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mads

posted on 10/5/11 at 11:41 AM Reply With Quote
can anyone write a javascript file with calculations in it for me?

Hey up all,
I am doing a project at work and need to create an online calculator which will allow users to work out the answer based on the values they input. I can do the asp.net page itself but then need a javascript file which will do the calculating. This is where the problem lies... I do not know java. Is there any kind person who can write the js file for me so I can include it in my .asp page?


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HowardB

posted on 10/5/11 at 11:51 AM Reply With Quote
I seem to recall that there is a facility called the "cafe" or something similar which a huge free library of java beans (applets) perhaps there is something in there that might be borrowed and modded?


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dan__wright

posted on 10/5/11 at 11:55 AM Reply With Quote
why the need for the JS if your using ASP.Net? submit a form with the values and do the calcs in asp.net





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mads

posted on 10/5/11 at 11:58 AM Reply With Quote
i'm new to asp.net so still learning the basics of it so wouldnt know how to write the calculation in it.

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Pdlewis

posted on 10/5/11 at 12:03 PM Reply With Quote
Hi,

Do you need to access the values server side or are they just for the client?

If you need them server side it would be easier to do the calc on the server (are you using c# or vb?)

if you want the user experience of the client side you can put the result in a hidden field so it is accessable on the server side.

This is a Jquery calculator plugin which will make life easier Plugin

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dan__wright

posted on 10/5/11 at 12:11 PM Reply With Quote
look up form handling, you can pass the values from the form to an asp page and calc server side in asp.net

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mads

posted on 10/5/11 at 12:21 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Pdlewis
Hi,

Do you need to access the values server side or are they just for the client?

If you need them server side it would be easier to do the calc on the server (are you using c# or vb?)

if you want the user experience of the client side you can put the result in a hidden field so it is accessable on the server side.

This is a Jquery calculator plugin which will make life easier Plugin

Any questions give me a shout


The values are for the client only. Form contains 5 values the user inputs, and answer output to the screen.

I am using VB.

Thanks for the link. Will have a read





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blakep82

posted on 10/5/11 at 01:33 PM Reply With Quote
what sort of calculation? or is that a secret?
surely if its just a case of entering 5 values and get an answer, even something like a excel spread sheet should do it for you?
obviously not a online calculator, but would do the same job?





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scudderfish

posted on 10/5/11 at 01:45 PM Reply With Quote
BTW, Javascript is completely unrelated to Java....

How complex is the calculation? What's the formula given the 5 variables?

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mads

posted on 10/5/11 at 02:03 PM Reply With Quote
equations are not secret... here are the details:


User inputs following:

Height - in feet and inches (separately)
Weight - in kilograms
Age
Creatinine - micromoles/L
Sex



The outputs I then need from this are:



Ideal Body Weight (IBW) - worked out using...

Men (IBW): 50kg + (2.3kg x number of inches over 5foot)
Women (IBW): 45kg + (2.3kg x number of inches over 5foot)
For patient’s < 5foot, use IBW = 45kg (women) or 50kg (men)




Creatinine clearance (CrCl) - worked out using..

CrCl (male) =
([140-age] * IBW * 1.23) / (creatinine)

CrCl (female) =
([140-age] * IBW * 1.04) / (creatinine)





Dose = 5 * IBW

The dose needs to be rounded to the nearest factor of 40.





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