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How to call php file into a div?

I’m trying to reload only specific div Because div content is much larger, I tried: How can I call the code from a .php file into a div ? Answer use $(‘div’).load(‘phpfile.php’) $.load is used to load data from the server via an html file or a server-side script like php. Just to have an overview of what you can

Basic example of initKeyboardEvent

I’m trying to find a basic example of the use of initKeyboardEvent(). Ideally, I want to create a keyboard event where when the enter button is pressed when a user is typing in one input field, another input field will be shown using jQuery. Does anyone know where I can find a basic understandable example of using initKeyboardEvent()? Answer initKeyboardEvent

How to save the output of a console.log(object) to a file?

I tried using JSON.stringify(object), but it doesn’t go down on the whole structure and hierarchy. On the other hand console.log(object) does that but I cannot save it. In the console.log output I can expand one by one all the children and select and copy/paste but the structure is to big for that. Answer Update: You can now just right click

Javascript Date – set just the date, ignoring time?

I have a bunch of objects, each of which has a timestamp, that I want to group by date, into a JSON object. The ultimate goal is something like this: To get the date, I’m testing each timestamp object and using: ..then I’m using that to store as a name for the JSON object. It seems messy, and I’m sure

three.js transparent maps issue

I’m creating loads of particles (80.000 to be exact) and I have set a transparent map, though, not all particles are transparent. I’m using a transparent PNG image: (it’s barely visible but it’s there alright) as the material map, though it shows a black background as seen here: If you look closely, some particles blend together well (no overlapping black

Bind function to the onClick on other scope

I’m trying to bind a function to the anchor onclick attribute. I’m not using the traditional jQuery’s bind/live/on/whatever because I have some other scripts stopping the events propagation (it sucks, I know). To bind the function to the onclick attribute I’m passing a JSON object to a module like this: As you can see the function named “foo” is passed

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