How to move arrays from textarea to a table using Javascript












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I'm trying to move the input result from textarea into a table. I'm using javascript to get the array value.



But what I can do now is only display it in one textarea. I'm confused how to seperate the array value into table.



<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.4.js"></script>

x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
<input type="button" value="next" onclick="next3();">

<textarea id="koord" value="" style="width:220px;"></textarea>

<script>
function next3(){

var vx = String($("input[name='px']").map(function(){return $(this).val();}).get());
var vy = String($("input[name='py']").map(function(){return $(this).val();}).get());

var vxArr = vx.split(",");
var vyArr = vy.split(",");

var lenArr = vxArr.length;

var isi = "";
for (i = 0; i < lenArr; i++) {
var koord = "X" + vxArr[i] + " " + "Y" + vyArr[i];
//alert (koord);
var isi = isi + ', ' + koord;

}

//alert (isi);

var lastChar = isi.substr(2); // => "1"

$("#koord").val(lastChar);

}
</script>


The result in textarea is



Image link https://postimg.cc/fJWHhxp9



What i'm expected is



+---------+---------+
| X Point | Y Point |
+---------+---------+
| 123 | 456 |
| 123 | 456 |
| 123 | 456 |
| 123 | 456 |
+---------+---------+









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    I'm trying to move the input result from textarea into a table. I'm using javascript to get the array value.



    But what I can do now is only display it in one textarea. I'm confused how to seperate the array value into table.



    <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.4.js"></script>

    x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
    x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
    x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
    x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
    <input type="button" value="next" onclick="next3();">

    <textarea id="koord" value="" style="width:220px;"></textarea>

    <script>
    function next3(){

    var vx = String($("input[name='px']").map(function(){return $(this).val();}).get());
    var vy = String($("input[name='py']").map(function(){return $(this).val();}).get());

    var vxArr = vx.split(",");
    var vyArr = vy.split(",");

    var lenArr = vxArr.length;

    var isi = "";
    for (i = 0; i < lenArr; i++) {
    var koord = "X" + vxArr[i] + " " + "Y" + vyArr[i];
    //alert (koord);
    var isi = isi + ', ' + koord;

    }

    //alert (isi);

    var lastChar = isi.substr(2); // => "1"

    $("#koord").val(lastChar);

    }
    </script>


    The result in textarea is



    Image link https://postimg.cc/fJWHhxp9



    What i'm expected is



    +---------+---------+
    | X Point | Y Point |
    +---------+---------+
    | 123 | 456 |
    | 123 | 456 |
    | 123 | 456 |
    | 123 | 456 |
    +---------+---------+









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      I'm trying to move the input result from textarea into a table. I'm using javascript to get the array value.



      But what I can do now is only display it in one textarea. I'm confused how to seperate the array value into table.



      <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.4.js"></script>

      x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
      x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
      x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
      x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
      <input type="button" value="next" onclick="next3();">

      <textarea id="koord" value="" style="width:220px;"></textarea>

      <script>
      function next3(){

      var vx = String($("input[name='px']").map(function(){return $(this).val();}).get());
      var vy = String($("input[name='py']").map(function(){return $(this).val();}).get());

      var vxArr = vx.split(",");
      var vyArr = vy.split(",");

      var lenArr = vxArr.length;

      var isi = "";
      for (i = 0; i < lenArr; i++) {
      var koord = "X" + vxArr[i] + " " + "Y" + vyArr[i];
      //alert (koord);
      var isi = isi + ', ' + koord;

      }

      //alert (isi);

      var lastChar = isi.substr(2); // => "1"

      $("#koord").val(lastChar);

      }
      </script>


      The result in textarea is



      Image link https://postimg.cc/fJWHhxp9



      What i'm expected is



      +---------+---------+
      | X Point | Y Point |
      +---------+---------+
      | 123 | 456 |
      | 123 | 456 |
      | 123 | 456 |
      | 123 | 456 |
      +---------+---------+









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      I'm trying to move the input result from textarea into a table. I'm using javascript to get the array value.



