[Solved] What’s the difference between following two scripts written in JavaScript? [closed]

Instead of submit, try using input type button… <input type=”button” class=”btn btn-primary” name=”submit” id=”submit” value=”Back” onclick=”javascript:window.location=”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23087236/login.php”” /> solved What’s the difference between following two scripts written in JavaScript? [closed]

[Solved] how to echo an onlick function in php [closed]

Try this foreach($people as $row){ echo “<form action=”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23799703/.base_url().”some_controller/hideSingleApp_idx method=post>”; echo “<td>”.$row->description.”</td>”; echo “<td><input type=image src=”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23799703/.base_url().”hidebutton_white.png height=17 width=17 onclick=’return confirm(\”You sure nigga?\”)’/><br></td></form>”; 1 solved how to echo an onlick function in php [closed]

[Solved] I have been stuck on this homework: [closed]

Here’s one way to do it – using nested functions: (function(){ (function(){ return arguments[1]<11?arguments.callee( arguments[0],arguments[1]+1,arguments[2]+’ ‘+ (arguments[1]+arguments[0]*10)):console.log(arguments[2]); }(arguments[0],1,”)); return arguments[0]<9?arguments.callee(arguments[0]+1):0; }(0)); See demo on jsbin. It will give you extra points for using closures, recursion, immediately invoked function expressions, and not using global variables – thus not polluting the namespace. If you carefully follow the … Read more

[Solved] How to animate scroll down and up the webpage using jquery [duplicate]

If I understand correctly, this is what you’re looking for: $(document).ready(function() { $(‘ul.navigation’).on(‘click’, ‘a’, function(e) { e.preventDefault(); $(‘html, body’).animate({ scrollTop: $( $.attr(this, ‘href’) ).offset().top }, 500); }); }); 7 solved How to animate scroll down and up the webpage using jquery [duplicate]

[Solved] Javascript : Sum into array

Here is an object version. This is not really what you’re after, but along the same lines and honestly, a bit neater as it’s a data structure. var myArray = [ “Apple: 10”, “Apple: 3”, “Banana: 3”, “Pear: 7”, “Pineapple: 7” ]; var newArray = {}; myArray.forEach(function(val) { var item = val.split(“:”); var key = … Read more

[Solved] if display is block change it to none with javascript

try this, document.querySelector(“button”).addEventListener(“click”, changeDiv); function changeDiv(){ var element = document.getElementById(“element1″); element.style.display = (element.style.display == ‘none’) ? ‘block’ : ‘none’; } #element1{display:block} <div id=”element1”>Sample</div> <button>Click here</button> 2 solved if display is block change it to none with javascript

[Solved] $.ajax, $.post or $.get won’t function, cannot use the response [duplicate]

One of the most common misconceptions of beginner programmers about Javascript and AJAX is to treat the AJAX request as a “normal” function, doing variable assignments or expecting to use immediately the AJAX response in their code. That’s not how it works though; let’s try to understand how a correct implementation works. AJAX stands for … Read more

[Solved] How to write a function that takes an argument and adds it to an array? [closed]

You have a few things wrong: listPhotos.push should be this.listPhotos.push You should be pushing the variable x and not the string x When logging you want this.listPhotos and not x.listPhotos function Album() { this.listPhotos = [“bee”, “ladybug”, “caterpillar”, “ant”]; this.addPhoto = function(x) { this.listPhotos.push(x); console.log(this.listPhotos); } } let a = new Album() a.addPhoto(‘123’) solved How … Read more