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Having procrastinated on joining the #100daysofcode challenge for so long, I decided to actually do something in the new year of 2020. The hardest part of anything is actually doing it. Previously, all I could think of was the destination, being a so...
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As a web developer, the Document Object Model (DOM) is one of the most important concepts worth understanding. After reading this article, you should understand the DOM, it’s tree-like structure, how to target, and manipulate the DOM with JavaScript....
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Introduction One of the most unique and useful abilities of JavaScript is its ability to manipulate the DOM. But what is the DOM, and how do we go about manipulating it? Let's find out DOM - Document Object Model The DOM (or Document Object Model) is...
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DOM is one of many important concepts in the world of Web development and JavaScript(JS). Let us try to explore DOM and selectors a bit. What is DOM? DOM is a structured representation of HTML document and JavaScript(JS) can be used to manipulate or ...
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Is there a way to pause a function's execution when a user leaves a page? eg if I have something like: setInterval(cleanGarbage, 3000); Is there a way to pause it when the user switches his/her tab to a different page, so the function doesn't keep r...
Hi, How can DOM manipulation be achieved for dynamic generated components. I have a scenario where certain different components which needed to create them dynamically and their meta_info is updated inside a service. e.g. //@ reference container //@ ...
Say you have that job to create a web app, and what you want to do is generate some HTML elements with JS, based on some JSON response. It's a small app, so you decide against using big-ass frameworks and libraries (and JSX). Now that you actually ha...
Is there a way to programmatically set the cursor position inside a textarea? My use-case is maintaining writing history. I can store the last position of the cursor, but I want to set this the next time the user visits the textarea.
Jokes aside, I'm not sure "afraid" is entirely right; though it does reek of that same paranoid fear of objects we see with long-time PHP developers who still refuse to use PDO or choose the pointless mysqli_ function wrappers. Perhaps just outright ...
Can you describe a real world situation (non-contrived) in which one would manipulate event propagation or change a listener from being registered at the capturing vs. bubbling phase?
