Comments by Member 14105304

Member 14105304 11-Mar-19 15:01pm View

comment:
for e.g : after 3 of \w would come 2 nums/digis, so after the D* (which mean the text before the nums) must come 2 nums.

Member 14105304 11-Mar-19 5:52am View

so the '?' just dismiss the behind word of it and then checks?

Member 14105304 11-Mar-19 4:29am View

ohhh.. it starts from 't' till 'i', i thought i is the flag..
gotch'a! thnx a lot! =]

Member 14105304 11-Mar-19 3:25am View

i mean why it did not give "titanic", c is included between a-z..?

Member 14105304 14-Feb-19 6:26am View

Some beneficial project, time and paper saver :)

Member 14105304 14-Feb-19 4:00am View

Army's computers.. They are secured.

Member 14105304 14-Feb-19 3:35am View

there's must be a way. I want to storage written text and keep it for future usage, even If I'll exit the website.

Member 14105304 14-Feb-19 3:29am View

How am I connecting to that indexedDB?

Member 14105304 14-Feb-19 3:28am View

I have nothing. It's an army's private isolated computers, nothing is allowed to enter, even the cheapest and undanger USB. So what shall I do?

Member 14105304 4-Jan-19 3:35am View

that's working!! :O
but i have stucked in another problem.

I want to make an random number(which i already did) and pass it through all the ".list" classes, and if they match, and ill click on the matched one: ill win.
kind of like that.

but the code returns the element, not an numeric number of the array.
and cuz of that i can't access these buttons.

the code:

<!DOCTYPE html>

CLICK
CLICK
CLICK

var lists = document.querySelectorAll(".list");
console.log(lists); // [0, 1, 2]

var pickAnswer = Math.floor(Math.random() *3);
console.log(pickAnswer); // ???

lists[0].addEventListener("click", check);
lists[1].addEventListener("click", check);
lists[2].addEventListener("click", check);

function check(){
console.log(this);
}

Member 14105304 3-Jan-19 2:17am View

Is it the only way? I hate the for each method..

Member 14105304 2-Jan-19 22:10pm View

i have added the first sentense. but these's another problem.
before the page is being loaded and before the buttons clicked, the function is already running:

<!DOCTYPE html>

CLICK
CLICK
CLICK

var lists = document.querySelectorAll(".list");
console.log(lists); // [0, 1, 2]

var pickAnswer = Math.floor(Math.random() *3);
console.log(pickAnswer); // ???

lists[0].addEventListener("click", check());
lists[1].addEventListener("click", check());
lists[2].addEventListener("click", check());

function check(){
alert("the button is CLICKED!");
}

Member 14105304 2-Jan-19 17:38pm View

Thank you a lot! I hard stucked at this one. I'm newbie in programming and have not learnt the "let" key.
I wanted to reply back at the time but fell asleep lol

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