      But what I can do now is only display it in one textarea. I'm confused how to seperate the array value into table.



      <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.4.js"></script>

      x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
      x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
      x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
      x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
      <input type="button" value="next" onclick="next3();">

      <textarea id="koord" value="" style="width:220px;"></textarea>

      <script>
      function next3(){

      var vx = String($("input[name='px']").map(function(){return $(this).val();}).get());
      var vy = String($("input[name='py']").map(function(){return $(this).val();}).get());

      var vxArr = vx.split(",");
      var vyArr = vy.split(",");

      var lenArr = vxArr.length;

      var isi = "";
      for (i = 0; i < lenArr; i++) {
      var koord = "X" + vxArr[i] + " " + "Y" + vyArr[i];
      //alert (koord);
      var isi = isi + ', ' + koord;

      }

      //alert (isi);

      var lastChar = isi.substr(2); // => "1"

      $("#koord").val(lastChar);

      }
      </script>


      The result in textarea is



      Image link https://postimg.cc/fJWHhxp9



      What i'm expected is



      +---------+---------+
      | X Point | Y Point |
      +---------+---------+
      | 123 | 456 |
      | 123 | 456 |
      | 123 | 456 |
      | 123 | 456 |
      +---------+---------+






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          You have fixed length of inputs you can easily use array as values and generate the table out of it, instead of string you can keep that as an array and append the rows.






          function next3() {

          var vx = ($("input[name='px']").map(function() {
          return $(this).val();
          }).get());
          var vy = ($("input[name='py']").map(function() {
          return $(this).val();
          }).get());

          $('table tbody').html('');

          vx.forEach((a, index) => {
          if (a !== '' && vy[index] !== '') {
          $('table tbody').append('<tr><td>' + a + '</td><td>' + vy[index] + '</td></tr>')
          }
          })

          }

          table {
          border: 1px solid black
          }

          <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.4.js"></script>

          x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text"
          name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
          <input type="button" value="next" onclick="next3();">

          <textarea id="koord" value="" style="width:220px;"></textarea>
          <table>
          <thead></thead>
          <tbody></tbody>
          </table>








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            This should help you process the text:






            const text = 'x123 y123, x234 y234, x345 y345';

            // split text on commas ','
            const splitTextArray = text.split(',');

            console.log(splitTextArray);

            // now map to objects you can reference
            const textMapArray = splitTextArray.map(text => {
            // now trim teading/trailing whitespace and split text on space
            const splitText = text.trim().split(' ');
            // save each string from the second char on (i.e. removes the x/y)
            return {x: splitText[0].substring(1), y: splitText[1].substring(1) };
            });

            console.log(textMapArray);








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            • i'm trying to change const text value into array but it show error Uncaught TypeError: text.split is not a function

              – Kusnadi
              Jan 2 at 4:23











            • split is a string function, it won't on an array, it returns an array.

              – Drew Reese
              Jan 2 at 4:27






            • 1





              Ah, I think I may have misinterpreted your question. Seems you already got all your inputs, in an array, but then stringified it. Just Code has it I think.

              – Drew Reese
              Jan 2 at 4:39











            • Leaving here for someone to find in case it helps them.

              – Drew Reese
              Jan 2 at 6:18



















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            try this i have made some changes



              function next3() {

            var vx = String($("input[name='px']").map(function () { return $(this).val(); }).get());
            var vy = String($("input[name='py']").map(function () { return $(this).val(); }).get());

            var vxArr = vx.split(",");
            var vyArr = vy.split(",");

            var lenArr = vxArr.length;
            var isi = " "+"X Point" +" " + "Y Point"+'n';
            //var isi = "";
            for (i = 0; i < lenArr; i++) {
            var koord = "" + vxArr[i] + " " + "" + vyArr[i];
            //alert (koord);
            var isi = isi + 'n' + koord;

