function not work proper

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<input id="CHAMPARAN_EAST" name="CHAMPARAN EAST" onclick="SearchDistict('CHAMPARAN EAST');" type="checkbox" value="34">

function SearchDistict(obj) 
{
        debugger;
        if (obj.checked) 
         {
          districtCollection.push(obj.value);
         }
        else {
            districtCollection.pop(obj.value);
            //districtCollection.splice($.inArray(obj.value, districtCollection),1);

        }
        var postData = preparingSearch();
        debugger;
        postData.StateList = '';
        postData.DistrictList = districtCollection;
        SearchEngine();
        //CallSearchBorrower(postData);
    }

when we call SearchDistict('CHAMPARAN EAST') its work but it not invoke if statement

Posted 19-Jul-15 22:15pm

amt kumar rai

Updated 19-Jul-15 22:23pm

Wendelius

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Sreekanth Mothukuru · Answer 1 · 2015-07-19T22:43:00

Solution 1

(You are passing control name as string and within the function, using it as a control. [string != control])

Here is the fix:
1. Rename your checkbox name attribute same as id.
2. Pass control name as parameter.

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<input id="CHAMPARAN_EAST" name="CHAMPARAN_EAST" onclick="SearchDistict('CHAMPARAN_EAST');" type="checkbox" value="34">

function SearchDistict(obj)
{
var ctrl = $("#"+ obj);

Posted 19-Jul-15 22:43pm

Sreekanth Mothukuru

Updated 19-Jul-15 22:44pm

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Comments

Thanks7872 20-Jul-15 5:14am

No. This is not a good practice. There are chances of errors. SearchDistict(this) should be used.

Sreekanth Mothukuru 20-Jul-15 6:56am

Yes Rohan. this as function parameter is always the right approach to pick the current object.