It is very common these days to allow your web page to respond to your website users using key shortcuts. Recently I was working on a project to display an overlay on top of a page (lightbox style), and the third party that I used is called iBox. It worked …
When you want to turn all elements in an array from strings to integers, it comes to common sense that you want to use the Array.prototype.map function with Javascript’s built-in function parseInt: However, this will give you unexpected output of: Why? Well, this is …
In the last few days I needed to build a modal which loads a iFrame inside to display a third party content, and the target devices includes desktops, mobiles and tablets. There is no problems to display the content on desktop, scrolling works, modal popup works. However, the frustration comes …
We all know that to match a particular regular expression in JS, you simply do this: However, if you want “foo” to be a variable: This becomes confusing and I don’t think it works. To do it properly, do the following instead:
Found a few crazy javascript codes that do some crazy stuff and make people going crazy. 1: Visit this page using IE and have a look at the clock over your mouse, it doesn’t work in FF though. 2: Edit any web pages Go to any web page, clear the …
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