The Window object is a DOM interface that represents a browser window/tab that contains a DOM document. The Window object is defined in the HTML specification.
I have a component to which the user can reach from various pages. When the user clicks an OK
button in this component, he should be redirected to the previous page ie. the page from where he
came to this component.
I came across…
I tried to put the following code to get a window object in angular 2:
@Component({
selector: 'app-slider',
templateUrl: './slider.component.html',
styleUrls: ['./slider.component.css'],
providers: [
…
I created a TypeScript module which requires a third-party library:
import Dexie from "dexie";
namespace storage {
...
}
When I compile my TypeScript file, I get the following JavaScript output:
"use strict";
var dexie_1 = require("dexie");
var…
I am trying to learn some new concepts about javascript.Here is a simple code I wrote. Inside a function THIS keyword refers to global object which is window unless it's bind with the context of another object. Inside myobj object there are two…
I understand from documentation and several related StackOverflow posts that window.parent, if there is no other parent, will self-reference and thus never be undefined.
I can't seem to find a decent reason as to why this is. JavaScript does have…
I'm creating a window in a Chrome Extension using chrome.windows.create. It's of type panel, so it's not a regular browser window or tab, but a free-standing window floating above all others. Having created it, I now need to insert some HTML and…
I haven't been able to make sense of the answers to related questions so far(down to my knowledge level), so...
I have a simple script(using jQuery) that opens a new window and adds certain content from the parent into a specified container inside…
If I have an iframe that loads a page from an external domain, and that external page has javascript code that accesses the Window Object, would that break the execution of that javascript? I mean would the script get executed as it would in a…
I recently updated to Webpack 5 from Webpack 4, earlier I had a function on window object in index.js such that it looked something like
index.js
window.someFunction = function (...arguments) {
// function body
}
when this index.js gets bundled…
Trying to fetch the UI Performance KPI's using puppeteer framework, I have the following script
const puppeteer = require('puppeteer');
const select = require('puppeteer-select');
(async () => {
const launchOptions = {
headless: false,
…
I have an Object like shown below.
On line 6 I write console.log(this.title, elem).
Now according to what I learned about this.-Keyword, this.title shouldn't reference the current Object here, but the global Window-Object. Now contrary to my…
I am trying to embed Angular app on JSP page, for some reasons I need browser to preserve the state and don't want angular to push new state to browser history.
As per Angular documentation { skipLocationChange: true } will allow me to do that.…
I'm trying to create window event listener that must listen for the event in the other tab, where opened another instance of the same application.
Some service:
public validateItemAgainstServer = (item: EspApplication) => {
...
…
How to print the user input textbox. In the current jsfiddle I have attached my demo.
I am using windows popup to display current HTML in a new page and print only the displayed items. How do I display input box values in the current…
The old style JavaScript var declaration outside of a closure is global (top-level scope) and can be accessed in a browser from the window object. For example, the declaration var x = 3; can be accessed with window['x'].
How do you similarly access…
