4 replies to this topic

[MicroBoy]

I have a function in JS but when I call it vepro('contact'); OR vepro('kid') it shows the same result the result is "You want to delete this contact?". So I can never get "You want to delete this kid?" What may be the problem?

function vepro(faqja)

{

	if (faqja = 'contact')

	{

		var ask = confirm("You want to delete this contact?");

	}

	else if (faqja = 'kid')

	{

		var ask = confirm("You want to delete this kid?");

	}

}

[WingedPanther]

Can you show how you're calling this?

[MicroBoy]

This codes above gives me the same result the first result as I said in the first post:

<a href="#" onClick="vepro('contact')" title="Fshi" class="icon-2 info-tooltip"></a>

AND

<a href="#" onClick="vepro('kid')" title="Fshi" class="icon-2 info-tooltip"></a>

[WingedPanther]

   function vepro(faqja)
    {
        if (faqja == 'contact')
        {
            var ask = confirm("You want to delete this contact?");
        }
        else if (faqja == 'kid')
        {
            var ask = confirm("You want to delete this kid?");
        }
    }

You have to use == for comparison. = is assignment, and non-null evaluates to true.

[MicroBoy]

Thanks a lot I though that I tried once with == but who knows what I did wrong then, now it is ok.