[Solved] minimal JS sources for wiping out the whole DOM
document.body.innerHTML = “” document.head.innerHTML=”” …but why? 2 solved minimal JS sources for wiping out the whole DOM
document.body.innerHTML = “” document.head.innerHTML=”” …but why? 2 solved minimal JS sources for wiping out the whole DOM
I’ve added some comments to your ifs to explain them // Extra post classes $PHTclasses = array(); // if iterator is evenly divisible by # columns, or if there is only one column, add “first” if ( 0 === ($woocommerce_loop[‘loop’]) % $woocommerce_loop[‘columns’] || 1 === $woocommerce_loop[‘columns’] ) $PHTclasses[] = ‘first’; // if iterator is evenly … Read more
Because you are parsing the response as a json string, and ajax redirect you to an “error” callback. Change dataType to html, or change the reply of your script. 1 solved jQuery Ajax response 200, but cannot access the response data
The text bounces since during the image switching you hide the #slider-btns div, and show it after the image is switched. Since the text is stacked after the #slider-btns div, when you hide #slider-btns the text goes up, and when you show it, the text goes down. 2 solved How to stop animated text on … Read more
This is already an object, so you can do this: var str = {“Count”:1,”Items”:[{“token”:{“S”:”token”},”uid”:{“S”:”33c02130-66b5-11e3-bdb0-7d9889f293b5″},”password”:{“S”:”$2a$10$ervzJ.DWjHOXRtJSugTaWuquI2OvPLyipa4YXecc/2KdQnmhrHxr6″},”username”:{“S”:”foo”},”plate”:{“S”:”dinner”},”name”:{“S”:”Test Name”},”server”:{“S”:”bar”}}]}; alert(str.Items[0].password.S); 1 solved Javascript parse JSON string [closed]
I have found couple of issues here. You have two form tags which is un-necessary and the form tags needs to have a name and id. Atleast name attribute must be there. Check the following fiddle http://jsfiddle.net/ayyadurai/3Ru9T/ <form name=”form1″ id=”form1″> <input type=”button” id=”button” value=”click” onClick=”what()” /> <input type=”text” id=”text” value=”hey” /> </form> var button = … Read more
Make a function that returns the string given the position you want “T” to be in. function positionT(index, length){ var str=””; for(var i=0; i< length; i++){ if(i===index){ str+=’T’ } else { str+=’_’ }} return str; } positionT(1,5) // returns “_T___” positionT(2,5) // returns “__T__” solved How to make a letter move foward by one space … Read more
Well the question is kind of un-specific with it’s requirements, but to get the results asked in the question I did this. var word = “less than some value”; var split = word.split(” “); var a = split[0] + ” ” + split[1]; var b = split[2] + ” ” + split[3]; console.log(a); //logged “less … Read more
Consider using a prompt like so: <html> <script type=”text/javascript”> function getValue(){ var retVal = prompt(“Enter your name : “, “your name here”); // You can do something like convert it all to lowercase here: document.write(“You have entered : ” + retVal.toLowerCase()); } </script> Click the following button to see the result: <form> <input type=”button” value=”Click … Read more
There is no such thing as a ‘div window’. Facebook does it by updating the url in the bar, but requesting the new page information through an AJAX request, effectively avoiding what would be considered normal navigation. 1 solved Keep div open on page navigation [closed]
So, for any newbies out there, this is the answer: var myOBJ = {}; for (i=0; i<5; i++) { //add new object on each loop myOBJ[i+”A”] = i + “loopnumber”; } The final result will be: myOBJ { 0A : “0loopnumber”, 1A : “1loopnumber”, 2A : “2loopnumber”, 3A : “3loopnumber”, 4A : “4loopnumber” }; 4 … Read more
hope this will help you $(document).ready(function() { $(‘#Students > tbody > tr:odd’).css(“background-color”, “green”); }); 0 solved Alternating Row in HTML table Using jQuery
Errors are here: quoteOne = { quote : ‘I meant what I said and I said what I meant.’, source : ‘Dr. Seuss’, citation : ‘dont know’, year : ‘1990’ } quoteTwo = { quote : ‘Truth is everybody is going to hurt you: you just gotta find the ones worth suffering for.’, source : … Read more
I think the easiest way would be to use something like: css: .progress { position:relative; width: 100px; height: 100px; } .progressUnder { position: absolute; width: 100%; height: 100%; background-image: url(‘backgroundUnder.jpg’); } .progressOver { position: absolute; width: 100%; height: 0%; background-image: url(‘backgroundOver.jpg’); } .progressPercent { position:absolute; top: 40px; width: 100%; text-align: center; } and html: <div … Read more
The problem is that you’ve declared sum inside your function, but then this code hidden away at the bottom of your fiddle tries to use it **outside* the function (It has nothing to do with loops; in fact, I don’t see any loops in your code): <script>document.getElementById(“total”).innerHTML=sum</script> That fails because there is no global sum … Read more