I've tried two ways to achieve this, please see below:
var cat = ['travel', 'business', 'environment', 'culture', 'football', 'politics', 'world', 'commentisfree', 'lifestyle', 'fashion', 'technology', 'sport', 'money', 'science'];
var userInput = $("#mySearch").val();
for(var i=0; i < cat.length; i++){
if (userInput == cat[i]){
// do something
}else{
// do something else
}
}
This worked, however the else condition was executed until it found the value. I then tried to lose the array with the below:
var userInput = $("#mySearch").val();
if ( userInput == 'travel' || 'business' || 'environment' || 'culture' || 'football' || 'politics' || 'world' || 'commentisfree' || 'lifestyle' || 'fashion' || 'technology' || 'sport' || 'money' || 'science' ){
// do something
}else{
// do something else
}
This way also works, however, it fires for values that aren't between the condition brackets (not entirely sure why??). Explanations and solutions are more than welcome! I'm new to JS
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