I am trying to enter multiple values to another column however It seems to be harder than I thought even that or I have no idea what I am doing, Is there an easier way to add different values to a different columns?
Example:
<span class="question" id="" onclick="expand('A101')" - On the ID="" Element I want to add different values like this: <span class="question" id="Q101" onclick="expand('A101')" however the Q/A 101 will go upto 327. (So from A101 to A327 and Q101 to Q327)
I have been looking for the past day on trying to do this without it pasting everything into one cell. I have even tried doing it Visual Studio but cannot seem to find a way other than manually entering them. As you can see from the image below, I am trying to add matching values in the Question and Answer elements. Same will go for the p tags because I want to add 1 answer to each element but they will need to be different. Do I have to do this manually?
Example Image of the code.
Here is my solution:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Xvre3UPegHlZATzYn68lw11NYRv9sfg1v6Lfzzie5NU/copy
You need to cut it into pieces - parts that are used just as plain text and variables that change.
Then you combine cells using join() function and empty delimiter "".
Id this what you were looking for?
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I'm aware that parsing numbers with pure CSS is impossible. But as in my case I know for certain that the input will always be in a specific way, is it possible to change the display of an input field based on the count of characters in it?
e.G. I want '123450' to be displayed as '1,234.50' - or if it were 'abcdef' it should become 'a,bcd.ef'.
So, I would like a rule that says: from right to left: after the second char display a dot, after the fifth and eight char display a comma.
Is that possible?
Example:
<input type="text" class="unformatted" value="123456" />
Should display like
<input type="text" class="formatted" vaulue="1,234.56" />
while still retaining its original value 123456.
What you're asking is not possible with pure CSS. The smallest you can go with CSS is the single HTML tag, you cannot go deeper than that.
Individual lines of text cannot be selected or altered, as they are seen as a whole by CSS engine.
With a little help from JavaScript, however, this can be easily done.
I have a website featuring a long list of names.
To make it more oversee-able, I'd like to put a text link in to
(on load) show all
(on clicking word "pears") hide all elements with class="apple"
(on clicking word "apples") hide all elements with class="pear"
(on clicking "show all") show all
I suppose it'd be like a really simplified version of "as you type" filtering.
Does a plug-in exist for this? I don't even know where to start!
Just bumped into this post, I know it's old but to be honest are none of the given answers pretty helpful. In my opinion, you can filter out the elements using the filter with :not, as in filter(':not()').
As Joel Potter stated, using $("span[class='apple']").hide(); will only select the spans with exactly one classname, apple. If multiple classes are present (which is highly likely) then such an approach would not work.
If you click on a word, e.g. pears, you can then filter out the elements that do not contain the class pears.
$('span').show().filter(':not(.pears)').hide();
and you're done ;)
hmm.. if you had a list like the following:
<span class="apple">red apple</span>
<span class="apple">green apple</span>
<span class="pear">big pear</span>
<span class="pear">little pear</span>
the following would show all:
$("span.*").show();
the following would hide all elements with 'class="apple"':
$("span[class='apple']").hide();
or you could go with hiding everything that doesn't have 'class="pear"':
$("span[class!='pear']").hide();
To filter out elements that contain a given class or any other attribute value, using the Attribute Contains Word Selector would be a good solution:
$("span").filter("[class~='apple']")
Actually, for the class attribute, it's even easier to just write:
$("span").filter(".apple") // or:
$("span.apple")
[This is also what Joel Potter wrote in his comment to this answer.]
That way you'll be able to match all of the below:
<span class="apple">...</span>
<span class="apple fruit">...</span>
<span class="fruit apple sweet">...</span>
So whenever you're not 100% sure that you'll only have a single class set on an element, use the ~= operator.
How i could remove different links i have in a MySQL field in many rows? I couldn't find a query for that.
I don't have much experience with MySQL, the ideal solutions would be something that begins with something and ends with something.
Example:
On table 'ads' i have a field called 'description' that has the ad description text. I have links inside the descriptions and i want to remove them all, but those links have different urls from ads to ads. I don't want to delete the text of the link, just the link itself <a class="something" href="http://someurl.com">Link text</a>
Please give a better explanation of your problem and a sample of code.
Although, if i'm right on what you want to achieve, you might need something like this below.
Example:
UPDATE ads SET description=REPLACE(description,'whatYouWantToDelete','')
The above will remove everything in your column that contains the string foo.
UPDATE:
These might be helpful.
Remove HTML tags from record
Removing links from posts in wordpress using query
So I'm trying to do the following:
A column in my table contains a bunch of text, amongst which is --
<a href="random.website.com>Text I want to keep</a>
which I want to change to:
Text I want to keep
Do also note that "random.website.com" is basically unique for each item, i.e.: it contains a different link for each item.
I am aware that there is a third party UDF called REGEXP_REPLACE but this is not available for me to use.
Is there any other to accomplish this? Appreciate any help of course.
Regards
anyone have an idea how to do this.
i need to get rid of forum views either by hide, delete, disable or any other way.
I assume you mean THREAD views in the text below:
Do a template search for $thread[views], and there should be a template called threadbit. If you want to quickly and easily obscure the views just delete $thread[views] and replace with or asterisks, or whatever you'd like.
If you want to remove the whole <td> it becomes more complicated. First you remove that <td>, and then in FORUMDISPLAY template you have to remove the <td> that contains $vbphrase[views] (do a search for it if you can't find it).
But I believe there may be some issue with removing that entire column, and any of the hardcoded colspan attributes among the templates. If so then you would have to reduce the colspan number by one. I'm not sure about the colspan part, it's been a long time since I edited the FORUMDISPLAY and threadbit templates.
Also, you will need to remove the Views from another location in the threadbit template:
title="<phrase 1="$thread[replycount]" 2="$thread[views]"
This shows up when you hover on top of the Last Post column. Just delete $thread[views] and it will show up blank.
i need 50 points to reply, sorry for keep using answer.
i was thinking of going 1 step futher and swapping the word hidden for a picture?
I used the word hidden just as a test to see if it would work which it does