would post a summary in English.

Björn mailed me then and AIUI he only wanted to know how you can
call a function and pass arguments to it, wondering especially
about the use of quote characters in arguments. Since he did not
replied to my explanation until today, I guess it was sufficient
and gave him a lot of material to read on :)
PointedEars