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If you can include Javascript so it automatically updates that would be awesome. I want it to gather the amount of space that is being used in directory /wy/ and display on the index.php file and automatically update whenever a file is added to file directory /wy/.
You cant achive this only with javascript as your tag implies. you may need to use any file APIs available. Better ways is to have a Server implementation for this and get the memory details from server using Ajax or any client-server communication techniques.
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Hi I am transferring a large amount of data to my browser. I have a few methods in mind of doing this.
To accomplish this, I am writing it to a json/csv file and reading that from the browser. Can a browser parse remote json/csv urls - if so let us say I have "https://remote_file.json" how can I access the data in this file through my JS?
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I'm wondering how I can execute a few lines of code in JavaScript when a local .txt file updates. Thanks!
Given that you've tagged this question html and html5: You can't. Browsers do not provide webpages with any API to monitor the local file system for changes.
You'd need a JS environment which does have access to the local file system to do this, for example: NodeJS, which has the fs.watch method.
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I want to perform the function with page rendering.
The function loads a external JS file dynamically.
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Yes.
Of course without specifying what do you want the function to do and how or even if it's on the client side or server side it's impossible to give you any more specific answer. But a correct answer to your question is: yes.
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I have 10000 files (php, html, css, and png). They are interconnected, in other words that the site engine. How do I can to do a bulk rename files so that the website worked properly? I understand that in addition to rename files and folders, I need to rename the paths inside the files. But how to do it bulk?
Best solution can be to write a little custom program. That program can do what you want. It may be a php script.
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What I'm ultimately trying to accomplish: Making a site that allows you to browse through videos and add/remove them from an AJAX-controlled playlist. So far, my website has only been created through Brackets using local web files, and I'm curious how much I'll need to change my work environment if I want to begin using AJAX with my website. I've never used AJAX before, if that isn't obvious....
You have to use a local server like WAMP (http://www.wampserver.com/en/), MAMP(https://www.mamp.info/en/), or LAMP