You can for example use an already animated looped gif of an animal walking. Then you can just change the position of the gif with JS. var elem = document.getElementById(“animal”); var pos = 0; var id = setInterval(frame, 75); function frame() { if (pos >= 100) { pos = -10; } else { pos=pos+0.25; elem.style.left … Read more
No. Neither iOS nor Android provide an API that gives access to the device’s Do Not Disturb settings to JavaScript running in a webpage. 0 solved Is it to possible turn on do not disturb in javascript
Try this, Its running var database = [{username: “Sean”, password: 1995}]; var newsFeed = [{username: “Tanya”, timeline: “She says it very cool”}, {username: “Misha”, timeline: “Misha is working at sphere of railways”}]; var askUsernameByPrompt = prompt(“What is your username”); var askPasswordByPrompt = prompt(“What is your password”); function signIn(user, pass){ if(user === database[0].username && pass === … Read more
The issue with your code is that when you set the onclick property of all your cells, you actually calling the function, thus running the code within it. You don’t want this to happen as you only want it to do this when you click on a cell. So what you can do is wrap … Read more
action.postId returns an object, not a string: console.log(action.postId) > { postId: ‘BAcyDyQwcXX’ } As-is, you either need to use action.postId.postId to get the key, or unwrap action.postId so it contains the string, not object. console.log(state[action.postId.postId]); > Array(4) action.postId = ‘BAcyDyQwcXX’; console.log(state[action.postId]); > Array(4) solved Undefined but in array [closed]
You must divide by lenght-1 and takes the value from line number 1. Thats why you must substract 1 from length and add 1 to position for (var i = 1; i<mo.rows.length;i++) { mo.rows[i].cells[1].innerText=na.rows[i % (na.rows.length-1)+1].cell[0].innerText } 1 solved Without the first line table
You are using the angular version 2.0 you should replace with 1.x <script src=”https://code.angularjs.org/1.5.8/angular.js”></script> DEMO 4 solved AngularJS not loading on Plunker [closed]
The main problem with your code is that the expression n / loop is different in each iteration. You might have intended that this expression was constant, in which case the logic would have been more reasonable. Use a separate variable that starts with the value of n and then is the subject of the … Read more
The only way to style different parts of the text in different ways is to wrap them all in their own elements and give them separate class names. e.g. <p class=”movie”> <span class=”movieName”>Godzilla</span> <span class=”movieYear”>2014</span> <span class=”movieGenre”>Fantasy|Action|Sci-fi</span> <span class=”movieRunningTime”>2h 3min</span> </p> You can then experiment with the css to get it how you want. You … Read more
@Amy is correct, that is not in fact valid javascript. Arrays do not have keys. So your example [ 0:{ columnNameProperty: “Name”, columnValueProperty: “Nancy”, id: “123” }, 1:{ columnNameProperty: “Name”, columnValueProperty: “Jene”, id: “124” } ] really looks like this [ { columnNameProperty: “Name”, columnValueProperty: “Nancy”, id: “123” }, { columnNameProperty: “Name”, columnValueProperty: “Jene”, id: … Read more
Looks like you need to remove both of these lines: <a href=”https://www.acadoo.de/de-ghostwriter-bachelorarbeit.html”>Ghostwriter Bachelorarbeit</a> <script type=”text/javascript” src=”https://embedmaps.com/google-maps-authorization/script.js?id=274228f8880db3e0b587b128af8f2a5a49d26d62″></script> working code snippet: <script src=”https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?v=3.exp&key=AIzaSyDvV9lr4YTbExSlhYI2e26aTEaoY2peUwE”></script> <div style=”overflow:hidden;height:280px;width:1382px;”> <div id=’gmap_canvas’ style=”height:280px;width:1382px;”></div> <style> #gmap_canvas img { max-width: none!important; background: none!important } </style> </div> <script type=”text/javascript”> function init_map() { var myOptions = { zoom: 14, center: new google.maps.LatLng(47.4464864, 9.526921600000037), mapTypeId: google.maps.MapTypeId.HYBRID }; … Read more
You need to check existence of value in array using .indexOf(). If value doesn’t exist in array, insert it using .push(). About WinProbability, if exist, increase value of it. var json = [ {“ID”:1,”Nominee”:”12 Years a Slave”,”WinProbability”:0.00,”WinType”:”Win”}, {“ID”:2,”Nominee”:”12 Years a Slave”,”WinProbability”:2.81,”WinType”:”Win”}, {“ID”:3,”Nominee”:”12 Years a Slave”,”WinProbability”:0.66,”WinType”:”Nominated”}, {“ID”:1,”Nominee”:”American Hustle”,”WinProbability”:1.62,”WinType”:”Nominated”}, {“ID”:2,”Nominee”:”American Hustle”,”WinProbability”:0.85,”WinType”:”Win”}, {“ID”:3,”Nominee”:”American Hustle”,”WinProbability”:0.07,”WinType”:”Win”}, {“ID”:1,”Nominee”:”Captain Phillips”,”WinProbability”:2.70,”WinType”:”Nominated”}, {“ID”:2,”Nominee”:”Captain Phillips”,”WinProbability”:0.00,”WinType”:”Win”}, … Read more
You can use Array.filter to achieve that. var arr = [{ type: “parent”, Level: “1-1”, },{ type: “parent”, Level: “1-2”, },{ type: “child”, Level: “1-2-1”, },{ type: “child”, Level: “1-2-2”, },{ type: “child”, Level: “1-2-3”, },{ type: “child”, Level: “1-4-3”, },{ type: “parent”, Level: “1-3”, } ]; var nodetoberemoved = “1-2”; var result = arr.filter(function(elem){ … Read more
var sales = [ { order_id: 138, price: 25, }, { order_id: 138, price: 30, }, { order_id: 139, price: 15, }, { order_id: 131, price: 25, }, ]; var buf = {} sales.map(obj => { if(buf[obj.order_id]) { buf[obj.order_id].price += obj.price } else { buf[obj.order_id] = obj } }) var result = Object.values(buf) console.log(result) 1 … Read more
How to do that? I mean attack another browser tab and get its document. You can’t. The Same Origin Policy exists! That quote describes what could happen if it didn’t. solved What happens without same-origin-policy?