Applications which runs on the end-users machines should never-ever have direct database access. Create a REST API with PHP (if you already using it) which handles the database operations and invoke it with JavaScript (this is the short explanation of AJAX). solved INSERT into MySQL database with JavaScript but without Node.js [closed]
create a string variable and append the html to it and do document.write for that variable. var output = “”; for (var i = 0; i < 11; i++) { output += “<tr><td>” + i + “</td>”; output += “<td>” + Classmates[i] + “,” + Emails[i] + “</td></tr>”; } document.write(output); 0 solved I want to … Read more
You’re missing a closing brace to close this else block… else { _gaq.push([‘_trackEvent’, ‘Modals’, ‘skipped’, $(this).attr(‘name’)]); }); This is how it should be… else { _gaq.push([‘_trackEvent’, ‘Modals’, ‘skipped’, $(this).attr(‘name’)]); } }); solved Javascript error message ‘Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token (‘ [closed]
Try this: ([a-zA-Z0-9.-]+(?:@| AT | \(AT\) |_AT_)[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+.[a-zA-Z0-9._-]+) 10 solved Regular Expressions for JavaScript not normal emails [closed]
Fix the toggleClass call, you only need the class name, not the selector: toggleClass(‘over’) instead of toggleClass(‘p.over’). Then, you have two opening script tags: <script type=”text/javascript” language=”javascript”> <script> Remove the first one. Next, you’re binding an event listener to an element that’s not in the DOM yet at the time the script executes. Simple fix: … Read more
Server-side-generated JavaScript would be an appropriate description. It even shows up on Google autocomplete, and there are many results. I am not a fan of this pattern. I find that it is better to keep JavaScript on the view-side completely and just inject the values you need via an init method of some sort. 1 … Read more
In modern browsers (and IE8), you can use document.querySelector to use any CSS selector to find an element. In your case, for instance, you could use var x = document.querySelector(‘[action=”form_action.asp”]’); …to look it up by the value of its action attribute. The rest of your function doesn’t change. querySelector finds the first matching element. If … Read more
You could use a negated class like: [^A-Za-z0-9\s] Btw, you also can shorten it to: [^A-Za-z\d\s] And.. if you don’t mind to preserve underscores your could use: [^\w\s] The idea of the negated class is to not match the characters in it. For this regex: [^A-Za-z0-9\s] it means: ^ —> not match the following A-Za-z … Read more
You have some weird hidden characters in that line of HTML. specifically, before the closing ” of the onclick and after the opening ” of the style. You can fine them if you move through the line of HTML with the right arrow key. Here is your HTML pasted into a simple word processor: <a … Read more
You can not use direct $.csv after run getScript function. because maybe it take some time to load js but console.log statement run after getScript statment run . so you have to try this .. $.getScript(“../js/jquery-csv.js”,function(){ console.log($.csv); }); 2 solved $.csv undefined even after importing jquery-csv
In line number 7 you have done a mistake change //para.innerHTMl para.value Why because you are trying to access the textarea element which is having a attribute value not innerHTML to get the data. You can use innerHTML for ‘div’,’p’ tags etc. 1 solved click function not working on class
If you need to access your json object “userData”, you’ll want to add the following in your click function: var country = userData[‘country’]; var region = userData[‘region’]; and so on. You could send the whole object without separation if you plan on sending it via AJAX. Below is an example of this: $(function() { var … Read more
Once possible solution is the following: ” Hi @raju how do you do? “.replace(/\s+|[@\?]/g,’-‘) .replace(/–+/g,’-‘) .replace(/^[\s-]+|[\s-]+$/g,”) >> output: “Hi-raju-how-do-you-do” You can add any other ‘special’ chars to the [] in the first replace. 1 solved Regular Expressions:JavaScript
There are a few elements you need to be aware of when writing a simple form in HTML; The <form> Tag This is where you describe what you want the form to do and where to send it. I won’t go through all the options here, but when you want the user to submit details … Read more
My first piece of advice would be to open up the main.js cookie clicker file and poke around in there. Find the Game.ClickCookie method and find where he updates particles. He uses a click event to create the particle. Every tick of game time (done using setTimeout) he updates any particles. In this case, he … Read more