I'm taking an old VB.NET toy that I made in 2006 and trying to convert it to HTML/JavaScript/CSS3, so its functionality can be embedded in a page on Tumblr. However, I've managed to get the item 99% converted from its VB.NET form to a JavaScript form. The problem is, the item won't code.
This below is the HTML of the body of my web port:
<table id="jewelryjiddyapp"><tr>
<td colspan="2"><div id="logofield"><p id="JiddyMainLogo">Jewelry Jiddy's</p>
<p id="JiddySubLogo">Wedding Ring Store</p></div></td>
<td>
<div class="fieldlabel" style="margin-top:25px;">Model Name</div>
<form>
<select id="modelBox">
<option id="heartsinlavaflow">Hearts in Lavaflow</option>
<option id="scarofafrica">Scar of Africa</option>
<option id="monkeysuncle">Monkey's Uncle</option>
<option id="flatteringfool">Flattering Fool</option>
<option id="stealdeal">Steal Deal</option>
<option id="arweethearyet">Arwee Thearyet</option>
<option id="checkbouncer">Checkbouncer</option>
<option id="worthyoursoul">Worth-Your-Soul</option>
<option id="therough">The Rough</option>
<option id="canyudrspecial">Canyu Dr. Special</option>
<option id="viderzhen">Viderzhen</option>
<option id="fiberglasschicken">Fiberglass Chicken</option>
<option id="pinkpuma">Pink Puma</option>
</select>
</form>
<p class="limitnotice">Limit 1 Model Type per Sale</p>
</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>
<div class="fieldlabel">Number of Items</div>
<form id="noifield">
<input id="NOI-1" name="noi" type="radio" />1
<input id="NOI-2" name="noi" type="radio" />2
<input id="NOI-3" name="noi" type="radio" />3
<input id="NOI-4" name="noi" type="radio" />4
<input id="NOI-5" name="noi" type="radio" />5
</form>
<p class="limitnotice">Limit 5 per Sale</p>
</td>
<td>
<div class="fieldlabel">Sales Code</div>
<form>
<select id="saleBox">
<option id="normalsale">Normal</option>
<option id="the25off">25% Off Sale</option>
<option id="the40off">40% Off Sale</option>
<option id="the15off">15% Senior Discount</option>
</select>
</form>
<form style="text-align:center;">
<input class="fieldlabel" id="findSalesTotal" type="button" value="Find Sales Total"
onclick="findSalesTotal(); return true;" />
</form>
</td>
<td>
<div class="fieldlabel">Total Amount Due</div>
<p id="finalSalesTotal"></p>
</td>
</tr></table>
Here's the JavaScript:
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
function findSalesTotal() {
var itemValue;
var NOI;
var itemTotal;
var SalesCode;
var DueSansTax;
var SalesTax = 1.06;
var TAD;
if (document.getElementById('heartsinlavaflow').selected = true)
{itemValue = 190;}
else if (document.getElementById('scarofafrica').selected = true)
{itemValue = 220;}
else if (document.getElementById('monkeysuncle').selected = true)
{itemValue = 321.15;}
else if (document.getElementById('flatteringfool').selected = true)
{itemValue = 118.65;}
else if (document.getElementById('stealdeal').selected = true)
{itemValue = 5.75;}
else if (document.getElementById('arweethearyet').selected = true)
{itemValue = 88.73;}
else if (document.getElementById('checkbouncer').selected = true)
{itemValue = 532.9;}
else if (document.getElementById('worthyoursoul').selected = true)
{itemValue = 6685.19;}
else if (document.getElementById('therough').selected = true)
{itemValue = 12.18;}
else if (document.getElementById('canyudrspecial').selected = true)
{itemValue = 86.14;}
else if (document.getElementById('viderzhen').selected = true)
{itemValue = 121.15;}
else if (document.getElementById('fiberglasschicken').selected = true)
{itemValue = 132.17;}
else if (document.getElementById('pinkpuma').selected = true)
{itemValue = 93;}
else
{itemValue = 0;
alert("Select a valid model, Model Select Error");}
if (document.getElementById('NOI-1').checked = true)
{NOI = 1;}
else if (document.getElementById('NOI-2').checked = true)
{NOI = 2;}
else if (document.getElementById('NOI-3').checked = true)
{NOI = 3;}
else if (document.getElementById('NOI-4').checked = true)
{NOI = 4;}
else if (document.getElementById('NOI-5').checked = true)
{NOI = 5;}
else
{NOI = 0; alert("Select a number of items. Number of Items Error");}
if (document.getElementById('normalsale').selected = true)
{SalesCode = 1;}
else if (document.getElementById('the25off').selected = true)
{SalesCode = 0.75;}
else if (document.getElementById('the40off').selected = true)
{SalesCode = 0.6;}
else if (document.getElementById('the15off').selected = true)
{SalesCode = 0.85;}
else
{SalesCode = 0; alert("Invalid Entry, Sales Code Error");}
itemTotal = itemValue * NOI;
DueSansTax = itemTotal * SalesCode;
TAD = DueSansTax * SalesTax
document.getElementById('finalSalesTotal').innerHTML = TAD;}
</script>
I'm no JavaScript expert, but the script looks well-formed to me. So I can't quite understand why it is that it won't execute at all. When everything works right, the Total Amount Due field will display a numeric value, which I can then parse as money once I know I get a readout. But so far, I don't get any results. Does anyone have any suggestions to turn this thing around?
Originally, this was part of a class assignment a decade ago. I compiled it in VB.NET back then, with everything working fine. I've removed the game-like "cheat" codes that gave funny results, since I want to get a basic script to work before making it cute.
And no, I don't remember exactly how I did it in VB.NET. I haven't been doing that level of program compilation since 2007.
UPDATE: Thank you for the "window." advice. But now there's a new problem: it doesn't remember selections. For example: When I set it to "Scar of Africa," it reverts to "Hearts in Lavaflow." When I set the radio buttons to two, they reset to 1. When I select a sale, I get redirected to the Normal mode. How do I get data choices retained before output?
PS: I've removed the CSS, as some were saying it was getting in the way and is not part of the problem anyway.
