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Javascript inheritance and method overriding

Assume I have a class like this: From this class I created some other classes which inherit the same prototype but have some added methods. What I want to do is being able to define a load() method in the sub-classes which first calls the parent method and then execute some code. Something like: I know there’s no super keyword

Recommended Vim plugins for JavaScript coding? [closed]

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How to disable scrolling temporarily?

I’m using the scrollTo jQuery plugin and would like to know if it is somehow possible to temporarily disable scrolling on the window element through Javascript? The reason I’d like to disable scrolling is that when you scroll while scrollTo is animating, it gets really ugly 😉 Of course, I could do a $(“body”).css(“overflow”, “hidden”); and then put it back

How to return void in JsDoc?

Is there a specified way to declare a method or a function to return void in JsDoc? Currently I am in the belief that void is the default return value, and other return values must be specifically provided: Answer I don’t believe you have to choose from a set of types in JsDoc… you can use any type name you

How to print text from textarea?

I want to print text from text area. I have a textarea which text can be updated by user. When user update text from textarea and then print the updated text can be print on page. And this text can be print on print page without textarea. Please suggest any solution. Thanks Answer I think I got what you are

JavaScript: Split array into individual variables

Considering this data structure: Looping through each vehicles item, is there a way to reassign the array elements to individual variables all in one shot, something like: … I’m trying to get away from doing: Just curious since this type of thing is available in other programming languages. Thanks! Answer Now it is possible using ES6’s Array Destructuring. As from

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