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Cannot call a function inside mounted()

I have a chat API that I’m connecting to a Vue.js project. When user goes to a chat room page, it sends an ajax request and then calls the function that fetches the whole chat history: but it fails with: TypeError: _this.fetchChatSessionHistory is not a function I understand that it might be defined at …

How to place items in specified position in drop in javascript

I have five images in my code, I want to drop these such that it is dropped in the desired position(circular position) in the dropped area. ie, when the five images are dropped it should form a circle shape rather than a straight line How to achieve this? Answer Use nth-child() to #div1 img and set position t…

Add/Remove Table Columns in JavaScript Based On Checkbox Status

In the following DEMO if you paste the list in the search box: 00001, 00002, 00003, 00004, 00005, 00006, 00007, 00008, 00009, 00010, 00011, 00012, 00013 It will pull the respective property features from a JSON file that is located here: https://api.myjson.com/bins/f2nos The checkboxes control whether or not …

Filtering an html table containing several pages

I am new in javascript and I would like to filter the first column of my HTML table. This my table is having 1075 pages, and my javascript code is searching project name only on the current page instead of the whole pages of the table. I don’t know how to do it. My table Please assist me. Answer If

Vue js with simple JavaScript Vue is undefined

I am trying to understand how vue works. To do that I simplify it as much as possible, hence no webpack no CDNs or any other packages (unless its a necessity). So, Came up with this but trying to inject a simple a variable into html gives vue is undefined error. *vue.js file is taken from npm vue package. Ans…

onchange property doesn`t work in javascript

I want to launch the function test() if the user inputs something in the html input field with the id=”sc1dc1″ (without using the “onchange=” directly in HTML). What is wrong? HTML: Javascript: Answer The thing about onchange events is that they only fire when the <input> field l…