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Tag: html

Should I use window.onload event

Perhaps this is a duplicate question, but I wanted to ask. I want to make a JS application that does not use third party libraries, for the purpose of learning JS events within a browser. So I structured my app like this: My html page looks something like this: Though I send window.document to my immediate function, digitsField tag is

Random color on different div’s

I have 3 div’s I want to give it a random color using javascript controlled css. Like this: The problem is that, it’s giving me the same color in every div. Any idea how can i solve this, I want to do it pure javascript and css no jquery if possible. Im still learning javascript. Thank you.. Answer You could

Add ID to the preview div in Dropzone.js

I’m trying to add an id attribute to each file uploaded in Dropzone.js, So I can sort it later on. This is my code: The line Should add the id, but it does nothing. Tried it with prop() too. If I choose a different element, it does work fine. for example, this works for .dz-details But I cannot seem to

html2canvas not capturing image

html2canvas.js not capturing image. it leaves white space where the image occurs. I have tried a lot but i cannot find solution . Help is appreciated 🙂 Answer It works, when I host it in the server. The security restrictions causes it to fail.

Increase performance for 10,000 particles in HTML5 Canvas

I have two JS Fiddles, both with 10,000 snow flakes moving around but with two different approaches. The first fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/6eypdhjp/ Uses fillRect with a 4 by 4 white square, providing roughly 60 frames per second @ 10,000 snow flakes. So I wondered if I could improve this and found a bit of information on HTML5Rocks’ website regarding canvas performance.

Port Knocking UDP with Javascript in Browser

So I am trying to send a port knock sequence from javascript. The TCP part is simple enough with websockets. I’ve read that WebRTC is the closest thing the browser offers to sending a UDP packet… but WebRTC is a lot to digest just to attempt to send a UDP “knock”. Is it even possible to “knock” via UDP using

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