Currently trying to access DOM object by the ‘text’, and I can’t find this using standard javascript way – ‘evaluate’ or looping through all th object.

Currently trying to access DOM object by the ‘text’, and I can’t find this using standard javascript way – ‘evaluate’ or looping through all th object.

Currently trying to access DOM object by the ‘text’, and I can’t find this using standard javascript way – ‘evaluate’ or looping through all th object.

Currently trying to access DOM object by the ‘text’, and I can’t find this using standard javascript way – ‘evaluate’ or looping through all th object.

I am creating a book app using javascript using NY Times api where users can view the book details by clicking any of the book. I have given each book a different id using primary_isbn10 from the api. The problem is that if I click on any book, it shows only one book details in the detals.html page. It doesn’t matter which book I have clicked; the results are not changing and only one particular book details are showing.

This question already has answers here: How do I call a dynamically-named method in Javascript? (13 answers) Closed yesterday. I have defined following function: function handleMessageDot(fun) { domElement.classList.fun(‘hidden’); } Now I want to use one of those: handleMessageDot(add), handleMessageDot(remove). I get remove is not defined error. I assume that is because remove() and add() functions […]

This question already has answers here: How do I call a dynamically-named method in Javascript? (13 answers) Closed yesterday. I have defined following function: function handleMessageDot(fun) { domElement.classList.fun(‘hidden’); } Now I want to use one of those: handleMessageDot(add), handleMessageDot(remove). I get remove is not defined error. I assume that is because remove() and add() functions […]

This question already has answers here: How do I call a dynamically-named method in Javascript? (13 answers) Closed yesterday. I have defined following function: function handleMessageDot(fun) { domElement.classList.fun(‘hidden’); } Now I want to use one of those: handleMessageDot(add), handleMessageDot(remove). I get remove is not defined error. I assume that is because remove() and add() functions […]

This question already has answers here: How do I call a dynamically-named method in Javascript? (13 answers) Closed yesterday. I have defined following function: function handleMessageDot(fun) { domElement.classList.fun(‘hidden’); } Now I want to use one of those: handleMessageDot(add), handleMessageDot(remove). I get remove is not defined error. I assume that is because remove() and add() functions […]

This question already has answers here: How do I call a dynamically-named method in Javascript? (13 answers) Closed yesterday. I have defined following function: function handleMessageDot(fun) { domElement.classList.fun(‘hidden’); } Now I want to use one of those: handleMessageDot(add), handleMessageDot(remove). I get remove is not defined error. I assume that is because remove() and add() functions […]