[Olly]

Hi,

I’m not sure why this doesn’t work? It works if I write a separate line for each key giving it a number, but that’s no good as I don’t want 100s of wasted lines of code when I can simply make the key a variable!

Here is what I have:

EDIT – Every time I enter code I get an error?

[support-octavio]

Hi Olly,

Seems that your var i is being considered as an string, so you don’t have and index with value i in your array.

Try something like:

$('[id$=showroutine[ ' + i + ' ]]').val(create_routine[i]);

[Olly]

@support-octavio wrote:

Hi Olly,

Seems that your var i is being considered as an string, so you don’t have and index with value i in your array.

Try something like:

$('[id$=showroutine[ ' + i + ' ]]').val(create_routine[i]);

Thank you for your reply but that didn’t work 🙁

for (var i=0;i<create_routine.length;i++)
 {
 $('[id$=showroutine').val(create_routine[i]);

Anything else I can try?

[support-octavio]

Hi Olly,

Can you share if there is any error in javascript console? When runing the web SIM, press F12 and Chrome Dev tools will show up, go to Console tab and you’ll see if there’s a syntax error.

[Olly]

@support-octavio wrote:

Hi Olly,

Can you share if there is any error in javascript console? When runing the web SIM, press F12 and Chrome Dev tools will show up, go to Console tab and you’ll see if there’s a syntax error.

Ok it took a while but I managed to get it working!

for (var i=0;i<create_routine.length;i++)
 {
 $('[id$=showroutine'+ i).val(create_routine[i]);

Thank you for your help, I’ve been stumped with this one for a while!

[support-octavio]

Hi Olly,

Thanks for closing the loop. From your first code it looked like your showroutine var was an array, that’s why I modified it to use the i value as the array’s index. Anyways, glad it was helpful to know what was the problem.

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