The problem is very simple. First let’s set up the scenario. You have a list of sortable elements, your page is higher than your screen so it has a scrollbar, your page is at the very bottom, the scroll bar all the way down. The issue, you go to drag an element which causes jQuery … Read more
Why not just let jQuery do it? var content = “<p>Dear sms,</p><p>This is a test notification for push message from center II.</p>”; var text = $(content).text();
This is what you want: function ltrim(str) { if(!str) return str; return str.replace(/^\s+/g, ”); } Also for ordinary trim in IE8+: function trimStr(str) { if(!str) return str; return str.replace(/^\s+|\s+$/g, ”); } And for trimming the right side: function rtrim(str) { if(!str) return str; return str.replace(/\s+$/g, ”); } Or as polyfill: // for IE8 if (!String.prototype.trim) … Read more
CAUSE When DataTables destroys the table because of the option destroy:true it restores original content and discards the content that you’ve generated. SOLUTION #1 Remove destroy:true option and destroy the table before you manipulate the table with destroy() API method. if ( $.fn.DataTable.isDataTable(‘#tblRemittanceList’) ) { $(‘#tblRemittanceList’).DataTable().destroy(); } $(‘#tblRemittanceList tbody’).empty(); // … skipped … $(‘#tblRemittanceList’).dataTable({ “autoWidth”:false, … Read more
Your problem may be happening because you are assigning the same handler to the click event multiple times. I suggest you check that the line where you assign the handler is not being called multiple times inadvertently. Another solution could be a call to unbind (deprecated 3.0) or off (superseeded) first: $(“#myButton”).unbind(“click”).click(myHandler); // deprecated $(“#myButton”).off(“click”).click(myHandler); … Read more
Its the first time MS is shipping an open source component they didn’t write with one of their products. This doesn’t seem like a big deal, but its almost nuclear in its implications. Think about it… They are saying “we support this.” In an OSS product, MS has no control over the code. So, they … Read more
Here’s another solution. To move a row down: jQuery(“#rowid”).next().after(jQuery(“#rowid”)); To move a row up: jQuery(“#rowid”).prev().before(jQuery(“#rowid”));
You can use this JavaScript\jQuery code: // Sets active link in Bootstrap menu // Add this code in a central place used\shared by all pages // like your _Layout.cshtml in ASP.NET MVC for example $(‘a[href=”‘ + this.location.pathname + ‘”]’).parents(‘li,ul’).addClass(‘active’); It’ll set the <a>‘s parent <li> and the <li>‘s parent <ul> as active. A simple solution … Read more