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Hi I am New to HTML W3 Schools syntax highlighter is easy to use https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_syntax_highlight.asp Here w3 using "w3CodeColor(document.getElementById("myDiv"));" am using more codes in my notes instead of number of ids how a Single Class can be used? "w3CodeColor(document.getElementsByClass("myDiv"));" like this. Thank u
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GREETING: I would like to wish everyone at W3Schools a very Happy New Year! BACKGROUND: In an effort to speed up Matomo's performance without having to create a routine that will retrieve, save, and call the desire data -- a procedure suggested earlier by others -- I am seeking to set up a Matomo CRON job that apparently does the same with no additional coding on my part. Unfortunately, I am confused by the syntax. CODE (RECOMMENDED BY MATOMO): 5 * * * * www-data /usr/bin/php5 /path/to/piwik/console core:archive --url=http://example.org/piwik/ > /home/example/piwik-archive.log QUESTION: To what refers the phrase core:archive in the above code segment? NOTE: Within the path/to/piwik folder there exists a document file called console. Within the path/to/piwik/core folder there exists a file called Console.php, a folder called Archive, and a file called Archive.php. There are various files in the Archive folder, but none of them resemble very closely any of the folders and files just mentioned. Roddy
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$string = 'Hello and hi'; $text =' <a class="link" href = "javascript:void(0)" onclick = "document.getElementById(\'text_div\').innerHTML=\''.$string.'\';">Text</a> '; This is code I am using to print $string in text_div. What syntax (characters) can I not pass through this script?
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To the developers of W3.CSS thank you so much for creating a platform that in my opinion, uses less code to create a web responsive site with bells and whistles built in. I had hand coded a webpage template, but now that Google won't rank your site properly unless it is responsive, thus my template goes by the way of the 8-track. W3 provided the coding to make sites responsive, but that was still more time that I didn't have. Then, came W3.css now I can replicate my template using W3css, THANK YOU! my original template used layers via z index, placement via <div>, and in page css. My query is what is the proper syntax and use for z index within W3.css and within the container, and can multiple layers be used with a container? also can background images be used within W3.css? I see you have colors, what about images? also can the rollover feature within W3.css be used with custom images, and for non menu? based on replies, I will update your free template accordingly. Thanks once again
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The tutorials should use strict syntax (as a model for those who learn by example). For example, infunction myFunction(p1, p2) { return p1 * p2; // the function returns the product of p1 and p2}the semicolon is useless. The novice who does not know that the semicolon is a separator (not a terminator) will be lead to believe that it is required after the last statement.Furthermore, the equivalent formfunction myFunction (p1, p2) {return p1*p2}//returns the product of p1 and p2is more compact AND more legible. Putting a single brace on the final line may be preferred by some (even though it gobbles editing-window space up), but it should not be used so systematically that the novice will think it is a syntactical requirement.
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I'm sorry if, to many of you, this would seem like an obvious question, but I haven't been able to find a satisfying answer yet. Consider this piece of code; <button onclick="myFunction()"> Type A<button onclick="function(){myFunction()}"> Type B The first one calles the function, the second calls a function that, inside it, calles myFunction. I have notices sometimes type A and B both work, sometimes only one of them works, but I haven't been able to understand why exactly. Also applicable to: var x = document.getElementById("example")x.onclick=myFunction()var x = document.getElementById("example")x.onclick=function(){myFunction()} Can someone point out the differences for me? Would be very appreciated, I'm kinda stuck on this. Thanks in advance.
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I know the syntax is "<?php ?>" if you want php in a html file, but if it is a php file, do we need the the "<?php ?>"?
