It strikes me that this question is a lot trickier than it looked. My immediate thought when reading Zee Tee’s comment that he had written x=+y instead of x+=y was that he (she?) needs better debugging tools. But guess what. I played around with this little test: /*global console*/ var obj = {“name”:”Zee Tee”, “id”: … Read more
The simple scenario you outline above is about how it usually works. <input type=”password”> is by default sent to the server in plain text, which is why login pages should use HTTPS to encrypt that communication. JavaScript has nothing to do with this. solved How are websites requiring authentication made? [closed]
In javascript there are 2 type of arrays: standard arrays and associative arrays [ ] – standard array – 0 based integer indexes only { } – associative array – javascript objects where keys can be any strings So when you define: var arr = [ 0, 1, 2, 3 ]; you are defining a … Read more
Sort an mapped array based on value. Find the index of value based on the index from sorted array. var obj = [{ index: 1, value: 20 }, { index: 2, value: 40 }, { index: 3, value: 10 }, { index: 4, value: 50 }]; var sortedArr = obj.map(function(el) { return el.value; }).sort(function(a, b) … Read more
EDIT:- Full jQuery solution <iframe id=”settings-iframe” name=”settings-iframe”></iframe> $(document).ready(function() { $(‘iframe#settings-iframe’).on(‘load’, function() { // var location = this.contentWindow.location.href; var location = this.contentWindow.location.href.substr(this.contentWindow.location.href.lastIndexOf(“https://stackoverflow.com/”)+1); console.log(‘location : ‘, location); switch (location) { case “https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44771951/iframe-home.php”: console.log(location); activateHome(); break; case “changepassword.php”: console.log(location); activatePassword(); break; case “update.php”: console.log(location); activateName(); break; } }); }); OLD: Try this :- var $location = this.contentWindow.location 6 … Read more
You can use the following code If(key is correct){ const messageBoxOptions = { type: “question”, title: “Enter valid key”, message: “License key is wrong” }; dialog.showMessageBox(messageBoxOptions) } else { const remote = require(‘electron’).remote; const BrowserWindow = remote.BrowserWindow; const win = new BrowserWindow({ height: 600, width: 800 }); win.loadURL(‘<url>’); } 1 solved How to make if … Read more
According the the Yahoo API over at https://developer.yahoo.com/weather/documentation.html#json-example, you don’t. You are supposed to use your own icons based on the text value inside forecasts. ex: { “forecasts”:[ { “day”:”Tue”, “date”:1546934400, “low”:52, “high”:61, “text”:”Rain”, // Take this value, and use your own image based on it. “code”:12 } ] } 4 solved How can I … Read more
Please check the following snippet: const s=”marks_old_100″; // remove any number console.log(s.replace(/_[0-9]+$/, ”)); // remove three digit number console.log(s.replace(/_[0-9]{3}$/, ”)); // remove _100, _150, _num console.log(s.replace(/_(100|150|num)$/, ”)); solved Remove “_100” or “_150” or “_num” alone from the end of string [duplicate]
Here’s a simple solution using substrings: var number = “+91-84040355236545”; var lastTenDigitsNumber = number.substr(number.length – 10); console.log(lastTenDigitsNumber); A simpler solution is using slice: var number = “+91-84040355236545”; console.log(number.slice(-10)); Another solution using a function and RegEX: function extractTenDigits(number) { var rx = /(\d{10}$)/g; var arr = rx.exec(number); return arr[1]; } var number = “+91-84040355236545”; console.log(extractTenDigits(number)); I … Read more
Since playerSelections and colorSequence are arrays, your the condition gameObject.playerSelections === gameObject.colorSequence tests that the array references are equal, not the contents of the arrays. You need to check that each element of the array is equal: How to check identical array in most efficient way? 1 solved Javascript program is not recognizing an if … Read more
Use .innerHTML to replace elements within a DOM object. function ReplaceText(){ document.getElementById(“mytext”).innerHTML = “My new text”; } <html> <head> </head> <body> <div id=”mytext”> My text </div> <button id=”replace” onclick=”ReplaceText()”> Replace Text </button> </body> </html> solved Buttons in HTML/Javascript [closed]
Here’s how to do this without using jQuery: <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”UTF-8″?> <svg viewBox=”0 0 480 360″ xmlns=”http://www.w3.org/2000/svg” xmlns:xlink=”http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink”> <title>Animates a path</title> <path id=”arc” d=”M0 0″/> <script> var circle = document.getElementById(“arc”), startangle = -90, angle = startangle, radius = 100, cx = 240, cy = 180, increment = 5; // make this negative to animate counter-clockwise … Read more
If you are going to scrape / datamine someone’s site, here are some considerations: Get permission from the site’s owner! If you do not, you will piss off the owner and get blacklisted in the best case, or be served with a lawsuit in the worst case. Find out if the site exposes an api. … Read more
The code is working when I test it. One possible reasons why it would fail is that you have some other code that is replacing the load event that you set, for example by setting the onload attribute in the body tag. Replacing the entire body content might conflict with other code that is manipulating … Read more
this works but will be blocked by popup blockers <a class=”double-web-pages”>open two websites</a> <script> document.querySelector(“a.double-web-pages”).addEventListener(“click”,function(){ window.open(“https://www.storewebsite.com”); window.open(“https://www.postswebsite.com”); }) </script> and this one will open one new tab with store page and replace the current page with posts page <a href=”https://www.postswebsite.com” class=”double-web-pages”>open two websites</a> <script> document.querySelector(“a.double-web-pages”).addEventListener(“click”,function(){ window.open(“https://www.storewebsite.com”); }); </script> 0 solved Open two URLs at once … Read more