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event.returnValue is deprecated. Please use the standard event.preventDefault() instead
# The Dreaded event.returnValue Error: Why event.preventDefault() is the Solution š āāļø Are you experiencing the following error in your Google Chrome console? š± ``` event.returnValue is deprecated. Please use the standard event.preventDefault() instead
Request Monitoring in Chrome
# Title: Unleash the Power of Request Monitoring in Chrome: Say Goodbye to Missing Ajax Requests! š Hey there, tech enthusiasts and web developers! Are you a Chrome user who's been struggling to monitor every single HTTP request made by your web page's J
Getting all selected checkboxes in an array
š **Tech Blog Post: A Simple Solution to Get All Selected Checkboxes in an Array!** š Hey, fellow coders! š„ļø Are you struggling to get all the selected checkboxes in an array using JavaScript for your AJAX requests? š¤ Don't worry, I've got your back!
Stop all active ajax requests in jQuery
# š Stop All Active Ajax Requests in jQuery š Hey there, tech enthusiasts! š Have you ever encountered a pesky issue where your active AJAX requests fail and trigger an error event when submitting a form? š¤ We know it can be quite frustrating, but fre
Pass array to ajax request in $.ajax()
# Pass Array to Ajax Request in $.ajax(): A Complete Guide š So, you've stumbled upon the need to send an array as an Ajax request using the `$.ajax()` method. š¤ Fear not, dear reader, for we have got you covered! In this guide, we'll address the common
Why use AJAX when WebSockets is available?
# Why Use AJAX When WebSockets is Available? š¤ ## The Rise of WebSockets ā”ļø WebSockets have gained popularity in recent years due to their ability to provide real-time, bidirectional communication between a client and a server. With WebSockets, you can
How can I remove or replace SVG content?
# Removing or Replacing SVG Content Made Easy! šØš So, you've created a beautiful SVG chart using D3.js, but now you're faced with the challenge of updating it with new data from a web service. Each time you click on the update button, a new SVG element
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console.log(result) prints [object Object]. How do I get result.name?
š **Title: Why does `console.log(result)` prints `[object Object]` and how to get `result.name`?** š Introduction: Are you frustrated because instead of getting the `id` and `name` from `result`, you see `[object Object]` in the console? Don't worry, yo
how to bypass Access-Control-Allow-Origin?
š **Title: How to Bypass Access-Control-Allow-Origin Error and Get the Data You Need** Hey there, tech enthusiasts! š Are you facing some trouble with an ajax call to your own server because of the dreaded "Access-Control-Allow-Origin" error? Don't worr
Fetch API request timeout?
# š What's the Timeout? So you're using the š„ Fetch API š„ for your POST request, huh? But wait, have you ever wondered what happens if the š network takes too long to respond? š¤ That's where the concept of **timeout** comes into play! ā° By default,