I neeed help with multiple if
conditions.
if condition 1 & condition 2 true
means I want both condition actions:
if(condition 1 true) {
$('.inner_wrapper').addClass('em-border-red');
return false;
}
if(condition 2 true) {
$('.cCal').addClass('em-border-red');
return false;
}
if(condition 3 true){
$('.cCal-row2').addClass('em-border-red');
return false;
}
But only one condition works.
Each of your if
blocks contains a return
statement. As soon as one condition is met, no further code will execute. This is, by definition, the behaviour of the return
statement :
A return statement causes a function to cease execution and return a value to the caller
Since all of yours just return false
, you should be able to move the return
to after the conditions:
if(condition1) {
$('.inner_wrapper').addClass('em-border-red');
}
if(condition2) {
$('.cCal').addClass('em-border-red');
}
if(condition3) {
$('.cCal-row2').addClass('em-border-red');
}
return false;
Remove the return false;
form each if block and try to manage it at the bottom, outside of if condition.
retVal = true;
if(condition 1 true)
{
$('.inner_wrapper').addClass('em-border-red');
retVal = false;
}
if(condition 2 true)
{
$('.cCal').addClass('em-border-red');
retVal = false;
}
if(condition 3 true)
{
$('.cCal-row2').addClass('em-border-red');
retVal = false;
}
return retVal;
You have two ways:
<!-- and condition //-->
if (a == b && a != c) {
// your stuff
<!-- or condition //-->
} else if (a == c || a ==b) {
// other stuff
<!-- otherwise //-->
} else {
// another stuff
}
Otherwise you have "switch case". Like on this page .
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