I have a weird issue where I'm using jQuery to automatically add an "active" class to an internal menu (and update the url on) when the user scrolls or clicks on each menu item. On scroll it works fine, but…
I have implemented 2 custom functions with select2: Select parent node, add parent node to selected and disable child nodes. Unselect parent node, remove from selected and enable child nodes. This is working, except when adding and removing parent node…
In Laravel using Route::resource, the method should be "DELETE" instead of "GET" to delete a row/record so I have to use Form like this. <form action="{{ route('category.destroy', $category->id]) }}" method="POST"> @csrf @method('DELETE') <button type="submit" class="btn btn-danger btn-block">Delete</button> </form> it is…
I'm currently grappling with a coding challenge and could really use some assistance. I've encountered an issue with a specific code snippet I'm working on. The problem I'm facing occurs when I rapidly click the first time. During this initial…
I have the following jquery/Javascript code which creates a new button on the screen $("#prefixed-list").append(` <li class="list-group-item d-flex my-auto mx-auto border-0" order="9999999999"> <button type="button" class="btn btn-info mt-3" onClick="prefixCall(urlDomain, searchContent, offset)">Load More</button> </li> `); urlDomain, searchContent, offset are all variables defined…
I am just staring react now and I am reading about queries. I have learned to search for countries but I do not know operations to be more specific. https://somesite..../api?search=N Returns me all the countries that has N in its…
$(document).on("click", ".add", function() { // get the current row var currentRow = $(this).closest("tr"); var col1 = currentRow.find("td:eq(0)").text(); // get current row 1st table cell TD value var col2 = currentRow.find("td:eq(1)").text(); // get current row 2nd table cell TD value var…
I'm trying to build a simple add to cart container that also happens to toggle between the product sizes. However i can't seem to make this work, without writing different functions for each of these buttons. Here is the JS:…
hourArray = [] var hour9 = $("#9").attr("id") var hour10 = $("#10").attr("id") var hour11 = $("#11").attr("id") var hour12 = $("#12").attr("id") var hour13 = $("#13").attr("id") var hour14 = $("#14").attr("id") var hour15 = $("#15").attr("id") var hour16 = $("#16").attr("id") var hour17 = $("#17").attr("id") var…
When I stringify a JQuery collection, it produces what appears to be a reference ID: JSON.stringify($('.btn')); > '{"0":{"jQuery360064998935415166481":{"events":{"click":[... Obviously calling parse on this string will not produce a true JQuery object reference. I'm curious if you can use this string…