Javascript problem with a clause?

[Albana_12]

Thank you!

[thesam101]

Hi Albana_12

your script gets the last character of the eventId, so i'm presuming in the original eventId thats passed to it, there is a string before the number? like so:

foo12

for example.

if that's correct, then you can simply run through the characters until they are no longer numbers:

function wysiwyg_tools_plus_theme_toggleAccordion… {

    var temp = "";
    while(!isNaN(eventId.substring(eventId.length-(temp.length+1), eventId.length)))
    {
	    temp = eventId.substring(eventId.length-(temp.length+1), eventId.length);
    }

    $('#acc-' + temp).toggle('fast');

}

[Logic Ali]

If you're trying to get a string's numeric suffix of any length, you can do this:

eventId = eventId.match( /\d+$/ );

[thesam101]

Originally Posted by Logic Ali

If you're trying to get a string's numeric suffix of any length, you can do this:

eventId = eventId.match( /\d+$/ );

Or just do that lol, damn my lack of regex knowledge

[Old Pedant]

Or, even simpler:

function wysiwyg_tools_plus_theme_toggleAccordion… 
{
    eventId = eventId.replace(/[^\d]/g, "" );
    $('#acc-' + eventId).toggle('fast');
}

Replace everything in the eventId that is *NOT* a digit with blank string. All that is left is/are the digit(s).