I am creating a website of floating width. The users use screens from full HD resolution to some 600px on smart phones it seems a pretty good idea. This brings up a very interesting problem.
What is the difference between window.location.href=\"http://example.com\"; window.location.replace(\"http://example.com\");
I am trying to write a google chrome extension where I use a contextmenu. This contextmenu is available on editable elements only (input texts for example). When the contextmenu is clicked and execute
I\'ve run into an odd problem while doing my PHP/JS chat. At the moment I\'m storing chat history into txt file in UTF-8 encoding. After you load the page PHP script grabs previous history, print it i
Basically what I need to do is to \"move\" an HTML element, not position-wise but location of it\'s DOM structure.
I am currently writing a browser plugin that inserts some HTML elements onto the page.I am wonderin开发者_StackOverflow社区g how I can make my plugin detect when the website has updated the DOM and th
Well I\'ve been reading about this (actually not here in stackOverflow), and I have a few question and need some advice about this \"old\" topic.
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i am trying to parse the title of this content using JSOUP.. <div class=\"article\"> <div class=\"articleHead review\">
I\'d like to access the rendered DOM of a page, after JavaScript has run and modified the page source, with PHP. I can ac开发者_C百科cess the raw code with CURL, but what I;d like is to access the cod
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