JavaScript Integer Leading to NaN
I have JavaScript that basically looks like the following
function a() {
b(1);
}
function b(myNumber) {
c(myNumber);
}
function c(myNumber) {
var calculation = 5 * (myNumber - 1);
alert(calculation);
}
When I call the function a()
, the alert box ends up saying "NaN". Why is this happening? I've tried using the parseInt()
function in a number of places, but nothing seems to work.
EDIT
Full code (what's actually being done rather than a stripped down example):
function updateTablePagination(tableId, rowsPerPageSelectId) {
updateTablePagination(tableId, rowsPerPageSelectId, 1);
}
function updateTablePagination(tableId, rowsPerPageSelectId, pageNumber) {
var table = document.getElementById(tableId);
var rowsPerPageSelect = document.getElementById(rowsPerPageSelectId);
var rowsPerPage = rowsPerPageSelect.options[rowsPerPageSelect.selectedIndex].text;
updateTable(table, rowsPerPage, pageNumber);
//updateTablePageLinks();
}
function updateTable(table, rowsPerPage, pageNumber) {
var tableRows = table.getElementsByTagName("tr");
var totalNumberOfRows = tableRows.length;
var startRow = rowsPerPage * (pageNumber - 1);
var endRow = Math.min(startRow + rowsPerPage, totalNumberOfRows - 1);
alert("Start: " + startRow + "\nEnd: " + endRow);
}
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calling updateTablePagination('myTableId', 'rowsPerPage')
. The ids are both correct.
"Start" and "End" are both NaN.
Edit 2
Alternatively, if I just do alert(pageNumber)
, it is undefined.
Simplified
Even this says pageNumber
is undefined:
function updateTablePagination(tableId, rowsPerPageSelectId) {
updateTablePagination(tableId, rowsPerPageSelectId, 1);
}
function updateTablePagination(tableId, rowsPerPageSelectId, pageNumber) {
alert(pageNumber);
}
You have two functions called updateTablePagination
. Javascript does not support function overloading. Get rid of the first declaration, because it is getting overwritten with the second. You can use the ||
to define a default value for the parameter.
function updateTablePagination(tableId, rowsPerPageSelectId, pageNumber) {
pageNumber = pageNumber || 1; //Set a default value for pageNumber
var table = document.getElementById(tableId);
var rowsPerPageSelect = document.getElementById(rowsPerPageSelectId);
var rowsPerPage = rowsPerPageSelect.options[rowsPerPageSelect.selectedIndex].text;
updateTable(table, rowsPerPage, pageNumber);
//updateTablePageLinks();
}
updateTablePagination(tableId, rowsPerPageSelectId) //Will call the function with pageNumber == 1
The problem is that you're overwriting functions. With this:
function a() {
a(1)
}
function a(x) {
alert(x);
}
calling a
will always call the second (overwritten) function and thus x
is always undefined. You want something like overloading. Best thing to do in that case is using the ||
operator for a default value:
function a(x) {
var x = x || 1; // x if x is given, otherwise 1
alert(x);
}
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