Thats the default, meaning it does not recognise your option.
try:
dateFormat: 'dd-mm-yy'(small letters)
Thats the default, meaning it does not recognise your option.
try:
dateFormat: 'dd-mm-yy'(small letters)
I have a XML mark-up/code like the following. I want to replace the text inside one of the tags (in this case
The source is inside a textarea. I have the following code, but it is obviously not doing what I want.
code=$("xml-code").val(); // content of XML sourcenewBegin = "The same old beginning"; // new text insideThis is just appending to the existing text inside the begin tags. I have a feeling this can be done only using Regex, but unfortunately I have no idea how to do it.
I am using the following to loop through all fields with a specific class and add their values to a variable. This works fine so far.
What is the best / fastest way to add a comma as a separator between the values in the variable here BUT avoid having a comma at the beginning or the end of the variable's content ?
The content of the variable in the end should look like this: value1,value2,value3, ...
My function:
var myVariable = '';$('.myClass').each(function(){ myVariable += $(this).val();})Thanks for any help with this, Tim.