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No it is not found twice in the DB. Meanwhile I made a little search and what finally solved the issue is that intead of tracking keyup I used the input event...that solved it. Follows part of the event handler(JS) so you can understand what I am talking about. $('#search').on('input', function(e) { e.preventDefault(); var searchKeyword = $.trim($(this).val()); if(searchKeyword!=='') {//// tell me what you think...

Far from a starter website.

... and what it is all about and when to use it. I like it ...😃 Sorry for my excitement, but I decided to bite the bullet and start building a website. More for practise at this stage. So I decided to look at CSS Responsive Web Design ... I liked that it uses HTML and CSS ... a good starting point🤔 Anyway just thought I would share my excitement!😜🤠

Good. You have many options for your local developer environment I recommend this for starters: https://www.wampserver.com/en/ It's completely free. You don't even have to register. They don't care who you are. It's the localhost I use. Their download is clean. No viruses, malware, spyware, etc. EDIT: Still, run their dl through your virus scan before using it!!

In this context, I mean start writing code especially for reasons that interest you! The bigger the variety of ideas you try to write code for, the more valuable your code skills will be to you and the people that will want to hire you. Speaking for myself, the key to becoming confident as a coder is the willingness to make mistakes. Lots and lots of mistakes. It's just as easy for you to produce challenging, mistake producing code situations, as it is for employers. So, don't wait around for some one to hand you a job. Make one for yourself and be willing to tackle lots of mistakes. Ma

If you plan to do everything client side, just start creating. Then, just save your work in a way that lets you share it. If you plan to do some things server side, you'll need to set up a localhost before you start creating. Then, just save your work in a way that lets you share it. What kind of computer OS do you use?

The first slash is directory root for more subfolders before images folder.

The first slash usually represents the root directory or domain name that is directed to that directory, images is a folder within that root directory and then the image within that images folder.

Hi. I was wondering is you could make a dark mode for the entire w3schools, like how you did it for the tryit editor. That would be really cool thanks!

It's not an array because you overwrote the array with an object of type "component" on this line: gameObstacle = new component(10, 200, "green", 300, 120);

Here's a Dec 2020 link that addresses you question about "working cross browser": https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Tools_and_testing/Cross_browser_testing/Introduction Here's a quote that stuck out:

Right, it has nothing to do with coding, its magic! Sorry! You are on the wrong forum try https://blackwitchcoven.com/ If it was coding and you actually provided the code, we might have been able to help, but a vague question will result in a multitude of possible answers of which the most likely answer is its pointing to the wrong directory, it can't find what it is coded to look for, so it fails. But! All this nothing you want to hear so i will now depart, Abracadabra!

Hi All! I'm the coding projects manager at [link removed] and I'm very thrilled with W3Schools' latest developments. These signed-in learning paths and forums are great! I'm from New York, and Ruby on Rails is what I/we code with the most. But I'm excited to be learning more here at W3Schools. If any of you are interested, we have a bustling and supportive coding community at [link removed] --- we are the world's first not-for-profit social media community, where we help our members worldwide DIVE for their big BREAKs in life. I hope you'll come check it out--not only are we always