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Javascript: If two conditions met... then action

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Hey all!

 

Just wondering what I'm doing wrong here (it's probably everything, my javascript knowledge isn't that great).

 

I'm trying to have it so that if one variable = x and another variable = y, then a third variables value will be changed to k.

 

This is what I have right now:

 

var abc = parseFloat($("#abctextinput").val());
var xyz = parseFloat($("#xyztextinput").val());
var qrs = 0;

...
...
...

if (abc == 123 && xyz == 789) {
	qrs = 456
	}

 

The variable qrs would then be used later on in the script.

	$("#abctextinput, #xyztextinput").on('change', function () {
var abc = parseFloat($("#abctextinput").val());
var xyz = parseFloat($("#xyztextinput").val());

if (abc == 123 && xyz == 789) {
qrs = 456;
} else {
qrs = 0;
}
console.log(qrs);
});
was that what you were looking for?

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