I have a large json list of people, they just have an id and a name. Below I'm looping through it and it's working fine adding a list of checkboxes.
I have another one similar but with a shorter json list and the code's the same so it's not an issue with the json but the way I'm writing my js code.
I'm doing the below.
Creating checkboxes & labels, for each person in obj.people...
var peopleLen = obj.People.length;
for (var i = 0; i < peopleLen; i++) {
if (i < obj.People.length) {
checkbox = null;
label = null;
linebreak = null;
linebreak = document.createElement('br');
checkbox = document.createElement('input');
checkbox.type = 'checkbox';
checkbox.name = "target";
checkbox.value = obj.People[i].ID;
checkbox.id = "cbTarget" + i.toString();
label = document.createElement('label');
label.id = "lbTarget" + i.toString();
label.htmlFor = "cbTarget" + i.toString();
//This is where I believe it's wrong:
checkbox.onclick = function () {
toggleTargetList(obj.People[i].ID);
};
label.appendChild(document.createTextNode('\u00A0\u00A0' + obj.People[i].Name));
document.getElementById("divcbTargets").appendChild(checkbox);
document.getElementById("divcbTargets").appendChild(label);
//Add a line break:
document.getElementById("divcbTargets").appendChild(linebreak);
}
}
The function I'm assigning to it is:
function toggleTargetList(t) {
alert(t);
}
A simple alert.
When I change:
toggleTargetList(obj.People[i].ID);
To:
toggleTargetList(obj.People[0].ID);
It alerts correctly displaying the first person's id, however when it's [i]
it alerts the same value (the first value of the json object's people's id property).
I don't see why this is acting up.
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