I am using JavaScript and jQuery to create a simple 40x40 grid.
Here\'s my nested for loop to do this:
function display_grid() {
browser_grid = \'\'
Thanks for the help guys!
Changed the variable for my inner loop fixed the problem, but there was a problem with using .append()
Apparently it doesn't support partial markup, so instead I just appended all of my divs to a string instead.
for(var i=0;i<40;i++){
browser_grid+='<div>';
for(var x=0;x<40;x++){
browser_grid+="<div class='square'> </div>";
}
browser_grid+='</div>';
}
$visible_grid.append(browser_grid)
After which, I appended the string to $visible_grid
This seemed to do what I wanted it to do. Just wanted to point it out for anyone else using the append method for this purpose.
You need a different variable name for the inner loop.
function display_grid() {
browser_grid='';
$visible_grid = $('#grid');
for(var i=0; i<40; i++){
$visible_grid.append('<div>');
for(var j=0; j<40; j++){
$visible_grid.append("<div class='square'> </div>");
}
$visible_grid.append('</div>');
}
Edit: Added code. Note that you should use the var keyword for counting variables in your for-loops.
What happened in your code is that after the 40 inner divs are created, the counter i is at 40 and the condition for the outer loop isn't true any longer, thus exiting that code block.