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**vwphillips** · Jul 29, 2005, 12:09 PM

Code:

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
    "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">

<html>

<head>
  <title></title>
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
<!--
var Ary=new Array();
Ary[0]=[80000,'$396/yr'];
Ary[1]=[100000,'$432/yr'];
Ary[2]=[120000,'$480/yr'];
Ary[3]=[140000,'$516/yr'];
Ary[4]=[160000,'$576/yr'];
Ary[5]=[180000,'$636/yr'];
Ary[6]=[200000,'$708/yr'];
Ary[7]=[20000000000,'Too Much'];

function CkLimits(obj){
 val=obj.value.replace(/\s|,|\$/g,'');
 valop='Not Enough'
 if (Ary[0][1]<val){
  for (i=1;i<Ary.length;i++){
   if (Ary[i][0]>val){
    valop=Ary[i-1][1];
    break
   }
  }
 }
 document.getElementById('Result').value=valop;
}

//-->
</script></head>

<body>
<input size=10 onblur="CkLimits(this);">
<br>
<input id="Result" size=10 >
<br>
I am looking for javascript where a value if it falls between:
<br>
<br>A thru B = Value for A is shown
<br>C thru D = Value for C is shown
<br>
<br>So lets say I have value= $90,495.00
<br>
<br>these are my options:
<br>$80,000=$396/yr.
<br>$100,000=$432/yr.
<br>$120,000=$480/yr.
<br>$140,000=$516/yr.
<br>$160,000=$576/yr.
<br>$180,000=$636/yr.
<br>$200,000=$708/yr.
<br>
<br>So then for above stated value, $396 is chosen.
<br>
<br>if value= $159,999.00 then $516 is chosen.
<br>
<br>note:
<br>(I want to leave my script open to change,
<br>so that if in the future if I decide to round up as well
<br>then if value is a cent over halfway it will round up to the next value;<br>
example being if value= $110,000.01 it will choose $480.)
</body>

</html>

BTW Please is good

**saljb** · Jul 29, 2005, 12:16 PM

thanks..I'm gonna implement it and respond.

sorry for not adding please, i forgot...if you read ALL my posts you will notice that I am very polite with all my posts and give credit when due. It was my mistake and sorry if I offended anyone.

thanks.SalJB

**saljb** · Aug 1, 2005, 05:55 PM

thanks, sorry it took so long to respond it been very hectic.
I tried implementing your code but I am having trouble.

this is what I have done:

Code:

<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
<!--
var insuranceLevel=new Array(7);
insuranceLevel[0]=[80000,'396'];
insuranceLevel[1]=[100000,'432'];
insuranceLevel[2]=[120000,'480'];
insuranceLevel[3]=[140000,'516'];
insuranceLevel[4]=[160000,'576'];
insuranceLevel[5]=[180000,'636'];
insuranceLevel[6]=[200000,'708'];

function CkLimits(inputBox){
 mortgageAmount=inputBox.value.replace(/\s|,|\$/g,'');
 insuranceAmount='Not Enough'
 if (insuranceLevel[0][1]<mortgageAmount){
  for (i=1;i<insuranceLevel.length;i++){
   if (insuranceLevel[i][0]>mortgageAmount){
    insuranceAmount=insuranceLevel[i-1][1];
    break
   }
  }
 }
 document.getElementById('Result').value=insuranceAmount;
}

//-->
</script>

Same as your with my names. If I enter 80000 to 99000 it gives the right response. But anything above 99999 gives me the "not enough" response. Also, its weird some under 80000 will work but some won't. it so random (i noticed if they have multiple 9's or 6's it will).

Also, i need no response if anything over 200000 is entered.

Thanks for your help.

