It’s hard to understand your question so please clarify if this is not your requested answer. You could use the css selector :nth-child(x) to select the correct cells that need to disappear. Then you can use display: none; to hide these cells. If you don’t want other cells to jump in weird places you could … Read more
Oke, I solved already. Like this: zipCodePattern = /^\d{4} ?[a-z]{2}$/i; 1 solved Regular expression Dutch postal code in Angular with html 5 pattern
If you want to get parent’s id: myFunction(){ $(this).parent(‘div’).attr(‘id’); } Drop .attr(‘id’) if you need to get the div itself: myFunction(){ $(this).parent(‘div’); } 0 solved How to get div’s selector using this
/^(\d|,)+$/.test(input_val) will return true as long as input_val only contains digits and/or commas. 0 solved How to check if an input box contains only numbers or commas?
You can do it : Create table Jquery: $(“#my_id_container”).html(“<table><thead></thead><tbody></tbody></table>”); Html: <div id=”my_id_container”></div> Add value of this tableau : $(“#my_id_container”).find(‘table tbody’).append(‘<tr>My new ligne</tr>’); solved how to create dynamic array and adding dynamic values using jQuery.
Check out USB Debugging for the chrome browser or safari with android and iphone. [Chrome USB Debugging] https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/remote-debugging/ solved What if Chrome dev tools mobile not real?
First you are not calling hidden function. If you want to call it then remove classList.add var p1 = document.getElementById(“p1”) var h2 = document.querySelectorAll(“h2”)[0]; function hidden(elem) { elem.style.display = “none”; } h2.addEventListener(“click”, function() { hidden(p1) }) h2 { cursor: pointer; } <h2> I am h2</h2> <div id=”p1″> I am p1</div> solved div.style.display not working when … Read more
The code has listen function with port and callback function as argument. First it checking that the type of port if the number is type then again checking for the method either is GET OR POST methid. Based on that it emitting the event with httpGetRequest or httpPostRequest. Else it making req parameters null. And … Read more
unless i hadnt understand your question (if this is the case, please, be more explicit), what you want is how to make a simple ajax request. I use jquery (i see you tagged this question with jquery). It has a very handy function called $.ajax() it receives a dictionary like this: $.ajax({ type: ‘POST’, // … Read more
Route 1 : Server-side JavaScript node.js is server-side JavaScript. It’s still young but it’s great and perfectly usable. And if you’ve got a non-critical project I would recommend using it. Here’s a list of js libraries I use for node. Problems with Route 1 Lack of maturity, Lack of stress testing, Lack of detailed and … Read more
As the comments have indicated, I think you’re confused about what exactly you need – what you’re describing is simply a multi-dimensional array, not an object at all. You’ll find plenty of information online by just googling that term. As for your specific example, here’s how you could do it with a couple of for-loops: … Read more
If your myVar variable is supposed to get a result from myFunction() (located inside Code.gs), and you want use the result from the said function inside your HTML file, you will find that simply doing this will not work: var myVar = function() { google.script.run.withSuccessHandler(onSuccess).myFunction()} The above function will simply return undefined In order to … Read more
Try like this. I have looped the items and generated the object and pushed it to class array. var data = { “Class”: [{ “StudentName”: [ “Ash”, “Win” ], “Rank”: [ “1”, “2” ], “ID”: [ “001”, “002” ] }] }; var result = {“Class”:[]} data.Class.forEach(function(details) { details.StudentName.forEach(function(det,i) { var rs = { “StudentName” : … Read more
var regexTests = { “Needs at least 2 letters or special characters”: /(.*[A-Z!@#$%^&*()_+\-=[\]{}|;:<>?,./]){2,}/i, “Needs at least 2 digits”: /(.*\d){2,}/, “Needs at least 8 total characters”: /.{8,}/ }; function testText(txt) { return Object.keys(regexTests).filter(function(error) { return !regexTests[error].test(txt); }); } console.log(testText(“12”)); console.log(testText(“gg”)); console.log(testText(“g1”)); console.log(testText(“g11f”)); console.log(testText(“23df78sd”)); solved Javascript regular expression that matches at least 2 character (with special characters … Read more
This code Adds a click (event) listener to every first <td> of every <tr> On click the text is parsed to int (base10), and the number is passed to the handler function (getNumber(val)) The handler function prints the value read from the <td> to the console // “grabbing” each row const rows = document.getElementsByTagName(‘tr’) // … Read more