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I wonder where I did wrong because it needs to show like this.
But somehow it shows like this
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Here is my code
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I think function will terminate after
return imageText;
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I want to create a editor look like this. how to do that, and which library is need to use. I made a blog site with Python Django framework.
I have no idea how to do that.
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I was downloading wallpapers from https://wallpapersden.com/street-fighter-fortnite-wallpaper/ .
When I clicked on the download button another page opened
"https://images.wallpapersden.com/image/download/street-fighter-fortnite_bGtoaW6UmZqaraWkpJRmbmdlrWZlbWU.jpg "
I want to know what is images.wallpapers.com . Is this another website?
images.wallpapersden.com is a subdomian of wallpapersden.com where they store there images. They have created it for convenience in order to handle their images better. it is same as drive.google.com and mail.google.com.
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I have a string that looks like this:
2014-02-23
and I want to add quotes to either end.
"2014-02-23"
What is the best way to do this?
The simplest :
'"'+s+'"'
The jsonest (only if your string doesn't contain quotes) :
JSON.stringify(s)
The regexest :
s.replace(/^|$/g,'"')
The best ? Choose your own.
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i need to change the class name at the run time for the particular div and this one is also supports for image preview using JQuery. . .
$("#YourDivID").attr('class', 'NewClassName');
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$('.button').click(function () {
$("#Div").attr('class', 'CssName');
});
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DHTML page which accepts user input into the text field as integers. when the user pressed the "Display" button, your function created in javascript should able to display the sum of the entire integers in an alert message.
Example
Input :
"21547524"
Output:
"2+1+5+4+7+5+2+4 = 30"
var input="21547524";
var additions=input.split('').join('+');
alert(additions+' = '+eval(additions));