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I understand how to generate objects from the database, using Sinatra with formatting, and I understand from tutorials how to use POST to send information back, but I don't understand how to use POST to transfer information from the browser (for instance from a text field, or inside <p id="stufftotransfer"><%= …
Hi everyone, I'm a computer science student and I want to make a hexagonal grid or map for use as a sort of board for making basic games and so forth. I have found some similar projects in C# and am trying to figure out how to create a 'board' …
I've done the following code but I can't figure out how to get an output to come out; I used a structure to store both strings and doubles, and then created an array using that datatype. However I can't work out how to create an output. It wont let me …
Actually I was curious about this post because I'm in my early 30s myself and got into programming as a side avenue later in life. But, I get bad anxiety - to the point of being a disability; my brain gets scrambled in a supermarket if it's busy. I've heard …
I'm using Visual Basic for an Introduction to Programming module at Technical college. I do have to say that just because it was widespread in industry 10 years ago doesn't mean that it's a great choice for learning coding. I can't explain it but it just seems sort of well, …
This is the message I get within the document.write output ("document.write(bodytype);") [objectHTMLSelectElement] This is my attempt to get a value from the dropdownbox; var bodytype=document.getElementById("bodytype"); document.getElementById("bodytype").value=bodytype.options[bodytype.selectedIndex].text; This is the dropdown box code that it's meant to come from; <select id="bodytype" name="bodytype"> <option>fat</option> <option>lean</option> <option>slender</option> <option>short</option> <option>tall</option> </select> It's printing what …
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