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I'm getting syntax errors while trying to add an if/else statement the onclick attribute. What is the syntax for this?

<div onclick="var element = $('#selector'); if (element.val() == 'something') { alert('hello'); } else { alert('goodbye'); } ">
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    <input type="hidden" id="selector" value="something" />
</div>

...and yes, I must have this javascript in the onclick attribute (can't move this to a function).

I'm getting syntax errors while trying to add an if/else statement the onclick attribute. What is the syntax for this?

<div onclick="var element = $('#selector'); if (element.val() == 'something') { alert('hello'); } else { alert('goodbye'); } ">
    Click here 
    <input type="hidden" id="selector" value="something" />
</div>

...and yes, I must have this javascript in the onclick attribute (can't move this to a function).

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.val() is a jQuery method. You want to access the value property of the DOM element.

if (element.value == 'something') { 

Or create a jQuery object if you have jQuery loaded:

if ($(element).val() == 'something') { 

If you took that approach, you could always use a jQuery selector:

if ($('#selector').val() == 'something') { 

Javascript DOM elements do not have a val() function. (Are you thinking of jQuery?)

Change .val() to .value.

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If you are thinking of jQuery, you can write if ($('#selector').val() == 'something').

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