[SOLVED] opt.appendTo($("#s1")).text(val) - further modifications within this line
- opt.appendTo($("#s1")).text(val);
I wonder if this text(val) being a string of text variables extracted from an array could be replaced by a formula still in this line, or if the code needs to be exploded to separate chunks first.
What i want to do is take this string and do the following:
- chayn=text(val)
- cutted=chayn.split("|");
- singl=cutted.slice(0,1);
and it is this singl that would be appended as an option to #s1 field.
so i end up with something i already know to be not accepted by js, presumably for some formal reasons:
- opt.appendTo($("#s1")).((text(val).split("|")).slice(0,1));
which in human language means "instead of that chain, put only the first slice of it"
what's wrong with that? can this be told at a glance?
it appears i am trying to do something which the framework of js does not allow?