Tag: JavaScript
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Page is Dirty using JavaScript
Read more: Page is Dirty using JavaScriptIn the bad old days of desktop applications, every form object in the world had a Dirty property that let you easily check to see…
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Fonts vs PNG transparent images
Read more: Fonts vs PNG transparent imagesFonts are letters, numbers, and symbols designed using specific typefaces. They can apply to various design elements such as logos, headings, and body text. On…
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Cascading Dropdown List
Read more: Cascading Dropdown ListCreate three dropdown lists, inside an HTML form. The second and third dropdown list will display different options, depending on the value selected in the…
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All about EJS TreeGrid
Read more: All about EJS TreeGridA JavaScript data grid with XML document. This is known as EJS TreeGrid. Demos and installations are here; https://www.treegrid.com/Doc/TreeGridHtml.html?Mark=html Some tips and tricks; For treegrid…
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Pivot a JavaScript Array: Convert a Column to a Row
Read more: Pivot a JavaScript Array: Convert a Column to a RowSometimes we need to convert a column to row in JavaScript array. It might be helpful to pass it as web service argument, generating chart…
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