            }

            //alert (isi);

            var lastChar = isi.substr(1); // => "1"

            $("#koord").val(lastChar);

            }





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              You have fixed length of inputs you can easily use array as values and generate the table out of it, instead of string you can keep that as an array and append the rows.






              function next3() {

              var vx = ($("input[name='px']").map(function() {
              return $(this).val();
              }).get());
              var vy = ($("input[name='py']").map(function() {
              return $(this).val();
              }).get());

              $('table tbody').html('');

              vx.forEach((a, index) => {
              if (a !== '' && vy[index] !== '') {
              $('table tbody').append('<tr><td>' + a + '</td><td>' + vy[index] + '</td></tr>')
              }
              })

              }

              table {
              border: 1px solid black
              }

              <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.4.js"></script>

              x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text"
              name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
              <input type="button" value="next" onclick="next3();">

              <textarea id="koord" value="" style="width:220px;"></textarea>
              <table>
              <thead></thead>
              <tbody></tbody>
              </table>








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                You have fixed length of inputs you can easily use array as values and generate the table out of it, instead of string you can keep that as an array and append the rows.






                function next3() {

                var vx = ($("input[name='px']").map(function() {
                return $(this).val();
                }).get());
                var vy = ($("input[name='py']").map(function() {
                return $(this).val();
                }).get());

                $('table tbody').html('');

                vx.forEach((a, index) => {
                if (a !== '' && vy[index] !== '') {
                $('table tbody').append('<tr><td>' + a + '</td><td>' + vy[index] + '</td></tr>')
                }
                })

                }

                table {
                border: 1px solid black
                }

                <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.4.js"></script>

                x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text"
                name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
                <input type="button" value="next" onclick="next3();">

                <textarea id="koord" value="" style="width:220px;"></textarea>
                <table>
                <thead></thead>
                <tbody></tbody>
                </table>








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                  You have fixed length of inputs you can easily use array as values and generate the table out of it, instead of string you can keep that as an array and append the rows.






                  function next3() {

                  var vx = ($("input[name='px']").map(function() {
                  return $(this).val();
                  }).get());
                  var vy = ($("input[name='py']").map(function() {
                  return $(this).val();
                  }).get());

                  $('table tbody').html('');

                  vx.forEach((a, index) => {
                  if (a !== '' && vy[index] !== '') {
                  $('table tbody').append('<tr><td>' + a + '</td><td>' + vy[index] + '</td></tr>')
                  }
                  })

                  }

                  table {
                  border: 1px solid black
                  }

                  <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.4.js"></script>

                  x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text"
                  name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
                  <input type="button" value="next" onclick="next3();">

                  <textarea id="koord" value="" style="width:220px;"></textarea>
                  <table>
                  <thead></thead>
                  <tbody></tbody>
                  </table>








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                  You have fixed length of inputs you can easily use array as values and generate the table out of it, instead of string you can keep that as an array and append the rows.






                  function next3() {

                  var vx = ($("input[name='px']").map(function() {
                  return $(this).val();
                  }).get());
                  var vy = ($("input[name='py']").map(function() {
                  return $(this).val();
                  }).get());

                  $('table tbody').html('');

                  vx.forEach((a, index) => {
                  if (a !== '' && vy[index] !== '') {
                  $('table tbody').append('<tr><td>' + a + '</td><td>' + vy[index] + '</td></tr>')
                  }
                  })

                  }

                  table {
                  border: 1px solid black
                  }

                  <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.4.js"></script>

                  x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text"
                  name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
                  <input type="button" value="next" onclick="next3();">

                  <textarea id="koord" value="" style="width:220px;"></textarea>
                  <table>
                  <thead></thead>
                  <tbody></tbody>
                  </table>








                  function next3() {

                  var vx = ($("input[name='px']").map(function() {
                  return $(this).val();
                  }).get());
                  var vy = ($("input[name='py']").map(function() {
                  return $(this).val();
                  }).get());

