Month: February 2023

[Solved] Ampersand in innerHtml() not being read correctly and validating in JS

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.innerHTML isn’t a method. For jQuery, it’s $(this).html() or with the native API, it would be this.innerHTML. And use more sensible flow control constructs like a switch statement. Generally, .innerHTML comparison can be touchy. Use .text() instead when you’re only comparing the text content. $(“li.menu-item a.ui-link”).each(function() { switch ($(this).text()) { case “Accounts”: $(this).addClass(“AccountIcon”); break; case … Read more

[Solved] Write a function GeneratePassword which accepts two arguments, an integer and a character string consisting of letters (a-z) and digits (0-9) [closed]

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Write a function GeneratePassword which accepts two arguments, an integer and a character string consisting of letters (a-z) and digits (0-9) [closed] solved Write a function GeneratePassword which accepts two arguments, an integer and a character string consisting of letters (a-z) and digits (0-9) [closed]

[Solved] Call Controller action from JavaScript [closed]

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Just use an AJAX call: <div id=’some-container’>Loading…</div> <script type=”text/javascript”> $(document).ready(function() { $.get(‘@Url.Action(“Add”, “BankController”)’, function(viewResult) { $(“#some-container”).html(viewResult); alert(viewResult); }); }); </script> 5 solved Call Controller action from JavaScript [closed]

[Solved] Need to display forms as per the checkboxes selected [closed]

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If you want the solution in JQuery, here you go: $(“.formGroup”).hide(); $(‘#chooseForm input:checkbox’).on(‘change’, function() { if($(this).is(‘:checked’)) { $(“#” + $(this).val()).show(); } else { $(“#” + $(this).val()).hide(); } }); ​ A complete example: http://jsfiddle.net/exttq/ Hope it helps! 2 solved Need to display forms as per the checkboxes selected [closed]

[Solved] Declaring objects and printing strings in PHP [closed]

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This answer is from your first revision: https://stackoverflow.com/revisions/28522294/1 You have a few errors in your code: 1. Missing semicolon $this->hello_string = “Hello World!” //<- Missing semicolon at the end 2. Wrong access of class property’s echo “<font color=\”$this.font_colour\” size=\”$this.font_size\”>$this.hello_string</font>”; //… echo “<u><font color=\”$this.font_colour\” size=\”$this.font_size\”>$this.hello_string</font></u>”; I recommend you to concatenate the property’s with the string. How … Read more

[Solved] I need to use multiple response.redirect in ASP.NET using C#

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If I understand the problem correctly, you are trying to send three values from Page One to Page Two. In that case, you could build a Query string using the values from txtBoxBookTitle, drpDownType and DrpDownPurchase. The string should be in the follwing format: string queryString = “?bookName={txtBoxBookTitle}&bookType={drpDownType.Value}&purchaseType={DrpDownPurchase.Value}” Then you could append the above string … Read more

[Solved] VBA to Find and Remove [closed]

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Remove Column Titles From Column Data It is assumed that the data (table) starts in cell A1 in worksheet Sheet1 of the workbook containing this code (ThisWorkbook). This is mostly useful for a one-time operation because it will only copy values. It will not copy formulas and formats. Adjust the worksheet (tab) names. Option Explicit … Read more

[Solved] What would void Start() be in pseudocode [closed]

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It depends on what you mean by “pseudocode”. Most people just mean that it is generally simpler and more natural-English-looking, with relaxed syntax when compared to “real” code. Generally in that case I would use something like run_at_start and run_30_times_a_second to cover what Unity does. However if you have a specific definition of “pseudocode” that … Read more

[Solved] Make list of strings uppercase and fill up strings with less than 5 characters [closed]

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Pointing out the mistakes/unnecessary lines in your code: The line split = strings.split().upper() is erroneous and at the same time unnecessary as you are mistakenly using strings (list) instead of string (string literal). Also, you can use len(string) directly instead of splitting the string into a list and finding the length of list. result.append(char * … Read more