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In my page one of the table column has the html like below
My world Logistics,\n Hamburg Industriestrasse \n 21107 Megas Sorter HH India
wherever there is \n i need to replace it withe html tag <br>
How can do it in Jquery, javascript?
<script>
var messagetoSend = document.getElementById('x').value.replace(/\n/g, "<br />");
alert(messagetoSend);
</script>
X is the table name.
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I want to put a link on "one" in the following code
Javascript
function myFunction(){
document.getElementById("text").innerHTML="text set one";
I will have multiple of these functions with different text so I need to be able to pick out text and attach links (that will lead to pop-up windows).
EDIT: I need the click able one to have something like
`"MM_openBrWindow('index.html','New_Window','width=500,height=500')"`
Maybe this makes your job easier:
function myFunction () {
document.getElementById("text").innerHTML = "text set " + "one".link("#");
}
function myFunction () {
document.getElementById("text").innerHTML = "text set <a href='#'>one</a>";
}
You can inlude a in innerHTML.
function myFunction(){
document.getElementById("text").innerHTML="text set <a href='#'>one</a>";
}
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With
input[name="abc"]
but what if the name contains stuff like [ and ] ?
My input looks like:
<input type="text" name="abc[def][5][xyz][]" value="" />
There is no need to escape [] if the attribute value is enclosed within ""
$('input[name="abc[def][5][xyz][]"]')
Demo link on: Fiddle
Use escape characters input[name=\[def\]\[5\]\[xyx\]\[\]].
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I would like to match this following condition using regex
<P ***anything here*** >
So essentially, I want to strip any opening P tag with any attributes. I dont want to stip anything else in the string.
Test case/
<p style='color: green;'>What a fine day it is</p>
Desired Result/
What a fine day it is</p>
As #kojiro already mentioned, this is not a good path, however:
var sample = "<p style='color:green;'>What a fine day it is</p>";
var result = sample.replace(/<p\b[^>]*>/ig,'');
// result = "What a fine day it is</p>"
Obligatory Footnote if you have an attribute that contains the > character within the <p> tag, this will fail epically. but, then again, that's why the above referenced post exists on SO. ;-)
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I got the next DOM structure:
<div id="one">
<div class="two">asdasd</div>
<div class="three">asdasd</div>
</div>
<div class="two">
iiiiii
</div>
I have the next variable:
var selected= $("#one");
How to apply the new JQuery selector to the selected variable? I expect something like that:
var newSelected = $(selected).Select(".two")
In variable newSelected variable I expect to have :
<div class="two">asdasd</div>
Any advance? Thx.
Try the following to select the .two within #one:
var $selected= $("#one").find(".two");
$selected.css("border","1px solid red");
(border to demonstrate it is selected)
Fiddle
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We are pulling in the Editorial Review from the Amazon API, and it includes some inline HTML syntax which should not be displayed.
How can we most simply remove extra HTML syntax which is displayed to the viewer? Potentially with some javascript?
You can see an example of this if you look at the review after you click 'View Details' on a bulb on Bulbtrip.com.
Thanks!
Adam
Try using this
var actualString = "<span>Some Text</span> Some other Text <br/> sfahgukasfg <p > ";
removedHTMLTagsString = actualString .replace(/<[^>]+>/ig,"");
alert(removedHTMLTagsString );
To remove the tags themselves you can use a non-greedy regex.
s = s.replace(/\<.*?\>/g, ' ')
will replace all <tags> in a string with a single space.