                  $('table tbody').html('');

                  vx.forEach((a, index) => {
                  if (a !== '' && vy[index] !== '') {
                  $('table tbody').append('<tr><td>' + a + '</td><td>' + vy[index] + '</td></tr>')
                  }
                  })

                  }

                  table {
                  border: 1px solid black
                  }

                  <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.4.js"></script>

                  x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text"
                  name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
                  <input type="button" value="next" onclick="next3();">

                  <textarea id="koord" value="" style="width:220px;"></textarea>
                  <table>
                  <thead></thead>
                  <tbody></tbody>
                  </table>





                  function next3() {

                  var vx = ($("input[name='px']").map(function() {
                  return $(this).val();
                  }).get());
                  var vy = ($("input[name='py']").map(function() {
                  return $(this).val();
                  }).get());

                  $('table tbody').html('');

                  vx.forEach((a, index) => {
                  if (a !== '' && vy[index] !== '') {
                  $('table tbody').append('<tr><td>' + a + '</td><td>' + vy[index] + '</td></tr>')
                  }
                  })

                  }

                  table {
                  border: 1px solid black
                  }

                  <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.4.js"></script>

                  x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text"
                  name="py" value="" /><br> x <input type="text" name="px" value="" /> y <input type="text" name="py" value="" /><br>
                  <input type="button" value="next" onclick="next3();">

                  <textarea id="koord" value="" style="width:220px;"></textarea>
                  <table>
                  <thead></thead>
                  <tbody></tbody>
                  </table>






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                      This should help you process the text:






                      const text = 'x123 y123, x234 y234, x345 y345';

                      // split text on commas ','
                      const splitTextArray = text.split(',');

                      console.log(splitTextArray);

                      // now map to objects you can reference
                      const textMapArray = splitTextArray.map(text => {
                      // now trim teading/trailing whitespace and split text on space
                      const splitText = text.trim().split(' ');
                      // save each string from the second char on (i.e. removes the x/y)
                      return {x: splitText[0].substring(1), y: splitText[1].substring(1) };
                      });

                      console.log(textMapArray);








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                      • i'm trying to change const text value into array but it show error Uncaught TypeError: text.split is not a function

                        – Kusnadi
                        Jan 2 at 4:23











                      • split is a string function, it won't on an array, it returns an array.

                        – Drew Reese
                        Jan 2 at 4:27






                      • 1





                        Ah, I think I may have misinterpreted your question. Seems you already got all your inputs, in an array, but then stringified it. Just Code has it I think.

                        – Drew Reese
                        Jan 2 at 4:39











                      • Leaving here for someone to find in case it helps them.

                        – Drew Reese
                        Jan 2 at 6:18
















                      0














                      This should help you process the text:






                      const text = 'x123 y123, x234 y234, x345 y345';

                      // split text on commas ','
                      const splitTextArray = text.split(',');

                      console.log(splitTextArray);

                      // now map to objects you can reference
                      const textMapArray = splitTextArray.map(text => {
                      // now trim teading/trailing whitespace and split text on space
                      const splitText = text.trim().split(' ');
                      // save each string from the second char on (i.e. removes the x/y)
                      return {x: splitText[0].substring(1), y: splitText[1].substring(1) };
                      });

                      console.log(textMapArray);








                      share|improve this answer
























                      • i'm trying to change const text value into array but it show error Uncaught TypeError: text.split is not a function

                        – Kusnadi
                        Jan 2 at 4:23











                      • split is a string function, it won't on an array, it returns an array.

                        – Drew Reese
                        Jan 2 at 4:27






                      • 1





                        Ah, I think I may have misinterpreted your question. Seems you already got all your inputs, in an array, but then stringified it. Just Code has it I think.

                        – Drew Reese
                        Jan 2 at 4:39











                      • Leaving here for someone to find in case it helps them.

