I take value from textbox as,
var perOfEasyQues = parseInt(document.getElementById("<%=txb_EasyQuesPerc.ClientID%>").value);but as I put 012 it takes 10.
Can anybody suggest solution over it?
Nitin Daphale
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Jump to PostSince you are entering value with a preceding 0, the parseInt(<value>) function takes it as an octal number. Use the parseInt(<value>, <radix>) function instead with radix set to 10 for decimal numbers as shown below,
var perOfEasyQues = parseInt(document.getElementById("<%=txb_EasyQuesPerc.ClientID%>").value, 10);
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parry_kulk
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Since you are entering value with a preceding 0, the parseInt(<value>) function takes it as an octal number. Use the parseInt(<value>, <radix>) function instead with radix set to 10 for decimal numbers as shown below,
var perOfEasyQues = parseInt(document.getElementById("<%=txb_EasyQuesPerc.ClientID%>").value, 10);
Nitin Daphale
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Junior Poster in Training
Since you are entering value with a preceding 0, the parseInt(<value>) function takes it as an octal number. Use the parseInt(<value>, <radix>) function instead with radix set to 10 for decimal numbers as shown below,
var perOfEasyQues = parseInt(document.getElementById("<%=txb_EasyQuesPerc.ClientID%>").value, 10);
Thanks parry_kulk for your quick reply.
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