I've asked similar questions a few different ways, but here's the simplest version of it - I am trying to increment through a list of keyname values when a function occurs. However, when the function is called, all I am getting is the text of the function itself. Here's a snippet -
var knlist = {
kn10:"2L1qvq6Tg6rMhEwNshr6dQ",
kn11:"2N_Cl_Gl5fX8_TdLgHP3rQ",
kn12:"2RbpjbhM3_EfzejfPgzwAw",
kn13:"2rP8y_ub_alGrzAK_aZrEg",
kn14:"2S8O9KBwxRlvtZX6kjyS0y",
kn15:"2Ua5EnPVDwd7LGq6UbT2bQ",
kn16:"3_17fNbyu2Yw8ozPx8BmkA",
kn17:"3LB0GSXXVadBlCMhSth3IA",
kn18:"48JvNwKSgvnWT8nqzWtE3Q",
kn19:"4CP5JE_mlMMzjvDMMgXncg",
}
var count = 11
var knx = function knxer(){
if (count === 11) {
knx = "kn11";
} else {
knx = ("kn" + count);
}};
var keyname = (knlist[knx]);
console.log (count)
console.log (knx)
console.log (keyname)
Console.log KNX is only giving me the text of the function knxer()
itself rather than the expected values the function should return as the count increases.
Once this is solved, I'm going to be having another function increase the count within a different location - here's a full JSFiddle of where that is at. Once thats done I'm going to add an input for the login page so that username has a value that can be imputed the first time someone attempts the survey, and posts each completion over and over.
The problem is that you assign
knix
to your function