You can try using ghost inspector https://ghostinspector.com/ I think this can handle your requirement it has option to build tests with google chrome plugin with which you can do the steps once and then it can repeat the same automatically and has several more features solved How do I test the front-end on a series … Read more
You can inspect inline scripts in the source tab in the same way. Simply navigate to the html file and you can view the source and place breakpoints as usual. For example, see the inline source script used to make this exploding canvas video! http://i.stack.imgur.com/3UyTG.jpg 2 solved inspecting jquery in chrome [closed]
This proposal features Array#forEach with an object for the month group. The object is created without any prototypes or properties, it is really an empty. This could be necessary if a hash has a value of a property of a not empty object. var array = [{ month: ‘Jan’, cat: ‘A’, val: 20 }, { … Read more
$(this) returns a jQuery object, so it doesn’t make sense to ask how to implement this outside of jQuery. What you can implement is the addClass function, which you can easily do using DOM: this.className += “animated doneAnimated” + (pageLoaded ? ” fadeInUp” : “”)); That way you use vanilla javascript to alter classes. However, … Read more
As a general rule, if the code runs on a remote machine it can be manipulated so they can execute it anyway. You can make this more difficult through code obfuscation or by implementing some sort of DRM, but I would suggest that this will largely be more trouble than it’s worth (since it just … Read more
As I explained you in your other questions, JavaScript is never automatically being executed when using AJAX requests (like dojo/request/xhr) out of security matters. If you want to execute JavaScript code that’s dynamically loaded, you will have to use the eval() function to parse it. However, I also told you already that the Dojo toolkit … Read more
It’s getElementsByName note the s, document.getElementByName is not defined. That would get you a nodeList, so function cleaning() { var elem = document.getElementsByName(“fitas”)[0]; elem.value = elem.value.replace(/^.+?(<url=[^>]+>).+$/, ‘$1′); } Also, the way you’re typing the script tag was popupar in the nineties, these days it’s all lowercase, and you don’t need a language attribute, and in … Read more
What you want to do is not possible in Javascript. If you want to have the content in the source for SEO purposes, you need to render it server side. So if the site is built on PHP and Javascript, build it in PHP. You can do it in Javascript if you have server side … Read more
Like the following: var unformatted=”1234567891234″ var groups=/^(\d{3})(\d{5})(\d{3})(\d{2}$)/.exec(unformatted) var formatted=groups[1]+”-“+groups[2]+”-“+groups[3]+”-“+groups[4] console.log(formatted) solved Number formatting using javascript [closed]
Matcher matcher = Pattern.compile(“c”).matcher(“abcde”); System.out.println(matcher.find()?matcher.start():-1); Matcher matcher2 = Pattern.compile(“[^\\d]”).matcher(“123bed567”); System.out.println(matcher2.find()); Matcher matcher3 = Pattern.compile(“\\d”).matcher(“asdgh”); System.out.println(matcher3.find()?matcher3.group():null); 2 solved Regex from javascript to java
The following function takes a string representing a time and an integer denoting the number of hours you want to add to that time. You can optionally pass an integer number of minutes as well. The result is a string formatted as ‘h:mm xm’. function addTimeToString(timeString, addHours, addMinutes) { // The third argument is optional. … Read more
Actually, this is possible by adding your own logic as @ADyson mentioned above in comments. HTML Well, I have added id and date as an attribute to external events something like this: <div class=”fc-event” id=’1′ date=”2018-10-13″>My Event 1</div> <div class=”fc-event” id=’2′ date=”2018-10-09″>My Event 2</div> <div class=”fc-event” id=’3′ date=”2018-10-14″>My Event 3</div> <div class=”fc-event” id=’4′ date=”2018-10-04″>My Event … Read more
It appears that you misunderstand how setTimeout() works. This tool called Loupe by Philip Roberts may help you understand. I’ve taken your code placed it into the tool which will allow you to visualise what is actually happening – link to Loupe When you use setTimeout, that function provided as the first parameter is delayed … Read more
I don’t know if I can properly answer to your question. Here is the following code, written in Angular.JS Script.js var myApp = angular.module(“myModule”,[]) myApp.controller(“myController”,function($scope){ $scope.cartype=””; $scope.caryear=””; $scope.carcolor=””; $scope.carvalue=””; }); demo.html <html ng-app=”myModule”> <head> <title>welcome</title> <script src=”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54476714/./angular.min.js”></script> <script src=”./script.js”></script> </head> <!– ng-app is an directive which autobootstraps angularjs application its a starting point of angularjs … Read more
HTML DOM element properties are always strings. You need to convert them to numbers in your usage. parseInt(form.resistance.value); parseFloat(form.resistance.value); +form.resistance.value; (Any of the three will work; I prefer the first two (use parseInt unless you’re looking for a float).) solved JavaScript function to add two numbers is not working right