I tried assigning <p><div></div>Hello</p> to innerHTML, but it resulted in a different structure: <p></p><div></div>Hello<p></p>. Is this a bug or expected behavior? Can't a <div> element be placed inside <p> element? Code: const div = document.createElement("div") div.innerHTML = "<p><div></div>Hello</p>"; console.log(div.innerHTML); Expected…
I am looking to have a pop-up when someone clicks on my download button on my navbar, but I have been having problems when trying to make it work. Here's a example website. (rubberduckvba. com) I cant link it, it…
I'm encountering an issue with the state of my context when updating a state that is an array. Specifically, I have an object that stores days selected by the user, which can be removed one by one. When removing a…
Below script was working fine yesterday, and today I have got an error: Exception: This script has too many triggers. Triggers must be deleted from the script before more can be added. function chEcked() { SpreadsheetApp.getActive().getSheetByName('To-do').getRange("F1").setValue(true); SpreadsheetApp.getActive().getSheetByName('OverDate').getRange("F1").setValue(true); } function unchEcked()…
I want to change the background colour of the body element. When I tried with the first, it won't work. But when I tried with the second, it worked perfectly. I want to know the reason. let x = document.getElementsByTagName("BODY")[0].style.backgroundColor…
I'm trying to add a second horizontal scrollbar to the popup image generated by Lightbox. I know that scrollbars are not the way Lightbox is intended to be used; the image in Lightbox is traditionally constrained by the window size.…
I followed this (Close javascript tabs when clicked again) to create tabs that open and close when clicked. Now, I also have a [x] mark to close the button and want the tab to close when I click EITHER one…
So in Lisp/Scheme, there are these 'symbols', which are basically, if I understand correctly, and correct me if I'm wrong, references to variables (not their values). I was wondering if there's a JavaScript equivalent to that? Thank you!
I embed an IFrame into my html file. The external webpage represents a canvas with a width of 1000px and a height of 480px, see below. My IFrame looks like this (i use tailwindcss) <div class="relative flex w-[1005px] h-[490px] border-1"…
I am trying to iterate the data but it saying testData is not iterable. This is my code - const testData = details?.[0]?.one?.map((item) => { const labelTwo = item?.itemType === 'FIRST' ? 'newLabel' : 'oldLabel'; return { label: details?.[0]?.one?.length >…