Tag Archives: HTML
Strange behaviour of parseFloat of ‘this.innerHTML’ in Chrome
This is a rare case: in a project I use parseFloat JavaScript function to calculate final sum, but string was in the HTML code, previously generated by jQuery AJAX call: $(‘#’+id).html(rezult+’ ‘+currency); … $(‘#total’).html(‘TOTAL: ‘+totalcalc()); so it must be captured … Continue reading
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Tagged AJAX, calculate, Chrome, code, final sum, Google Chrome, HTML, HTML code, innerHTML, isNaN, JavaScript, JavaScript function, jQuery, js, js function, NaN, parseFloat, string, sum
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China letters from Excel to HTML, handled by VBA
This macros turns Chinese letters in “MS Excel 2007” spreadsheet to HTML codes. It will works with all Unicode chars, so can be used with Cyrilic, Hebrew, Arab, Japan an all others languages. In my case it prepares XML form … Continue reading
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Tagged arab, chinese, chinese letters, cyrilic, entities, Excel, Excel macros, Excel spreadsheet, hebrew, HTML, HTML codes, HTML entities, japan, language, languages, letters, macros, spreadsheet, Unicode, Unicode chars, Unicode entities, XML, XML document, XML form, XML format, Zoho, Zoho application
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