[ad_1] It is really up to you if you want to execute your function after load the whole page you can do it. if you use jquery u can create this block which will execute ur function just after your page load. $(document).ready(function(){ // code will goes here }); 1 [ad_2] solved Loading of scripts
[ad_1] try this: const reg = /([0-9.]+)(?![0-9.])|([a-z]+)(?![a-z])/gi console.log(“30000kg , 400lbs”.match(reg)); // –> [ “30000”, “kg”, “400”, “lbs” ] console.log(“30,000kg , 400lbs”.match(reg)); // –> [ “30”, “000”, “kg”, “400”, “lbs” ] console.log(“30.000kg,400lbs”.match(reg)); // –> [ “30.000”, “kg”, “400”, “lbs” ] console.log(“30.000KG.400LBS”.match(reg)); // –> [ “30.000”, “KG”, “.400”, “LBS” ] alternatively, if you want to trim the … Read more
[ad_1] Skeleton screens with progressive loading https://css-tricks.com/building-skeleton-screens-css-custom-properties/ https://ant.design/components/skeleton/ [ad_2] solved What’s this loading effect named? [closed]
[ad_1] You need to capture the click event of your button and then check whether the checkbox is clicked or not. If not, you can send the alert and return false (be sure to do this otherwise the form will be submitted anyway). $(‘#reset’).click(function () { if (!$(‘#confirm’).is(‘:checked’)) { alert(‘not checked’); return false; } }); … Read more
[ad_1] Use a JSON library for Java. Then serialize your ArrayList to JSON: ArrayList wordslist = new ArrayList(); wordslist.add(“Hello”); wordslist.add(“again”); String json = (new JSONArray(wordslist)).toString(); Echo the JSON text at the appropriate place in your JavaScript code. E.g. $(document).ready(function(){ var arr = <%= json %>; $.each( arr, function(i, l){ alert( “Index #” + i + … Read more
[ad_1] Solved. The issue was buildRates() not being a proper promises, oops! 2 [ad_2] solved Javascript await object property to be set
[ad_1] To communicate between javascript (which runs on the client machine’s browser) and PHP (which runs on your server) you need to use ajax. Since you are already using jQuery, I suggest using their abstraction method $.ajax(). It would look something like this: // post value of #progressbar id to my php page $.ajax({ url: … Read more
[ad_1] Well if you want just the total output at the end then you need to log total to the console after the loop. Based on my understanding of what you want to do I think something like the following is all that’s needed… function hello() { var arr = []; for (var i = … Read more
[ad_1] The click function is running each time but with the same reference to random. Random is evaluated once on the first execute of your script this is then used within your closure not re-evaluated. (literally tons of articles relating to closures to that you can read up on if you need to – here … Read more
[ad_1] myPlayer.play() expects an integer value, but when you read from the cookie you get a string. So to fix your problem, just pass the value through parseInt(), like this: myPlayer.play(parseInt(playnow)); You will notice that on page reload, the proper track will be selected in the playlist as it starts playing, and it will continue … Read more
[ad_1] I presume your full code looks something like: $(‘#table1 .set2′).each(function (idx) { total += parseInt($(this).html(),10); }); What you’ll need to do is use the mod operator like so: $(‘#table1 .set2’).each(function (idx) { if ((idx + 1) % 5 === 0 && idx !== 19)) { total += parseInt($(this).html(),10); } }); Every 5th value apart … Read more
[ad_1] Put the break inside the loop var words = [ “javascript”, “monkey”, “amazing”, “pancake” ]; var word = words[Math.floor(Math.random() * words.length)]; var answerArray = []; for (var i = 0; i < word.length; i++) { answerArray[i] = “_”; } var remainingLetters = word.length; while (remainingLetters > 0) { alert(answerArray.join(” “)); var guess = prompt(“Guess … Read more
[ad_1] As figured out in comments you were messing up Postman with developer tools of browser. While Postman is great to debug and test REST APIs, it can’t be used to inspect single page applications (SPA) running in browser window. Postman is it’s own application and does not interfere with your ember.js web application which … Read more
[ad_1] Try using http://mootools.net/, it is a nice library Example: http://mootools.net/demos/?demo=Drag.Scroll 1 [ad_2] solved Mouse button pressing on div and move the mouse changes the scroll position [closed]
[ad_1] You’re overwriting templateArray in each iteration. Try .map() instead of each(): var templateArray = $.map(Basepath.Templates, function(tpl, i){ return { title: tpl.Template.name, src: ‘view/’+tpl.Template.id, description: tpl.Template.name }; }); console.log(templateArray); // now is only one array, containing template objects; 3 [ad_2] solved jQuery return all Array [closed]