Trying to build a simplified version of something I already built (so I don't have to keep updating so many parameters) but struggling to get different dates for something that is supposed to have multiple instances in a period of 4 weeks, if you open up the example you'll see that the "Rent" rows end up with the same date yet I cannot find a reason for this to occur, the sub function you'll be looking at is the 1st anonymous function that the variable "check" is assigned in fol.Calc()
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JavaScript Need help with a bug
- Thread starter awsdert
- Start date
Too much for putting inside a single post, I can put the sub function fine but for context on everything else you'll need to look in the attached zip
JavaScript:
var check = function( grab, days )
{
for ( var i = 0; i < grab.length; ++i )
{
var day = grab[i];
day.M = fol.is(day.M) ? day.M : now.M;
day.Y = now.Y + (day.M < prv.M);
var date;
if ( days > 7 )
date = new Date( day.Y, day.M - 1, day.D );
else
{
date = new Date( prv.date );
while ( date.getDay() != day.D )
date.setDate( date.getDate() + 1 );
}
while ( date >= prv.date && date < nxt.date )
{
var obj = new Object(day);
obj.Y = date.getFullYear();
obj.M = date.getMonth() + 1;
obj.D = date.getDate();
obj.date = new Date( obj.Y, obj.M - 1, obj.D );
if ( date > now.date )
still += obj.C;
else
obj.Class = "paid";
list.push( obj );
date.setDate(obj.D + days);
}
}
}
check( out.getYear(), 365 );
check( out.getDate(), 28 );
check( out.getDay(), 7 );
