When working with two strings involving time, consider the following scenario:
var gettime= $("#select-choice-2 :selected").text();
The above code returns a time value in 24-hour format, such as
17:45
However, if you require the time to display in the format
17:45:00.000
You can utilize an additional string like this:
var ext=':00.000';
To concatenate these two strings properly and obtain the desired result.
If you encounter issues where "gettime" is not displaying as expected and appears to not be a proper string, one solution is to convert it explicitly into a string before further manipulation. You may do so by using appropriate methods or functions provided by JavaScript.
In some cases, the variable scope can lead to unexpected behavior, as seen when "gettime" did not appear in the alert box due to being a local variable while "ext" was used within another function. This kind of oversight can cause confusion but can be resolved by ensuring variables are accessible where they are needed.