                        – Drew Reese
                        Jan 2 at 6:18














                      0












                      0








                      0







                      This should help you process the text:






                      const text = 'x123 y123, x234 y234, x345 y345';

                      // split text on commas ','
                      const splitTextArray = text.split(',');

                      console.log(splitTextArray);

                      // now map to objects you can reference
                      const textMapArray = splitTextArray.map(text => {
                      // now trim teading/trailing whitespace and split text on space
                      const splitText = text.trim().split(' ');
                      // save each string from the second char on (i.e. removes the x/y)
                      return {x: splitText[0].substring(1), y: splitText[1].substring(1) };
                      });

                      console.log(textMapArray);








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                      This should help you process the text:






                      const text = 'x123 y123, x234 y234, x345 y345';

                      // split text on commas ','
                      const splitTextArray = text.split(',');

                      console.log(splitTextArray);

                      // now map to objects you can reference
                      const textMapArray = splitTextArray.map(text => {
                      // now trim teading/trailing whitespace and split text on space
                      const splitText = text.trim().split(' ');
                      // save each string from the second char on (i.e. removes the x/y)
                      return {x: splitText[0].substring(1), y: splitText[1].substring(1) };
                      });

                      console.log(textMapArray);








                      const text = 'x123 y123, x234 y234, x345 y345';

                      // split text on commas ','
                      const splitTextArray = text.split(',');

                      console.log(splitTextArray);

                      // now map to objects you can reference
                      const textMapArray = splitTextArray.map(text => {
                      // now trim teading/trailing whitespace and split text on space
                      const splitText = text.trim().split(' ');
                      // save each string from the second char on (i.e. removes the x/y)
                      return {x: splitText[0].substring(1), y: splitText[1].substring(1) };
                      });

                      console.log(textMapArray);





                      const text = 'x123 y123, x234 y234, x345 y345';

                      // split text on commas ','
                      const splitTextArray = text.split(',');

                      console.log(splitTextArray);

                      // now map to objects you can reference
                      const textMapArray = splitTextArray.map(text => {
                      // now trim teading/trailing whitespace and split text on space
                      const splitText = text.trim().split(' ');
                      // save each string from the second char on (i.e. removes the x/y)
                      return {x: splitText[0].substring(1), y: splitText[1].substring(1) };
                      });

                      console.log(textMapArray);






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                      answered Jan 2 at 3:45









                      Drew ReeseDrew Reese

                      950211




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                      • i'm trying to change const text value into array but it show error Uncaught TypeError: text.split is not a function

                        – Kusnadi
                        Jan 2 at 4:23











                      • split is a string function, it won't on an array, it returns an array.

                        – Drew Reese
                        Jan 2 at 4:27






                      • 1





                        Ah, I think I may have misinterpreted your question. Seems you already got all your inputs, in an array, but then stringified it. Just Code has it I think.

                        – Drew Reese
                        Jan 2 at 4:39











                      • Leaving here for someone to find in case it helps them.

                        – Drew Reese
                        Jan 2 at 6:18



















                      • i'm trying to change const text value into array but it show error Uncaught TypeError: text.split is not a function

                        – Kusnadi
                        Jan 2 at 4:23











                      • split is a string function, it won't on an array, it returns an array.

                        – Drew Reese
                        Jan 2 at 4:27






                      • 1





                        Ah, I think I may have misinterpreted your question. Seems you already got all your inputs, in an array, but then stringified it. Just Code has it I think.

                        – Drew Reese
                        Jan 2 at 4:39











                      • Leaving here for someone to find in case it helps them.

                        – Drew Reese
                        Jan 2 at 6:18

















                      i'm trying to change const text value into array but it show error Uncaught TypeError: text.split is not a function

                      – Kusnadi
                      Jan 2 at 4:23





                      i'm trying to change const text value into array but it show error Uncaught TypeError: text.split is not a function

                      – Kusnadi
                      Jan 2 at 4:23













                      split is a string function, it won't on an array, it returns an array.

                      – Drew Reese
                      Jan 2 at 4:27





                      split is a string function, it won't on an array, it returns an array.

