Parallax scrolling for the scroll effects. The jQuery library of javascript and of course using HTML / CSS for styling and structuring your pages. This is where you can start off. solved Website technologies [closed]
HTML Markup <select id=”dropdown”> <option>First</option> <option>Second</option> <option>Third</option> </select> <textarea id=”textarea”> </textarea> Javascript document.getElementById(‘dropdown’) .addEventListener(‘change’, function () { console.log(this.value); document.getElementById(‘textarea’).innerHTML += this.value; }, false); Working fiddle here. Hope this helps. Answer 2: After you updated your question, var list1 = document.createElement(“select”); for(var u=0; u<=20; u++) { var w= document.createElement(“option”); var e = document.createTextNode(u); w.appendChild(e); list1 .appendChild(w); … Read more
var result = string.trim().split(“, “).map(el=>el.split(“|”).map(n=>+n)) this splits the string into an array of these groups ( yet as string ) “1|2, 3|4” => [“1|2″,”3|4”] then maps this array to a new array containing the strings splitted and converted to numbers: => [[1,2],[3,4]] 2 solved Convert string into several integer arrays [duplicate]
<script src=”https://stackoverflow.com/js/count-down/timecircles.js” type=”text/javascript”></script> <link href=”http://stackoverflow.com/js/count-down/timecircles.css” type=”text/css”/> Stick this in the head of your HTML. 7 solved Add JS Script to this HTML
Use the string.prototype.match method: var str = “/Date(1396505647431)/”; str.match(/Date\(\d+\)/)[0] gives “Date(1396505647431)” var time = new Date(+str.match(/\d+/)[0]) gives Thu Apr 03 2014 11:44:07 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time) time.toLocaleTimeString() gives “11:44:07 AM” DEMO solved How to extract a string from a line of characters? [closed]
Your code… $(“#content”).load(“content.html #about”); is like the example in the “Script Execution” section of the .load() documentation. When calling .load() using a URL without a suffixed selector expression, the content is passed to .html() prior to scripts being removed. This executes the script blocks before they are discarded. If .load() is called with a selector … Read more
.toLocaleDateString() returns a string formatted according to the user’s locale, meaning the format will match whatever is set on the user’s machine. For me, that’s 06/01/2016 but for an American it might be 01/06/2016 (because they’re weird like that). You should define your own format if you want a fixed one: function pad(n) {return (n<10 … Read more
Create a DOM element and set it’s innerHTML to the HTML string you have, then you can parse it’s HTML component. var _html=”<html><body><p>1. Heat the butter<br/>2. Add the onions<br/></p></body></html>”; var el = document.createElement(‘html’); el.innerHTML = _html; var _el = el.getElementsByTagName(‘p’); alert(_el[0].innerHTML); solved How to get the details from an HTML
If you have an input field like <input type=”text” id=”someid”> Then you can use if ($(“#someid”).val().indexOf(“franky”) != -1) { alert(“your input contains the name franky”); } 1 solved If input box have given string then do this? [closed]
var pages = [“page1.php”,”page2.php”,”folder/page3.php”] var requests = []; function multipleAjax(string) { /*where string is “?value=somevalue&bool=true” or something*/ for (i=0; i<pages.length;i++) { requests[i] = getXMLHttpRequest(); if (requests[i] != null) { requests[i].open(“Post”, “https://stackoverflow.com/” + pages[i] + string); requests[i].onreadystatechange = function () { if (requests[i].readyState == 4) { /*code to handle responseText returned*/ }; }; }; requests[i].send(); }; … Read more
This could be a browser problem. It could be a code problem. It could be a server problem. Have you tried using something like Firebug to watch what happens when you yourself take the test? Have you also tried using Firebug Lite – Firebug plugins available for other browsers, which include some-but-not-all Firebug functionality? In … Read more
an update, I had a bug where it was reading from both a global variable and the passed variable, it works where either you pass or use a global variable, just not both, hence why I got undefined errors. the following is just a solution using the global variable, but I currently simply deleted the … Read more
You have an spelling-error in your code: querySelecotr should be querySelector. You can also use getElementById to get an element by its id-property. Both versions work in the browsers i tested (Firefox, Chrome, Safari). If you use preventDefault(), the checked-state will be restored after the event-handler is completed. So any change inside that event-handler will … Read more
First of all, your question is unclear. What have you tried? What are you trying to achieve? Here are a simple example is to get you started. Just get the value of each field, and combine the value into a string. function combineText() { var position = document.getElementById(‘position’).value; var startDate = document.getElementById(‘startDate’).value; var endDate = … Read more
Manipulating data is done by server, You need to install npm in your computer. solved Generate File Using Javascript [closed]