JavaScript

Sibeesh KV24-Sep-14 1:40

24-Sep-14 1:40

Ok thanks for your reply.

thatraja24-Sep-14 2:40

thatraja

24-Sep-14 2:40

0) Forget Javascript.
1) Go with jQuery which is better than Javascript.
2) If you don't believe, do Google search for "Javascript vs jQuery"
3) AngularJs is a javascript library like jQuery but it's also framework. Some people use Angular to create SPA.
Here a CP article. 10 Reasons Web Developers Should Learn Angular[^]
and one more post. 10 Reasons Why You Should Use AngularJS[^]

If you want to perform just client side operations, go with jQuery which is more than enough. And it'd be better to learn jQuery before start learning other javascript libraries like AngularJs, KnockOutJs, etc.,

thatraja

Code converters | Education Needed | Improve Everything^New

ZurdoDev24-Sep-14 3:15

ZurdoDev

24-Sep-14 3:15

thatraja wrote:
Go with jQuery which is better than Javascript.

jQuery IS javascript. Big Grin | :-D

But yes, it is an easier way to use JavaScript.

There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

Sunasara Imdadhusen12-Oct-14 23:35

12-Oct-14 23:35

yes

Sibeesh KV24-Sep-14 3:28

24-Sep-14 3:28

Thank you

Those links are useful

Leng Vang13-Oct-14 7:53

Leng Vang

13-Oct-14 7:53

Advice like this will get me very confusing. First, JavaScript is a language. Second jQuery and AngularJS are libraries developed using JavaScript.

thatraja13-Oct-14 7:58

thatraja

13-Oct-14 7:58

Agree with you. I just suggested OP to go with jQuery instead of javascript. Still there're many people fighting with old javascript code. Hereafter I'll add more details to avoid things like this. Thank you.

thatraja

Code converters | Education Needed | Improve Everything^New

ZurdoDev24-Sep-14 3:14

ZurdoDev

24-Sep-14 3:14

I suggest at least using the jQuery library but of course you'll want to design out your app first and make sure just the jQuery library can handle it properly.

For example, if you'll have grids then you'll likely want a separate library like jqGrid or something.

The point is your requirements and your current experience combined with your ability to learn new libraries should drive what you end up using.

There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

Sibeesh KV24-Sep-14 3:29

24-Sep-14 3:29

I know JQuery, but i dont have much experience in Angular JS. And i can learn new technologies in a faster way. i love to learn those Smile | :)

. Thanks a lot for your reply.

Sunasara Imdadhusen12-Oct-14 23:36

12-Oct-14 23:36

then you should visit https://angularjs.org/[^]

KaushalJB24-Sep-14 3:46

KaushalJB

24-Sep-14 3:46

So you master all this client side scripting OMG | :OMG:

Sibeesh KV24-Sep-14 4:03

24-Sep-14 4:03

Not exactly

Sunasara Imdadhusen12-Oct-14 23:36

12-Oct-14 23:36

yes

Member 1111420827-Sep-14 6:43

Member 11114208

27-Sep-14 6:43

I have been using AngularJS for about a month and have put it into a project and i really like it. AngularJS is written using javascript so javascript is something you SHOULD know. The nice thing about AngularJS is that you can incorporate javascript and jQuery (as long as you have a reference to it). When in doubt i use javascript over Jquery. Sure Jquery is easier to use but native javascript is much faster.

Sibeesh KV27-Sep-14 7:50

Converting an URL to JSON encoded format

27-Sep-14 7:50

Yeah you are right . Native javascript is much faster than jquery. Thank you

Please up vote if it helped you Smile | :)

Thanks And Regards
Sibeesh

jasonalien9-Sep-14 3:32

jasonalien

9-Sep-14 3:32

Hello there,

I want to have a function that turns this :

http://examplesite.com/folders/images/myphoto.jpg

to this :

http:\/\/examplesite.com\/folders\/images\/myphoto.jpg

Can any of you help me with that? I'm not that good at JS but I need this : /

Thanks.

Re: Converting an URL to JSON encoded format

Dennis E White9-Sep-14 5:00

Dennis E White

9-Sep-14 5:00

If all that you want is to replace a '/' with '\/' then I would recommend you look into the String.replace method you get with javascript.

JavaScript

function repl(url) {
    return url.replace('/', '\/');
}

But since you mentioned you were trying to turn a URL into JSON I am thinking there is more to what you are asking. In which case I would recommend the following:

http://james.padolsey.com/javascript/parsing-urls-with-the-dom/[^]

Re: Converting an URL to JSON encoded format

jasonalien9-Sep-14 20:24

jasonalien

9-Sep-14 20:24

Thank you

Re: Converting an URL to JSON encoded format

MIG77711-Oct-14 6:48

MIG777

11-Oct-14 6:48

JavaScript

//the string to work with:
var httpAddress = 'http://examplesite.com/folders/images/myphoto.jpg',
    //the char(s) to look for:
    charToRemp = '/',
    //the char(s) to change to:
    rempCharWith = '\\/';

//using RegExp
function regexp_changeCharsTo(charIn, from, to) {
    var regExpFrom = RegExp(from, 'g');
    return charIn.replace(regExpFrom, to);
}

//using array map
function arrMap_changeCharsTo(charIn, from, to) {
    return charIn
        .split('')
        .map(function (chr) {
            if (chr === from) {
                return to;
            }
            return chr;
        })
        .join('');
}

//using for in loop
function forIn_changeCharsTo(charIn, from, to) {
    var fnString = '';
    for (var cr in charIn) {
        if (charIn[cr] === from) {
            fnString += to;
        } else {
            fnString += charIn[cr];
        }
    }
    return fnString;
}

//Test:
var regexp_test = regexp_changeCharsTo(httpAddress, charToRemp, rempCharWith);
var arrMap_test = arrMap_changeCharsTo(httpAddress, charToRemp, rempCharWith);
var forIn_test = forIn_changeCharsTo(httpAddress, charToRemp, rempCharWith);

Validate and submit a form containing data and a file using ajax/jquery

Member 109499861-Sep-14 10:41

Member 10949986

1-Sep-14 10:41

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I have a form containing data and a file input fields,
I want to submit and validate this form using jquery and ajax through one script.

Below is my form:

    <form id="datas" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
        <input type="text" name="firstName" value="" />
        <input name="pic" type="file" />
        <button>Submit</button>
    </form>

Now I have this code to validate the data

    $('#datas').validate({
        rules: {
            firstName:{
                required: true,
                minlength: 2,
                maxlength: 100
            }

        },
        messages: {
            firstName: {
                required: "Please Enter first name",
                minlength: jQuery.format("Enter at least {0} characters"),
                maxlength: jQuery.format("Enter atmost {0} characters"),
            }
        }
    });

Then I have a seperate code that could submit the form

    $("#datas").submit(function(){

        var formData = new FormData($(this)[0]);

        $.ajax({
            url: sucess.php,
            type: 'POST',
            data: formData,
            async: false,
            success: function (data) {
                alert(data)
            },
            cache: false,
            contentType: false,
            processData: false
        });
    });


**QUESTION:**

Please how can I combine these two scripts to validate the file and data fields and also submit to the success page.

Re: Validate and submit a form containing data and a file using ajax/jquery

Dennis E White3-Sep-14 4:38

Dennis E White

3-Sep-14 4:38

Since you are using the jQuery validation plugin why not read and follow their documentation where it appears they have some answers to questions similar.

http://jqueryvalidation.org/validate[^]

Re: Validate and submit a form containing data and a file using ajax/jquery

Sunasara Imdadhusen3-Sep-14 21:03