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Hello i have an object in JavaScript which contains this:
{Coc Coc={30daysAgo=1}, Mozilla={30daysAgo=1}, BlackBerry={30daysAgo=1}, Safari={30daysAgo=140}, Firefox={30daysAgo=192}, YaBrowser={30daysAgo=6}, Internet Explorer={30daysAgo=72}, Safari (in-app)={30daysAgo=40}, Android Browser={30daysAgo=3}, Chrome={30daysAgo=1387}, SeaMonkey={30daysAgo=1}, Edge={30daysAgo=7}, Opera={30daysAgo=7}}
How can i insert in a variable only the names of the browsers without the rest?
e.g var browsers = Mozilla,BlackBerry,Safari etc...
Try this:
var a = {"Coc Coc":{"30daysAgo":1}, Mozilla:{"30daysAgo":1}, BlackBerry:{"30daysAgo":1}, Safari:{"30daysAgo":140}, Firefox:{"30daysAgo":192}, YaBrowser:{"30daysAgo":6}, "Internet Explorer":{"30daysAgo":72}, "Safari (in-app)":{"30daysAgo":40}, "Android Browser":{"30daysAgo":3}, Chrome:{"30daysAgo":1387}, SeaMonkey:{"30daysAgo":1}, Edge:{"30daysAgo":7}, Opera:{"30daysAgo":7}};
var browsers = Object.keys(a).join(",");
Result:
Coc Coc,Mozilla,BlackBerry,Safari,Firefox,YaBrowser,Internet Explorer,Safari (in-app),Android Browser,Chrome,SeaMonkey,Edge,Opera
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var charArray=[a,b,c]
I want to have a new array as following:
var charArrayNew=[a, ab, abc]
Please suggest how to get the result of charArrayNew in ES6 Javascript.
You could do this:
const charArray=['a','b','c'];
const answer = charArray.map((_,i,ar)=>ar.slice(0,i+1).join(""));
console.log(answer);
// or, alternatively:
fn=(ar,res=[])=>(
ar.reduce((a,c)=>(res.push(a+=c),a),""),res );
console.log(fn(charArray))
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I need for an Plugin an Object structure like this:
{
"Beer":145.53,
"Apple (red)":7.33,
"Apple (green)":0.03
}
Don't know how to write it that this shine.
I got the all values already so how to set it up like this?
Use this notation to make objects with those properties:
var obj = {};
obj["Beer"] = 145;
obj["Apple (red)"] = 7.5;
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Consider:
var playlist = {"bad romance":"gaga", "we cry":"the script"};
How can I get string "gaga" from my code? What is the name of my array in JavaScript programming?
Try Object instead of Array:
var playlist = {"bad romance":"gaga", "we cry":"the script"};
alert(playlist["bad romance"]); //gaga
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I have a String variable who represent date
console.log(goDate); --> "23/12/2014"
how I could turn this variable like this..?:
console.log(goDate); --> "2014-12-23".
var goDate = "23/12/2014"; // needs 2014-12-23
var newGoDate = goDate.split('/').reverse().join('-');
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I have an event:
javascript: AbrePesquisa ('/page/Test.asp?parm1=False');
The AbrePesquisa
function:
AbrePesquisa function (url)
{
url = url.replace = ("?" , "$$$");
...
}
In the IE, the url is coming with "$$$" ('/page/Test.asp$$$parm1=False') but it comes in chrome with "$$" ('/page/Test.asp$$parm1=False').
Why is this happening?
If you look at the docs for String.prototype.replace you'll see that $ is a special character used to include parts of the matched string in the replacement. To get what you want, you'll have to do url.replace("?", "$$$$$$");