[Konstantinos]

So, I want to put that in a variable (var total_rece_btc), the load part, where it is being converted to an INT and multiplied by 0.00000001

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$('#total_received_btc').load('https://blockchain.info/q/addressbalance/' + '1EzwoHtiXB4iFwedPr49iywjZn2nnekhoj' + '?confirmations=0');

Thanks in advance  🤝

[Nachfolger]

Does that page return a string or something?

Do:

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parseInt(total_rece_btc) * 0.000001

I'm not sure why you're using .load to get the variable. Do this instead:

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$.get('https://blockchain.info/q/addressbalance/' + '1EzwoHtiXB4iFwedPr49iywjZn2nnekhoj' + '?confirmations=0', function(d) {
      $('#total_received_btc').text(parseInt(d) * 0.00000001);
});

Side note: So I don't get chastised, you should probably throw a check to make sure the page returns a parsable string/int. Otherwise the text for #total_received_btc will end up being something like "undefined" or "not a int" or like "false" and that's obviously a problem for you and your users.

[Konstantinos]

Does that page return a string or something?

Do:

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parseInt (total_rece_btc) * 0.000001

Tried this thing, wont work:

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var total_received_btc = parseInt(load('https://blockchain.info/q/addressbalance/' + '1EzwoHtiXB4iFwedPr49iywjZn2nnekhoj' + '?confirmations=0')) * 0.000001;
                  $('#total_received_btc').html(total_received_btc);

[Nachfolger]

Tried this thing, wont work:

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                 var total_received_btc = parseInt(load('https://blockchain.info/q/addressbalance/' + '1EzwoHtiXB4iFwedPr49iywjZn2nnekhoj' + '?confirmations=0')) * 0.000001;
                 $('#total_received_btc').html(total_received_btc);

What even are you doing. I just told you how to do it.

[Konstantinos]

What the fuck are you doing. I just told you how to do it.

Sorry, I forgot to check your edited post and edit my own as well, your code worked, thanks 🤝