There are a couple of decent methodologies you can employ. Generally to enable content to be seen by non js users, it should all be set to be shown in the css, and only hidden when js is enabled. This means all of the content can be read and indexed (this is also good practice … Read more
The issue is that your FileName has single slashes in it. JS will interpret those slashes as escape characters. The simplest solution is to replace your single slashes with double slashes: _mainWindow.Browser.ExecuteScriptAsync( “document.getElementById(‘location’).value=” + ‘\” + openFileDialog.FileName.Replace(@”\”, @”\\”) + ‘\”); solved Path separators are missing
Note you read the values of “jobValue” and “twoPeople” just once when the site is loading. Here is a possible solution: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <title>Lets See</title> <link href=”https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Josefin+Sans” rel=”stylesheet”> <style> h1 { font-family: cursive; } button { font-family: josefin sans; font-size: 30px; border-radius: 10px; background-color: red; color: white; } input { font-family: josefin sans; font-size: … Read more
yes, you can have a nodejs server that takes an input from a GET or a POST call and returns the result of the computation. It doesn’t matter really if it’s JavaScript, PHP or whatever other language running on the server. From the client perspective there is no way to actually see the source code … Read more
You could check for ‘Hi’ at index 0. var text = “Hi I am Anonymous”; if (text.indexOf(“Hi”) === 0) { document.getElementById(“test”).innerHTML = “Hey Anonymous”; } <p id=”test”></p> 0 solved Check for the value Of a var and reply If it includes the character “Hi” [closed]
$htmlContent = file_get_contents(‘http://www.last.fm/fr/music/‘.$artist.’/+images’); // We’ll add all the images in this array $images = array(); // Instantiate a new object of class DOMDocument $doc = new DOMDocument(); // Load the HTML doc into the object libxml_use_internal_errors(true); $doc->loadHTML($htmlContent); libxml_use_internal_errors(false); // Get all the IMG tags in the document $elements = $doc->getElementsByTagName(‘img’); // If we get at … Read more
I’m getting the error in accessing angular datatable angular.js:13550Error: [$injector:unpr] . I have provided the controller below: solved I’m getting the error in accessing angular datatable angular.js:13550Error: [$injector:unpr] . I have provided the controller below:
It is fine to access $scope in that function. .controller(“myCtryl”, function($scope, $http) { $scope.functionA = function(){ $scope.data = “some data”; } $scope.functionB = function(){ $scope.data //this id valid } } solved Accessing $scope variable from another method in the same controller Angularjs
this works as below : <script type=”text/java-script”> //javascript code goes here </script> this only tell the compiler o the browser or whatever that the code or script in between the scripts tag is a javascript. solved Meaning please
Should Try this “YourText”.replace(/ABCDEFG/g,’XYZ’); 0 solved Replace text in a string using jQuery
Shouldn’t this if(command == ‘help()’) { be if(codePrompt == ‘help()’) { 0 solved print a for-loop in the console log inside an if-statement [closed]
JavaScript (and hence TypeScript) uses lexical scope, meaning you cannot create an Array in an inner function and access it from outside. What you can do: Create the array in the outer function (getRessource) and return it from there. async getRessource(id) { var ref = … elided … const returnArray = []; // define it … Read more
<template> <button :class=”{ active: clicked }” :onclick=”clicked = true”> {{ clicked ? ‘Thanks!’ : ‘Click me!’ }} </button> </template> <script setup> import {ref} from ‘vue’ const clicked = ref(false) </script> solved Need to convert js to vuejs [closed]
You can use /specialPrefix:\s*(\[.*?\])/ let inputs = [“any string before specialPrefix: [‘content1’, ‘content2’] and any other text after”,”any string before specialPrefix:[‘content1’, ‘content2’] and any other text after”,”any string before specialPrefix: ‘content1’, ‘content2’ and any other text after”]; var result = inputs.map(str => (/specialPrefix:\s*(\[.*?\])/.exec(str) || [])[1]); console.log(result); solved Javascript string.match with specific prefix and text after … Read more
So many bugs. Did you bother to run it? Most of the issues showed up in the JavaScript console or here on stackoverflow in the snippet editor when run Issues: No need for script tags on stackoveflow (though you need them outside stack overflow) It’s init not inti It’s document.createElement not createElement songname not “songname” … Read more