I would like to create a test function which change the \'.\' charachter into \',\' character in a text box.I cannot change the server side since it is google doc.\'56.3\' is considered as a number bu
So I am looking for a jQuery Plugin or a method using javascript in general where I can obtain CSS properties from a string without using a lot of If else statements I have to write. The string comes
Take Facebook\'s reply-to-status as an example. When you replies to someone\'s status, does the script looks into the DOM of that status for the ID of that status, and send an Ajax to update the entry
I have an XML document that has HTML tags included: <chapter> <h1>title of content</h1>
I encountered a problem while practicing html. When I used parentNode in JavaScript, I thought it is not hard to treat.
I am looking for a way similar to jQuery\'s .attr() method, where when I click on an element (a li tag in this case) I can get the tags attributes.
I have a few fields that a user can fill in (e.g., name, number, address), then they can click \"Add\" which creates a div that displays the information they just entered with a \"Remove\" button (a h
In a Webbrowser control there is a webpage (the document). I know how to insert any HTML element into the body.
You can actually see this effect on the SimplyScroll demo page: use Safari, Chrome or Firefox, and zoom out to the point that page elements are very small, and the scroller stops moving.
<?php $convert = function($src) { return \'<div>\'.$src.\'</div>\'; }; $doc = new DOMDocument;