function Checkout(Payment_Type, Tip_Amt){
var Cust_Order = [];
readRecords(Order_Data,{},function(Rec){
for (var i = 0; i < Rec.length; i++) {
appendItem(Cust_Order, Rec[i].Table);
appendItem(Cust_Order, Rec[i].Type);
appendItem(Cust_Order, Rec[i].Item);
appendItem(Cust_Order, Rec[i].Price);
}
console.log(Cust_Order);
});
}
This is part of a restaurant ordering app I have to build for uni. I've saved the customers order in a data set and now I wish to read from that dataset and get the order to be able to calculate the bill and produce an itemised bill
WARNING: Line: 176: readRecords() table parameter value ([object Object]) is not a string.ERROR: Line: 176: TypeError: e.replace is not a function. (In 'e.replace(m,"-")', 'e.replace' is undefined)
Well, for one, your code is really botched. The table name in
readRecords
isn't a string, and you don't actually need to loop through every entry in the bill to get everything. The returned records are formatted as an object.From there, you could effectively give them an itemized bill. Just make sure that you clear the table each time you get a new customer.