Im trying to create a calculator that has 10 buttons 0-9 which Im creating in a for loop. Each button needs to have an EventListener to indicate that the user pressed on it. Im trying to figure out why, when clicking on a different button 'add', that has his own listener is the button Im getting directed to wrong function.
This is how I'm creating the 10 buttons :
var count = 0;
function calcolator() {
//calc div
var calc_screen = document.createElement("div");
calc_screen.id = "calc_screen".concat(count.toString());
calcs_screen.appendChild(calc_screen);
var result = document.createElement("input");
result.type = "text";
result.id = "result".concat(count.toString());
result.readonly = true;
result.value = "0";
calc_screen.appendChild(result);
for (var i = 0; i <= 9; i++) {
var numberBtn = document.createElement("BUTTON");
numberBtn.id = count.toString().concat(i.toString());
numberBtn.textContent = i.toString();
numberBtn.value = i.toString();
numberBtn.addEventListener("click",writeNumberOrOperation(numberBtn.id,result.id));
calc_screen.appendChild(numberBtn);
}
count++;
}
and I have this button that has different EventListener :
//add button
var addCalcBtn = document.createElement("BUTTON");
addCalcBtn.textContent = "Add Calculator for free";
addCalcBtn.addEventListener("click",calcolator);
calcs_screen.appendChild(addCalcBtn);
So when I'm pressing on 'add', in the debugger I see that I'm getting directed to writeNumberOrOperation()
function. and when Im pressing on each of 0-9 buttons none of the functions are getting called.
You are invoking the method
writeNumberOrOperation
and binding its return value as event handler.Use
Reference HTMLElement.dataset