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QUESTION
I have a task to edit one of our older companny asp.NET MVC app, where we uploading files using flash (uploadify) to this times. But now, we want to use Blueimp jQuery-File-Upload basic plugin.
Everything works perfect, but there is problem with unwanted submit button, which is generated (I believe) from plugin script itself.
Do you have any ideas, how to prevent genereting of this button?
Screenshot from app:
Blue area = span (class fileInputButton) which I use as a button for opening file browser window
Green area = unwanted submit button, which is generated from blueimp script
When I'm searching element on the page in browser, the result is that green area is #file-upload-button button type and come from fileupload input which is in partial cshtml view:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-26 at 12:38Thanks to comment by @Rory McCrossan I have a solution. All what I had to do was edit my CSS for hiding original file input and aply that CSS in partial cshtml.
So changes...
Partial cshtml
QUESTION
I have installed jquery and jStorage as npm i --save jstorage
(https://www.npmjs.com/package/jstorage) and npm i --save jQuery
. I am trying to use jStorage and set value but getting error as :-
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-24 at 09:07The jStorage library seems to be saving itself globally in the page, and it seems to have no ties with the actual jQuery library through its typical name $
.
Thus, the following code sample explains how to use both of them in your application:
QUESTION
I made a hybrid app using in ionic v1 in which I have login functionality and I am storing the user data in jstorage i.e user id and password but whenever user swipes the app from the recent activity bar in Android, it remains on the same view on which it was before killing the app. I want to logout the user when i swipe or kill the app
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-06 at 06:43You can listen to pause or resume events and logout on one of them.
QUESTION
I am trying to load a new page in my IndexedDB application.
I have a list of rooms, and when the user clicks on the next room in the list, it should load that room's details on the page.
Currently it just skips over the itemStore.openCursor().onsuccess = function(event)
and goes to the end (I know this because I added breakpoints in Developer Tools).
HTML (added dynamically, which is why there's an onclick
attribute)
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-05 at 17:22It turned out that the above was nearly correct, except that it didn't need cursor.continue();
- instead it needed cursor.advance(1);
- which should have been obvious because it is only retrieving one record from IndexedDB.
Here's the revised code. (The reason there's a 1 tacked on the end of the variable names is that I have already run one IndexedDB query on the page and I thought the variable names being the same was a bit risky.)
QUESTION
I have two datasets, one in indexedDB and one in PouchDB (yes I know PouchDB is an implementation of indexedDB).
The one in indexedDB is a list of rooms, stored in indexedDB via a previous page, and displayed on the current page.
The one in PouchDB is the log of room usage recorded by a room auditor. I want to iterate through the first list, and check if each item appears in the list of audited rooms. If it does appear, I want to set a flag to indicate that.
Here's my Javascript. (I have run this in a browser and it does return true at some point in the process, because the console log output shows that, but the flag doesn't get set against the list item.)
I am wondering if it continues to loop through the audit records and overwrites the "true" value?
this is the function that queries indexedDB and calls the function that queries PouchDB:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-19 at 13:34It seems to me that the pouchdb method alldocs is asynchronous.
But you test audition in a synchronous way. Therefore whatever the pdb.alldocs callback function returns will be returned after the checkIfAudited
is already returned. Therefore checkIfAudited
always returns undefined
.
In my opinion, you should create the pouchdb instance only once in temStore.openCursor().onsuccess
. Then you need to properly return audit state in checkIfAudited
function.
For example, you could do something like the following:
QUESTION
On my list page, I have successfully created a new indexedDB instance as follows:
settings.js
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-19 at 16:04With a lot of help from the MozDev documentation: IDBCursor and IDBKeyRange:
settings.js
QUESTION
I have built an Angular app for Android and iOS. It also uses jQuery and jStorage. It's a Cordova app built using Visual Studio 14.
I have added the statusbar and splashscreen plugins to config.xml. I have set fullscreen to Yes.
I have created all the different splash screens for different screen resolutions.
After the splashscreen loads, the app displays a blank black screen. If you rotate it from portrait mode to landscape mode, the app displays correctly.
(I looked at all the other questions where people had a similar issue, and none of them had exactly the same issue, or an answer that I could use.)
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-30 at 15:22Try putting this at the end of your config.xml file:
QUESTION
i want to push an object to an array(last called objects) and store this array to localstorge. this array fills every call with new objects. If an objects still exist in the array, the older one will be replaced.
My code so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-25 at 10:44in your case objects = []
will fail to store it to localStorage change it to objects = {}
.
test it
QUESTION
Using Google Chrome, how can I view a function's return value when it is not stored in a variable?
For example, in the following code
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-13 at 22:03You could copy the expression and paste it in the console, which will print the return value. However, a downside of this approach is that the function will be called twice, once by the application code and once by the code you pasted in the console.
You can also step into the get
function, step through it, and then look for the return value in the Scope pane.
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