I have 4 javascript variables:
a = 'first';
b = 'second';
c = 'third';
d = 'fourth';
What i want to achieve is to get them separated by comma, BUT. Sometimes where could be situations that some variables could be empty. Here is some of examples:
EXAMPLE1:
a = 'first';
b = '';
c = 'third';
d = '';
OUTPUT should be: first, third
EXAMPLE2:
a = '';
b = 'second';
c = '';
d = 'fourth';
OUTPUT should be: second, fourth
Maybe someone could help me to solve this?
Use .filter()
as shown :-
a = '';
b = 'second';
c = '';
d = 'fourth';
var arr=[];
arr.push(a)
arr.push(b)
arr.push(c)
arr.push(d)
var newarr = arr.filter(function(value){
return $.trim(value) != '' && value != null;
});
newarr = newarr.join(',');
alert(newarr);
The simpler solution (but not necessarily the more efficient) is :
var arr = [];
if (a)
arr.push(a);
if (b)
arr.push(b);
if (c)
arr.push(c);
if (d)
arr.push(d);
var commaSeparated = arr.join(',');
I like using an array for this kind of problem because you don't have to worry about append or not the commas to your result string.
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