Hi Nilesh,
Thank you for sharing your code! This will certainly be a valuable addition to our Code Library.
To optimise this code, we can make a few improvement (mostly suggested by ChatGPT):
1. Caching jQuery Selectors: Repeatedly selecting the same element using jQuery can be expensive. Instead, we can cache the selected element for better performance.
2. Avoid Redundant DOM Manipulation: In the current code, you're selecting the same element twice (`$("#label_" +id)`) and appending the same content to it. This can be optimized to select the element once and then manipulate it.
3. Use Single Quotes for HTML Attributes: It's a good practice to use single quotes for HTML attributes to avoid potential conflicts with double quotes within the attribute content.
Here's the optimized version of your code:
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function tansformRequiredField() {
var o = nuSERVERRESPONSE.objects;
for (let i = 0; i < o.length; i++) {
let id = o[i].id;
if (o[i].valid === '1' || o[i].valid === '3') {
let labelElement = $("#label_" + id);
labelElement.append('<span style="color:red;">*</span>');
labelElement.attr('title', nuTranslate('Required field.'));
}
}
}
However, I'd like to suggest using jQuery's `.each()` function to iterate through the array of objects. This can make the code more concise and readable:
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function tansformRequiredField() {
const o = nuSERVERRESPONSE.objects;
$.each(o, function(index, object) {
if (object.valid === '1' || object.valid === '3') {
$("#label_" + object.id).append('<span style="color:red;">*</span>')
.attr('title', nuTranslate('Required field.'));
}
});
}
Remember that optimizing code is not just about performance, but also about readability and maintainability. The optimized code versions aim to balance all these factors.