You can use jQuery .prop() method to change the properties of an HTML element, dynamically, that is, at runtime. So, let’s see how we can use the .prop() method to disable or enable a select dropdown ...
If you are a JavaScript enthusiast, then you must check my previous post where I have explained it using a different and yet simple technique. Here however, I am sharing a jQuery example that explains ...
HTML5 “data” attributes allow developers to add data to an element. Using “data-” as a prefix, you can add a data attribute to store some information within an element (any element). Now, how do you ...
Unlike HTML form input controls, there is no “disabled” attribute for the A tag. Therefore, simply adding the “disabled” attribute to the link won’t actually disable it. There is a workaround though ...
Let’s assume, I have a number series or a text string and I want to add a dash or hyphen after every 3rd character or simply convert a number like 515458499 to 515-458-499 on my browser. How do I ...
There are two simple ways you can read data from an external JSON file and convert the data to an Array. I am sharing two examples here. The first example is in JavaScript and uses the ...
Let us assume you have a DIV element that serves as a container and it has few more elements in it. You also have a SELECT dropdown list. Based on whatever you select from the dropdown list, it should ...
There are many ways you can change the text of an element dynamically using a small script at the client side. I am sharing two different examples here in this post showing how to change the text of ...
jQuery provides two separate methods to set or assign values to a label dynamically. The methods are “text()” and “html()”. Both the methods have distinct features. You can use either of these two ...
Today I am sharing a simple jQuery example showing how to dynamically position an element or how to apply CSS properties dynamically to an element. The code example here in this post explains how ...
