Number 1 : Number 2 : Controller : public class Caluclator { Public Integer num1 {get;set;} Public Integer num2 {get;set;} Public String fun {get;set;} @RemoteAction public static Integer showText(Integer num1,Integer num2,String fun) { integer result=0; //return num1 + num2; if(fun == 'add') { result = num1 + num1; } else if(fun == 'sub') { result = num1 - num1; } else if(fun == 'mul') { result = num1 * num1; } else if(fun == 'div') { result = num1 / num1; } else if(fun == 'mod') { result = math.mod(Integer.valueOf(num1) , Integer.valueOf(num2)); } else if(fun == 'perc') { result = (num1/num2) * 100; } return result; } }",
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I am Trying to Perform Mathoperations in Calculator but its not working,can anyone help me to fix this issue.Here's My codeVF Page<apex:page controller="Caluclator"> <script type="text/javascript"> function textFunc() { var num1 = document.getElementById('n1').value; var num2 = document.getElementById('n2').value; String op; Visualforce.remoting.Manager.invokeAction( '{!$RemoteAction.Caluclator.showText}', num1,num2,op, function(result, event) { debugger; if(event.status) { // This is the way to get VF tag id to map result returned from call back function parameter result document.getElementById("{!$Component.pb.pbs.pbsi.numone}").innerHTML = result System.debug('Result--'+result); }{escape: true} }); } </script> Number 1 :<input id="n1" type="Number" /> Number 2 :<input id="n2" type="Number" /> <button type="button" onclick="textFunc('add')">Add</button> <button type="button" onclick="textFunc('sub')">Sub</button> <button type="button" onclick="textFunc('mul')">Mul</button> <button type="button" onclick="textFunc('div')">Div</button> <button type="button" onclick="textFunc('mod')">Mod</button> <button type="button" onclick="textFunc('perc')">Perc</button> <apex:pageBlock id="pb"> <apex:pageBlockSection id="pbs"> <apex:pageBlockSectionItem id="pbsi"> <apex:outputText id="numone"/> </apex:pageBlockSectionItem> </apex:pageBlockSection> </apex:pageBlock></apex:page>Controller :public class Caluclator { Public Integer num1 {get;set;} Public Integer num2 {get;set;} Public String fun {get;set;} @RemoteAction public static Integer showText(Integer num1,Integer num2,String fun) { integer result=0; //return num1 + num2; if(fun == 'add') { result = num1 + num1; } else if(fun == 'sub') { result = num1 - num1; } else if(fun == 'mul') { result = num1 * num1; } else if(fun == 'div') { result = num1 / num1; } else if(fun == 'mod') { result = math.mod(Integer.valueOf(num1) , Integer.valueOf(num2)); } else if(fun == 'perc') { result = (num1/num2) * 100; } return result; }}
Wow, this looks fabulous! True, for me so far it looks very difficult, but I am learning. Together with our group, we are working on a project to build a similar calculator for solving geometry assignments. So I practice geometry a lot. By the way, this resource https://plainmath.net/secondary/geometry/high-school-geometry/congruence is the best thing that happened to me (I say it as a newbie student). I would also be grateful if you could recommend good resources for learning math!