                      – Drew Reese
                      Jan 2 at 4:27




                      1




                      1





                      Ah, I think I may have misinterpreted your question. Seems you already got all your inputs, in an array, but then stringified it. Just Code has it I think.

                      – Drew Reese
                      Jan 2 at 4:39





                      Ah, I think I may have misinterpreted your question. Seems you already got all your inputs, in an array, but then stringified it. Just Code has it I think.

                      – Drew Reese
                      Jan 2 at 4:39













                      Leaving here for someone to find in case it helps them.

                      – Drew Reese
                      Jan 2 at 6:18





                      Leaving here for someone to find in case it helps them.

                      – Drew Reese
                      Jan 2 at 6:18











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                      try this i have made some changes



                        function next3() {

                      var vx = String($("input[name='px']").map(function () { return $(this).val(); }).get());
                      var vy = String($("input[name='py']").map(function () { return $(this).val(); }).get());

                      var vxArr = vx.split(",");
                      var vyArr = vy.split(",");

                      var lenArr = vxArr.length;
                      var isi = " "+"X Point" +" " + "Y Point"+'n';
                      //var isi = "";
                      for (i = 0; i < lenArr; i++) {
                      var koord = "" + vxArr[i] + " " + "" + vyArr[i];
                      //alert (koord);
                      var isi = isi + 'n' + koord;

                      }

                      //alert (isi);

                      var lastChar = isi.substr(1); // => "1"

                      $("#koord").val(lastChar);

                      }





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                        try this i have made some changes



                          function next3() {

                        var vx = String($("input[name='px']").map(function () { return $(this).val(); }).get());
                        var vy = String($("input[name='py']").map(function () { return $(this).val(); }).get());

                        var vxArr = vx.split(",");
                        var vyArr = vy.split(",");

                        var lenArr = vxArr.length;
                        var isi = " "+"X Point" +" " + "Y Point"+'n';
                        //var isi = "";
                        for (i = 0; i < lenArr; i++) {
                        var koord = "" + vxArr[i] + " " + "" + vyArr[i];
                        //alert (koord);
                        var isi = isi + 'n' + koord;

                        }

                        //alert (isi);

                        var lastChar = isi.substr(1); // => "1"

                        $("#koord").val(lastChar);

                        }





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                          try this i have made some changes



                            function next3() {

                          var vx = String($("input[name='px']").map(function () { return $(this).val(); }).get());
                          var vy = String($("input[name='py']").map(function () { return $(this).val(); }).get());

                          var vxArr = vx.split(",");
                          var vyArr = vy.split(",");

                          var lenArr = vxArr.length;
                          var isi = " "+"X Point" +" " + "Y Point"+'n';
                          //var isi = "";
                          for (i = 0; i < lenArr; i++) {
                          var koord = "" + vxArr[i] + " " + "" + vyArr[i];
                          //alert (koord);
                          var isi = isi + 'n' + koord;

                          }

                          //alert (isi);

                          var lastChar = isi.substr(1); // => "1"

                          $("#koord").val(lastChar);

                          }





                          share|improve this answer













                          try this i have made some changes



                            function next3() {

                          var vx = String($("input[name='px']").map(function () { return $(this).val(); }).get());
                          var vy = String($("input[name='py']").map(function () { return $(this).val(); }).get());

                          var vxArr = vx.split(",");
                          var vyArr = vy.split(",");

                          var lenArr = vxArr.length;
                          var isi = " "+"X Point" +" " + "Y Point"+'n';
                          //var isi = "";
                          for (i = 0; i < lenArr; i++) {
                          var koord = "" + vxArr[i] + " " + "" + vyArr[i];
                          //alert (koord);
                          var isi = isi + 'n' + koord;

                          }

                          //alert (isi);

                          var lastChar = isi.substr(1); // => "1"

                          $("#koord").val(lastChar);

                          }






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                          answered Jan 2 at 4:29









                          ShubhamShubham

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