SalJB

**dumpfi** · Aug 1, 2005, 06:53 PM

Code:

var insuranceLevel = [
  [Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY, 'Not enough'],
  [80000, '396'],
  [100000, '432'],
  [120000, '480'],
  [140000, '516'],
  [160000, '576'],
  [180000, '636'],
  [200000, '708'],
  [Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY, 'Too high']
];
function checkLimit(inputBox) {
  var i = 1, insuranceAmount, mortgageAmount = new Number(inputBox.value.replace(/\s|,|\$/g,''));
  for(; i < insuranceLevel.length; i++) {
    if(mortgageAmount < insuranceLevel[i][0]) {
      insuranceAmount = insuranceLevel[i - 1][1];
      break;
    }
  }
  document.getElementById('Result').value=insuranceAmount;
}

dumpfi

**saljb** · Aug 2, 2005, 11:58 AM

thanks dumpfi,

For some reason anything over 200000 i showing up as "708" instead of "too much".

I can't figure it out.I tried messing around with Number.MAX_VALUE but no luck. Any suggestions. Anything under 80000 will show "not Enough".

thanks.SalJB

btw

I also want to implement it to use it with percentages. For example, something like:

these are my options:
Value 1 is .00% thru .05% of Value2 = .00063
Value 1 is .05% thru .10% of Value2 = .00041
Value 1 is .10% thru .15% of Value2 = .00025
Value 1 is .15% thru .20% of Value2 = .00012

So if Value 1 is .00% thru .05% of Value2, then .00063 is multiplied to value 2 and the answer is value3.

thanks again.SalJB

**vwphillips** · Aug 2, 2005, 02:42 PM

I have tested the code I posted and have NOT found any inconsistance

what do you mean by no responce

you can change field[7][1] to what you want or leave field [7] out altogether

cant see any advantages in dumpfi modifications

I will not work on the % if you are continuing to experience 'inconsistancies'

**Single Paradox** · Aug 2, 2005, 03:00 PM

I'm not sure, does math.round() come up with decimals or whole numbers? If it is whole numbers it would be a lot easyer to use.

**vwphillips** · Aug 2, 2005, 03:37 PM

does math.round() come up with decimals or whole numbers?

Returns a supplied numeric expression rounded to the nearest integer.

but whats that to do with the topic?

**Single Paradox** · Aug 2, 2005, 03:53 PM

Oh I didn't read the whole post, I thought he wanted to round to the nearest whole number so that he won't have decimals. And if that is the case, I should have merely said parseInt();

**saljb** · Aug 2, 2005, 04:44 PM

thanks vwphillips,
I implemented your code again and it mostly worked. I modified it a bit

Code:

<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
<!--
var Ary=new Array();
Ary[0]=[79999,''];
Ary[1]=[80000,'$396/yr'];
Ary[2]=[100000,'$432/yr'];
Ary[3]=[120000,'$480/yr'];
Ary[4]=[140000,'$516/yr'];
Ary[5]=[160000,'$576/yr'];
Ary[6]=[180000,'$636/yr'];
Ary[7]=[200000,'$708/yr'];
Ary[8]=[200001,''];

function CkLimits(obj){
 val=obj.value.replace(/\s|,|\$/g,'');
 valop=''
 if (Ary[0][1]<val){
  for (i=1;i<Ary.length;i++){
   if (Ary[i][0]>val){
    valop=Ary[i-1][1];
    break
   }
  }
 }
 document.getElementById('Result').value=valop;
}

//-->
</script>

whenever a number was 200000 or over it would show "not enough" and anything under 80000 would show "396" when it should show nothing. Thanks again.

Any idea of how I can implement percentages like I explained earlier?

I also want to implement it to use it with percentages. For example, something like:

these are my options:
if Value 1 is .00% thru .05% of Value2 = .00063
if Value 1 is .05% thru .10% of Value2 = .00041
if Value 1 is .10% thru .15% of Value2 = .00025
if Value 1 is .15% thru .20% of Value2 = .00012

So if Value 1 is .00% thru .05% of Value2, then .00063 is multiplied to value 2 and the answer is value3.

thanks again.SalJB

I appreciate everyone's help. Thanks. SalJB

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