fibbu

I was able to run the code this way. But it doesn’t calculate when a line space is inserted.

Example :
sample sample samplesample sample sample..

sample sample

She cannot count the syllables in the second line.

Could it be something related to |r?

Thanks a lot.

(function() {
  var word = "fieldname14|r";
  var countx1;

  if (word.length === 0) {
    countx1= 0;
  } else {
    word = word.toLowerCase();
    if (word.length <= 3) {
      countx1 = 1;
    } else {
      word = word.replace(' ', '').replace(/(?:[^ae?io?uü]es|ed|[^ae?io?uü]e)$/, '').replace(/^y/, '');
      countx1= (word.match(/[ae?io?uü]{1,2}/g) || []).length;
    }
  }

  jQuery('#calculation-countx1').html(countx1);
  jQuery('.countx1-aciklama').html('Hece Say?s? :');
  jQuery('.countx1-sonuc').html(countx1 + ' hece');

  return [countx1];
})();

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by fibbu.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by fibbu.

How do we print the result of this field in the countx1 part. I tried this way but the code gave an error.
thanks

(function(){
    function countx1(word) {
        if (word.length === 0) return 0;
        word = word.toLowerCase();
        if (word.length <= 3) return 1;
        word = word.replace(' ', '
').replace(/(?:[^laeiouy]es|ed|[^laeiouy]e)$/, '').replace(/^y/, '');
        return word.match(/[aeiouy]{1,2}/g).length;
    }
    var result = countx1(fieldname14|r);
    
    jQuery('#calculation-countx1').html(countx1);
    jQuery('.countx1-text').html('Finally : ');
    jQuery('.countx1-finish').html(countx1 + ' xx');
})();

Thank you, it worked.

Yes, yes, I ran it, I added letter character rules, it’s working fine now, thank you for your attention.

I have written rules in the form of counting the numbers entered outside of the digits and counting the number of elements entered other than the numbers in the same way. Thanks.

So, do you have a better solution? Something we will do for this calculation tool without using textarea?

Sample

This is the site I took as an example.
Thanks.

thanks

Could there be a problem with the code you sent?

additionally is the second main calculation equation correct?
so filedname 15-fieldname 14 needs to output date and write month number.

I solved the problem thanks.

var mesafe = aMesafe[s1 – 1][s2 – 1];

(function() {
	var mesafe;
     var s1 = fieldname29;
     var s2 = fieldname30;

var aMesafe = [
[0,337,578],
[337,0,915],
[578,915,0],
];

var mesafe = aMesafe[s1][s2];

    jQuery('#calculation-mesafe').html(mesafe);
    jQuery('.kriter3-aciklama').html('Mesafe: ');
    jQuery('.kriter3-sonuc').html(mesafe);

    return mesafe;
  })();

yes, the result is written. Thank you very much..

But there is one last little problem, I am amazed by the plugin, it does everything.
Now I am exemplifying;

When fieldname29 dropdown 01 value is selected;
When fieldname30 dropdown 02 value is selected;

According to these rules;
var aDistance = [
[0,337,578],
[337,0,915],
[578,915.0],
];

In other words, it takes the number 915, while it should take 1 row 2nd cell.
Do you have an idea?

I defined cell values as 01 02 03.

Thanks.

yes i did it thanks superrr

fieldname my fields are 29 and 30
to print them on the screen.
jQuery(‘.criter-one’).html (‘fieldname29|v ‘);
do i need to do?

Can you show me how to write a small example in this code?
I have no other questions. thanks

Firstly, thank you. I made the clocks of the countries with the method you said. Only one minor problem remained.

jQuery(‘.criter-one’).html(‘Saat Fark?: ‘);

(‘Saat Fark?: ‘); How to print the selected Country name in Dropdown?
Thanks

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by fibbu.

Sample

So how do we get the current time of the country? I made a dropdown menu. Argentine (A) and Brazil (B). In summary, how can we apply the time zones of all countries?
Your calculation method makes sense yes.