after window.print = "" how can I use javascript to print? [closed] - javascript

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After window.print = "" how can I use javascript to print?
I just want the window.print() can work in Google Script

You can get it out of window's constructor:
window.constructor.prototype.print.call(window);

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I want to use quilljs-textarea in my project hosted here, but it gives me weird output as shown:
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Another question I have is this; I want to execute a script (docs()) when you click text, I've tried using this code:
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But it doesn't work, any ideas?
Try to use onclick
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Please have a look at https://github.com/eligrey/classList.js/blob/master/classList.js :
if ("document" in self && !("classList" in document.createElement("_"))) {
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What is the purpose of document.createElement("_")? I know it creates an html element, but why use _ instead of an html element name?
It creates an element with the tag <_>. I see no reasonable purpose to this.

how to use multiple ID in javascript Preloader? [closed]

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that's my code
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Use a CSS Selector
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this is my code which is not working in IE. bu i want in IE.can any one suggest me to how
You can't have a space in the Window title in IE. Change it to 'AudioPlayer'

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