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- Hey people. I built a simple word cloud using Javascript with a bit of jQuery. It was based off some else's work, but I modified it to use copy and pasted text. I thought I would share and perhaps someone could use the code if they'd like:The link is:HEREThere is still some issues like when the reset button is clicked, the button disappears and the background remains white while the page reloads, but that's an easy fix for later. Hopefully someone finds it useful or at least interesting.Enjoy!johnverber.com
- Hi I'm trying to fade out a textbox and a <p> when I click on a Submit button with the id= 'sub_btn'. Is this the proper code or do I need to possible reference the div the 'sub_btn' is in which is called id='inputarea'? Or possible the type of input? I've only seen people use the click(function()..... on something like 'a'.Code:
- function clearExtra(){
- $('#sub_btn input').click(function(){
- $('#input').fadeOut('fast');
- $('#dir').fadeOut('fast');
- });
- });
Thanks for the help!- 24-May-2012 10:38 PM
- Forum: Using jQuery
I was working on an application where I needed to pull text from various file types html, txt, xml, doc, docx, xsl, and ppt.I figured out the html and txt. Is it possible to handle XML like the activeXObject will handle it from a local system, but from files stored on the server? I was working with ajax using :- $.get(infile, function(data){
- if(data)
- {
- document.getElementById("input").innerHTML = data;
- }
- else {
- document.getElementById("input").innerHTML = "Error reading file";
- }
- });
which seems to work fine for html and text files. So I just wondered if anyone has ever messed with anything like this. the code above will spit out doc files with the words in there someplace mixed in with crazy characters, which I supposed I could loop through and pull out only words that are alphanumeric. But that would be super slow. Just curious if anyone has ever tried to do this. I've seen places like Monster that takes your doc file and reads it, then throws it into forms or a textfield so it can be done I suppose.- «Prev
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