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QUESTION
currentAlbum: string | undefined;
video: any = { id: 'TYYW_WwYHuM' };
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-15 at 08:12First, using the object instead of the switch statement is not the best practice.
It depends on where you use it.
Second, you should use functions with assignments instead of assignments. That is
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I have a div which with long content and that is why the scrollbar is coming. I want when user click on a button. Then, the div scroll bar goes to end of the content. I tried this way but no luck.
I want to achieve this without using jQuery.
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Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 15:58You don't actually need javascript. A simple link will do. You can also do it with javascript, but I see no reason to in this case.
This would work:
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So, I have an array of strings that have irregular, non-sequential prefixes (e.g. 1. Some file name; 2. Some file name; 11. Some file name; 10. Some file name; 1. Some file name; 2. Some file name; 2. Some file name;
etc.
How would I go about renaming these sequentially? I'm having a little bit of a mental block, since I'm unclear how replace will affect a variably long first part of the string, while preserving the integrity of the rest of the string (e.g. once the prefix gets to a certain length will it truncate parts of the rest of the string). My second issue is how do consistently identify the changing prefix to get renamed in a for loop? I don't think I can use a fixed substring to grab the prefix, because I will either grab part of or too much of the string. I assume I need to write some sort of function to evaluate and normalize the prefix before using the replace method. I guess in my case I could just grab and replace the first three characters and ignore the "." character, but I'd like to find a more universal and maintainable approach to this.
Here's a snippet that I assume is barking up the wrong tree...
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Answered 2020-Feb-16 at 19:30Regular Expressions can help you with your problem.
I am assuming the prefix you want to get rid of is the number at the beginning of all your example filenames:
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