I am trying to make a form bot using Javascript and I want to check the value of the function I constructed outside of a different function using conditional statements. I constructed this function using a construct such as:
First Constructor:
this constructor creates the checkboxes.
function Checkbox(label, text) {
// create the necessary elements
this.label = document.createElement(label);
this.description = document.createTextNode(text);
this.checkbox = document.createElement("input");
checkboxType: this.checkbox.type = "checkbox"; // make the element a checkbox
this.checkbox.name = "slct[]"; // give it a name we can check on the server side
this.checkbox.value = text; // make its value "pair"
this.label.appendChild(this.checkbox); // add the box to the element
this.label.appendChild(this.description); // add the description to the element
// add the label element to your div
document.getElementById("myform").appendChild(this.label);
}
Second Constructor
this creates the text that is populated in the form.
function message(name, style, alignment, type) {
this.name = forminput;
this.style = document.getElementById(style);
this.text = document.innerText = type;
}
then I created my checkbox that I want my form to bot.
function feelingCheckboxs() {
var happy = new feelingCheckbox(feeling, "happiness");
var Sad = new feelingCheckbox(feeling, "Sad");
var angry = feelingCheckbox(feeling, "angry");
}
This is the Bot that I created
bot() {
if (counter == 2) {
if (function feelingCheckbox(this.checked.value="happiness" = true) {
var myMessage = new message(
//this gets name
document.getElementById("txtInput").value,
"upDateText",
"left",
"I am " + feelingCheckboxs(happy) + "! "
);
}
}
Question
how can I make the conditional statement check to make sure that the checkbox is checked so it can print the statement happy
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