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I'm using Notepad++ in writing Javascript files. But the syntax highlighting is not that good there.
For example methods and properties of known objects, like arrays, numbers or even AJAX object are not highlighted at all.
Can this be improved by adding a plugin or something ? if so can you specify a plugin for me ?
Thanks
In Notepad++ you can go to the plugins tab and then to plugin manager and it will show you all available and installed plugins. Just scroll down the list until you find one that suits your needs and install it. If you don't see it on the list I don't think you will find it anywhere else.
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I was wondering what is the idea behind ads blockers browser extensions?
I want to develop such an extension but first i want to understand how do they do their magic. So, how do they work?
These extensions use filter lists, filter lists are essentially an extensive set of rules that tell Adblockers which elements of a website to block. You can add any filter list you want. For example, block tracking or malware.
All filters are translated into regular expressions internally, even the ones that haven't been specified as such. For example, the filter ad*banner.gif| will be translated into the regular expression /ad.*banner.gif$/.
Follow the link given below to get a good idea of internal working of those extensions:
https://adblockplus.org/faq_internal
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I mean, that's really the whole question... I need the auto-indentation on newline insertion and syntax highlighting, and perhaps there are other niceties that I take for granted but would miss if absent.
That's all.
I would use a vim plugin specifically for Markdown, but if you really want to use JS specifically you can use
autocmd FileType md set filetype=javascript
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I am looking for a JavaScript library which enables the development of a faceted search. That is, I have >600 data sets the user can search for, and I'd like to offer a couple of "groupings", such as "Theme", "Region", "Resolution" so that the user can easily boil the list down to just a few data sets.
Not sure if this must use AJAX; but I guess it should.
I've found filters.js so far, and this one. But that's about it. There is quite a bit out there for Drupal, and for Solr. But that's not what I am working on.
If you have any recommendations for libs which would be easily adaptable in a "normal" HTML/JavaScript environment, I would very much appreciate any hints.
I finally went with this one.
It's easily adoptable, so that I have now multiple checkboxes which allow for deeper drilling into the available data sets.
How about the VisualSearch library?
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Yesterday I have put the question which was answered correctly but now I want to convert that same code into javascript. I have made some changes but its not work
working code- http://jsfiddle.net/SXzyR/8/
mycode- http://jsfiddle.net/SXzyR/11/
You want to use this.id instead of document.getElementById(this) to get the id string where this is a DOM element.
Please read some tutorials about jQuery. This is a good start, also have a look here.
jQuery isn't another language, it's a library for JavaScript. Considering the following line from your "translated" code:
txtval(document.getElementById(this)
Instead of writing document.getElementById you can simply use jQuery to write
txtval($(this))
as in the first example (working code).
Also you are mixing jQuery with "native" JavaScript/DOM functions in your code. Don't reinvent the wheel, use jQuery to accomplish your task.
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So I recently launched a jQuery plugin and people are downloading it, but I'm trying to figure out how I can tell where it's being used. The only way I can think of is to try search for the .js or .css file somehow, maybe the folder name.
Is there anyway to search for this?
This seems like such an obvious idea I'm sure you've thought of it and there's some problem, but how about taking some piece of your code, long enough to uniquely identify it, and search for that? It definitely wont get everything, but maybe the results are better than nothing.