How to convert a type to Number in JavaScript from Sharepoint

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couse i cant upload pictures here is my question please could you help me?
http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/163245/how-to-convert-a-type-to-number-in-javascript-from-sharepoint[^]

Posted 24-Nov-15 22:06pm

Nderon Hiseni

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Andy Lanng 25-Nov-15 4:53am

First check what you get: console.log(typeof uitimer,uitimer)

Nderon Hiseni 25-Nov-15 5:46am

i am gettin unidentified

Sinisa Hajnal 25-Nov-15 6:05am

I think you're mixing your items. On the image you're showing there, you have number 25 shown. What is NaN is minutes:seconds, not koha field. timer variable has strange definition.

Try console.log (currentQuizItem), then console.log(uitimer) in you script and see the result in developer tools (there is also debugging so you could actually set breakpoints in your script)

Note that Javascript is case sensitive so your currentQuizItem has to be defined exactly like that.

Finally, why are you calling get_fieldValues instead of currentQuizItem.get_item["koha"]; ?

Nderon Hiseni 25-Nov-15 6:11am

yes i have a 25 but when i call it it says NaN:NaN i will try your assumption

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Beginner Luck · Answer 1 · 2016-01-27T19:39:00

Solution 1

JavaScript Number() Function[^]

or

JavaScript parseInt() Function[^]

Posted 27-Jan-16 19:39pm

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