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Please explain me the below line
document.CreateUserForm.elements[ controlName ].value = volumeObject
it's an "early syntax" of accessing form element value where CreateUserForm is the name of the form, which has an array of elements with controlName as the name of single element.
Nowadays you could access it for instance: document.querySelector("[name="+ controlName +"]).value or document.getElementsByName(controlName)[0].value.
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I've got this array in my jquery Script :
I want to count all items inside my array called div.item.bloc-membre
Right now I have this code that returns me 75
console.log($(response).length);
Thanks for your help !
Using filter
console.log($(response).filter("div.item.bloc-membre").length);
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JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<dynamic>(strinng);
What would be the javascript code for this .NET code?
Please suggest some solution.
let object = JSON.parse(string);
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Can anybody let me know how is Code Review done for the javascript or jQuery Code. What are the points that are to be strictly checked in Code Reviews.
Thanks
You might want to try out http://jshint.com/ and follow this: http://javascript.crockford.com/code.html
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OK, let me explain what I need:
I want the user to be able to eval his own valid JS/jQuery statements
Access to elements must be restricted - meaning: let's say object X should not be available, but object Y should.
How should I go about that?
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The selected option's value can be accessed easily but what about others?
$('#mySelectID option:eq(1)') to select the 2nd option. From there, do whatever you want.
EDIT: Oops sorry, edited index.