[Solved] Buttons must be pressed in a specific order to send the form – jquery

you can do something like this: foreach click on an answer button disabele the current button update the input value..and once the user clicks all answers button check if the combination is correct, if it is the case redirect your page. $(function () { var correct_order=”321″; var clicks=0; var max_clicks=$(‘.answer’).length; $(‘.answer’).click(function(e) { clicks++; $(‘#text1’).val($(‘#text1’).val()+$(this).data(‘info’)); $(this).attr(“disabled”, … Read more

[Solved] Prevent jQuery from Scrolling on Fixed Nav [duplicate]

$(‘.search-button’).on(‘click’, function(e){ e.preventDefault(); //If this method is called, the default action of the event will not be triggered. $(this).hide(); $(‘.search-field’).animate({‘width’:’toggle’}); }); pass the event e as argument and cancel the default behaviour that will work 1 solved Prevent jQuery from Scrolling on Fixed Nav [duplicate]

[Solved] Contain word from whole string in javascript [closed]

//Function CheckForWords accepts the text value //Splits text value on whitespace, iterates each word, //Checks if each word is found in text, if not returns false function CheckForWords(text){ const words = text.split(‘ ‘); for(let x = 0; x < words.length; x++){ if(text.toLowerCase().indexOf(words[x].toLowerCase()) === -1){ return false; } } return true; } 0 solved Contain word … Read more

[Solved] how to replace the value by comparing two json and to update in the created table

First, you will have to write a function that will iterate the subjectDetails array and find the subject name based on a label. let subjectDetails = [{ “subjectLabels”: { “eng”: “english”, “sci”: “environment science”, “soc”: “History & Geo” } }] const getSubjectName = (label) => { let name = label; subjectDetails.forEach(details => { if(details.subjectLabels.hasOwnProperty(label)){ name … Read more

[Solved] Turn json object value become a key and value in javascript [closed]

You can use Object.fromEntries(): const obj = [ { “configSlug”: “receiptStoreName”, “configContent”: “The Store Name” }, { “configSlug”: “receiptStoreAddress”, “configContent”: “Cattle Street” }, { “configSlug”: “receiptStorePhone”, “configContent”: “01 123234” }, { “configSlug”: “receiptStoreFoot1”, “configContent”: “Thanks For Visiting” } ]; const result = Object.fromEntries(obj.map(entry => [entry.configSlug, entry.configContent])); console.log(result); Or you can use a simple loop: const … Read more