I'm exploring to embedded D3/DC visualizations with WT(Witty) Webpage.
Is it possible to use javascript functions with WT?
The answer is yes you can.You can use jsslot and call the javascript code by WApplication::doJavaScript().
Please have a look here.
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I want to call my javascript function from my Cocos2d-X cpp file and want to pass data from cpp class to javascript file.
I tried and google it, but the solution i found was old and not found in current version of Cocos2dx/ Cocos creator. If anyone knows what the solution is, please help me, thanks very very much!
Already tried this how to call javascript function from c++ in cocos2d-x
and https://discuss.cocos2d-x.org/t/how-to-call-js-functions-in-c-class/6243/3 But these solutions are old.
Got the solution. Below link solved my problem :-
https://discuss.cocos2d-x.org/t/evalstring-function-is-missing-js-function-call-from-objective-c/47530
So I have this code for example:
<script id='nice' type='text/template'>
<p>variable here</p>
</script>
So this is a learning question. I want to ask how to call this script in JAVASCRIPT NOT JQUERY with a variable which should be in the place of variable here.
Sorry if my question is so silly...
If you want basic templating in javascript I suggest you use a library such as underscore or Mustache.
In underscore you can do the following:
var template='<div><%=name%></div>'
_.template(template)({name:'foo'})
Which you can then insert into the DOM using your technique of choice.
Can somebody please explain the pros and cons for below.
Am having a function to get the url querystring parameters, but I need to know which is the best way to write the function. Eg: if i create the function using jquery plugin style, then every time I need to use a target element to access the function as below
$("#targetDom").getQueryString("name");
However, if I create the function using javascript classes or javascript design pattern, it would be
getQueryString("name");
This is a small example but considering large application which approach is best? is there any disadvantage in going with jquery plugin way?
Regards,
Navin
I found a while ago this sentence:
Don't learn jQuery. Just use it.
It's one of the best advices for a newbie, I think.
jQuery is just an addition to javascript. It simplifies DOM traversing/manipulation, makes easy event handling and so on, but it is not something you should start learning before you know vanilla Javascript.
Regarding your example, it is not the best thought example for jQuery plugin.
The syntax you suggested ($("#targetDom").getQueryString("name");) implies that you treat URL query string as attached somehow to the HTML element, which is wrong...
I have written a small PHP framework and I want to make a website where I explain some basic features.
I want to display blocks of php code. Is there an easy to do this, preferably without JavaScript.
I want to have section kind of like displayed below:
// This function takes in a value and return it
public function getname($name){
return $name;
}
For the server-side there are a few options already out there:
The built-in highlight_file and highlight_string
Highlight source code in your PHP application
GeSHi - Generic Syntax Highlighter
CHIP: Code Highlighting in PHP
There are others, but just letting you know there are libraries available.
On my Tumblr blog I use Prettify for syntax highlighting. You can have a look here.
I'm really pleased with its simplicity and it support a lot of languages out of the box.
You can take a look at http://alexgorbatchev.com/wiki/SyntaxHighlighter
I wold like to know how to call a JavaScript function from ActionScript 1 and get the result.
Thanks.
I haven't used AS1 for years but I used the old FSCommand in the past.
See a very detailed tutorial here:
http://www.moock.org/webdesign/flash/fscommand/
which is similar to http://forums.adobe.com/message/2701630
Another alternative here:
http://www.actionscript.org/forums/showthread.php3?t=8332
Thanks and good luck! :)