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Thanks dsoneuk, I have rejiggled it slightly, and am printing formData to console. When this prints to the console, I am not sure where I should check as the object has so many levels? $('form').submit(function(e) { e.preventDefault(); var formData = new FormData(this); if($('#fileUpload').prop('files').length > 0) { file =$('#fileUpload').prop('files')[0]; formData.append("attachment", file); } console.log(formData); $.ajax({ type: "POST", url: '/_partial/contactForm.php', data: formData,

Hi all, I am having trouble with Ajax handling an attachment in a web form. I am quite new to this so have maybe missing something faily obvious to someone else: <form id="completeService" enctype="multipart/form-data" method="post" action="<?php echo htmlspecialchars($_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]);?>"> <button class="button is-link" id="submit1">Send</button> $('#submit1').click(function(e) { e.preventDefault(); var form = $('#completeService')[0]; var data = new FormData(form); $.ajax({ type: "POST", enctype: 'multipart/fo

ah ok, thanks Ingolme. Are there other security concerns with forms that should be addressed or does this technique generally cover most?

Hi there, I was using the https://www.w3schools.com/php/php_form_validation.asp tutorial to create a form that strips out malicious tags etc via the following. However when I receive the form the tags seem to be intact. Is what I am doing wrong and how should I correct it if so? <form method="post" action="<?php echo htmlspecialchars($_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]);?>"> <?php $phone = $location = ""; if ($_SERVER["REQUEST_METHOD"] == "POST") { $phone = test_input($_POST["phone"]); $location = test_input($_POST["location"]); $toEmail = 'email@address.com'; $

Thanks Ingolme, images could well be the problem here. What would be better to use than DOMContentLoaded in this instance?

Printing to the console shows the div and browser height as the same, despite some of the content of the div spilling out of view. It is almost like it is treating min-height as max-height. Are there possibly some compatibility issues with using 100vh and javascript getBoundingClientRect()?

Hi there, I am trying to check whether a div overlaps the browser height using getBoundingClientRect().height and comparing it to window.innerHeight: css #container { min-height: 100vh } JS document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() { let landingScreen = document.getElementById('container') let getHeight = window.innerHeight let landingHeight = landingScreen.getBoundingClientRect().height if (landingHeight <= getHeight) { do this } else { do that } } However this doesn't seem to always return accurate result

Hi there, I am new to all this so please bear with me! I am hoping it is something obvious missing in the code. I am using 2 jquery date pickers in one page, and hoping so that when a date is selected in the first, it disables that selected date in the second calendar. Here's what I have: <form onSubmit="return UpdateDeliveryOptions()"> <input class="input" id="disableDate" value="Date to disable"> <input type="submit" class="button is-medium is-primary" value="Save"> </form> <div id="customerCalendar"></div> jQuery(function($) { let d

I have a load of data coming from the database, of which I have not control of. When it comes in I am putting it in an html table. I have set up a basic if statement: If it is a blank field, show 'NA'. If not, show the figures in an input that a user can edit. The trouble I am running into is if a user backspaces the characters in the input, it then of course beomes the static text 'NA', but I need it to remain an input! What can I do in this scenario to prevent this from happening? I am using Vue.js, below is what I am using: <div v-if="item.valu

Thanks justsomeguy 👍

Hi there, I am new to Javascript, and finding displaying date and time confusing. I am using new Date().toLocaleString() ...which is perfect, however I am trying to remove seconds on the end as these are not relevant. How do I achieve this? Thanks

Hi there, I am hoping to create a container that starts part way down a page, and fills out the majority of space below it (minus some padding before the footer). I wrote the following: min-height: calc(100vh - 15.44rem); The rem size is the 247 pixels above and below that it isn't to fill out. This works, until the base font size is increased. Is there a solution to keeping this the correct min height? I could have just written the px value, but the elements above are rem sized as well so these will push the container down when the base font size is increased. Hope that makes

Thanks for this, I found adding the width directly to the cell class caused cell height to play up sometimes though. Is there any way of telling a cell to collapse around an element with a fixed width inside it or does this sort of thing not exist? thanks

Thanks dsoneuk, I tried changing the span a div but am getting the same results?

Hi there, I have been trying set a width of the last column in a table to 200px. <div class="table"> <div class="table-row"> <div class="table-cell">data</div> <div class="table-cell">data</div> <div class="table-cell"><span>data</span></div> </div> </div> .table{display: table;} .table-row{display: table-row;} .table-cell{display: table-cell;} .table-cell span{width: 200px;} Setting .table-cell:last-child to 200px causes strange behaviour with the height of the cells (this matters as a c