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Glad you got it figured out.

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If you are using this Autocomplete plugin for jQuery, then you need to revise your code according to the documentation. However, based on your code, it looks like you're using some other...

I don't see why arrays would be necessary, since all you need to know are the current properties and the desired properties. All of the data you mentioned would be stored as properties of the object...

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This appears to be a typo error. JavaScript is case-sensitive. See the bold line in the code below. Also, I would recommend changing the id of your variable from "id" to something more...

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1. "Morph a div element" implies that you will be maintaining its rectangular shape, but redrawing its dimensions. Is that correct? Changing it into a different shape would require one or more...

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It's hard to debug just with that error message. If jQuery is not defined, then either the library link points to a non-existent resource (the path is incorrect) or the resource you're...

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It's a simple typo. elseif should be separated into the two separate words: else and if.

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What are you tweening? The motion of an object, or an object itself (morphing)? What kind of object is it?

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You can get the width/height dimensions by opening the Info pane (F8, I believe) and Ctrl/Cmd+Clicking the layer to select it.

When interpreted in a browser, JavaScript can't define where the file should be saved to because it doesn't have access to the file system. When you try to save the canvas image, it is the browser...

It's tricky. Just pay attention to the scope and it makes sense. The notation above is the same as the following.



var x = new Object();
x.a = a;
x.b = b;


. . . which is also the same...

No problem. Glad you figured it out. :)

They can be the same name.



var a = 'this is a', b = 'this is b';

var x = {
a: a,
b: b
}

Put the "selectedResult" div beneath the select element in your HTML code. This isn't a JavaScript question.

<select name="test" onchange="showSelected(this.options[this.options.selectedIndex].value)" id="Select1">

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You cannot put an "else if" after an "else." The "else" is a final, catch-all condition. You should put your "else if" as a nested "if" statement within your "else" statement.

Example:

...

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The idea is to identify the sequence and then transmit arguments to each function as you call it. Note that the following code will only work one time; after the length of your sequence has...

$("#status p").fadeOut(4000, function (){
$(this).fadeIn(1500);
});

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You are missing a forward slash at the beginning of your Regular Expression, and quotes around your replacement value. Try something like the following.


...

You could convert it to a string and then use the substr() method to extract the first two letters, or you could perform a mathematical operation by using a combination of toFixed(-3) / 1000.
...

There's not really a "one-liner." Although the following code could fit into one line, it's still an iterative command (loop).



var response = [];

$("*[class^='arete']").each(function (){
...

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Have you tried using .get()?



var response = $("*[class^='arete']").get();

Understood. Just trying to be helpful and provide more information/reading on the topic. :)

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You can use a for .. in loop to iterate through a DOM node list or object without returning its native properties by using the hasOwnProperty method. Further reading:...

Happy to help!