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get the current element in (inline function in JavaScript)? [closed]

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I am trying to get the element itself through making a function in the div itself I want when someone clicks on the current Element the Element should be deleted by fading in pure JavaScript I have searched on the internet but not getting the answer there are many similar questions on Stack Overflow but none of them giving me the combined answer(Like getting current element through Js in (inline function)).
So anyone can help me
<div style="width: 100px;height: 100px;background:red;" onclick="(function(ele){
console.log('helo')
console.log(ele.currentTarget)})();">
Thanks in advance

This should do it:
I added an id to your div which can be accessed through the getElementById.
<div id='hello' style="width: 100px;height: 100px;background:red;" onclick="
(
function() {
document.getElementById('hello').style.opacity = 0;
document.getElementById('hello').style.transition = '0.5s';
}
)();">

jQuery to append content to div by id not working [closed]

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Im trying to append content from a json-encoded result of an AJAX call as follows:
$.each(results["data"], function(i, result){
$("#resultset").append = result["name"];
console.log(result["name"]);
});
When executing the code, console.log records the names of the data elements, but the div remains empty. Not sure why.
HTML:
<div id="resultset">
</div>

.append() is a function that you call, not a property that you assign a value to, so:
$("#resultset").append(result["name"]) ;
(Depending on what is actually in result["name"] you may also want to append some <br> elements, or wrap each result in a <p> element or something...)
Also you JS is trying to use the id "result_set" but in your html the id is "resultset" without the "_".

You've specified the id to be targeted in your JQuery as result_set, but the id in the html is resultset.
You need to make sure these match up exactly!

Change background image php loop [closed]

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I have a folder of images; I would like to create a page that lists each of them, and clicking them displays that image as the background.
I have got it working using
<img .... onclick='document.body.style.backgroundImage = url('img/1.jpg')' >
But when I put that into a FOREACH loop it doesn't work.
foreach($phpfiles as $phpfile)
{
echo "<img .... onclick='document.body.style.backgroundImage = url(".$phpfile.")' />";
}
Hope someone can help. Only thing I've found mentioned something about Javascript closures, but I couldn't follow the example it had

You have quotes mismatch. You are prematurely closing your ' single quotes.
Use a proper IDE to code.

Perhaps you forgot to include the path of each image file inside the loop.
foreach($phpfiles as $phpfile)
{
echo "<img .... onclick='document.body.style.backgroundImage = url('img/".$phpfile."')' />";
}

jQuery add html to original-title? [closed]

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I've got a button which looks like this:
<a class="buttonS bDefault tipN" id="customerBasket" original-title="<ul class='shoppingBasket'></ul>" href="#"><span class="icos-cart3"></span></a>
Its a tooltip and I want to append list-items to the class shoppingBasket.
I've tried by doing the following:
$('.shoppingBasket ul').append(<li><span class=\'basketPic\'>Test</span><span class=\'basketName\'>Test123</span></li>);
But I get the error:
SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<'
Any ideas what I'm doing wrong here?

You forgot your quotes:
$('ul.shoppingBasket').append("<li><span class='basketPic'>Test</span><span class='basketName'>Test123</span></li>");
EDIT after getting more info:
You're wanting to update an attribute, which is more complicated than just appending something to a dom element. But, you should be able to do it. Try something like this:
$button_title = $('.buttonS').attr('original-title');
$('body').append('<div id="cart-holder" style="display:none;">' + $button_title + '</div>');
$('#cart-holder ul.shoppingBasket').append('<li><span class=\'basketPic\'>Test</span><span class=\'basketName\'>Test123</span></li>');
$('.buttonS').attr('original-title', $('#cart-holder').html());
$('#cart-holder').remove();
This will add a div to the body with the HTML in original-title, append your HTML to it, set the original-title to it, then remove the element it just made. You'll likely have to tweak it to get the effect you want.
Fiddle

Please note that the append() method accepts a string. And you should always add a string to its parameter. Otherwise it won't work for you and you'll get this error.
append("<li><span class='basketPic'>Test</span><span class='basketName'>Test123</span></li>")
This would do it. Otherwise, it won't work.

document.execCommand('bold',false,true) does not work with jquery on("click", function(){}) [closed]

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I am trying to do rich text editing with javascript and jquery.
I want to create a button to embolden selected text in a content editable div. When I tried with the following code, I get the expected result.
<div contenteditable="true" style="height:100px;width:100px;border:1px solid; " class="editor"></div>
<button class='bold' onclick="document.execCommand('bold',false,true);">B</button>
However, when I used jquery to do the same thing, it was not working.
<div contenteditable="true" style="height:100px;width:100px;border:1px solid; " class="editor"></div>
<button class='bold'>B</button>
$(function(){
$("button.class").on("click",function(){
document.execCommand('bold',false,true);
})
})
Why isn't jquery working for my problem ?

$("button.class").on("click",function(){
Change this to
$("button.bold").on("click",function(){

This is you can do and I hope this will definitely work.
$('.bold').click(function(){});