Question

I have function in which I create a div containing an onclick function, where I pass 2 variables. One is an int and the another one is a string. It’s accepting the int and not the string.

  var html ="";
  var intC = 0;
  var flightBI="";
  var mileage=0;
  flightBI = $(this).find("FLIGHT").text();

 fnCreateDiv(){
 html+="<div class='ui-grid-a' id='Details" + intC +"'            onclick='fnConfirm("+intC+","+mileage+");' >";
 html+="</div>"
 }

 fnConfirm(intc,mileage){
 alert(intc);
 alert(mileage);
 }

I am getting an alert for both intc and mileage, since both are integers. If in the same case I pass the flight, I am not getting a value. This is what we usually do with JavaScript but is it different in jQuery?

Answer 1

intC and mileage are both initialized to 0 (int) so they both alert the same value.

See this jsFiddle with the fix