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let i = document.createElement('select'); | |||
i.append(...['red','blue','yellow'] | |||
.map(c=>{ | |||
let o = document.createElement('option'); | |||
o.innerText = c; | |||
return o; | |||
})) | |||
let b = document.createElement('button'); | |||
b.innerText = 'click me' | |||
b.onclick = ()=>{ | |||
//Your code goes here | |||
} | |||
document.body.append(i,b); | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:27, 7 September 2021
A button
When the user clicks the button the DOM gets changed.
let b = document.createElement('button'); b.innerText = 'click me'; b.onclick = ()=>{ document.body.append('Hello world'); } document.body.append(b);
let b = document.createElement('button'); b.innerText = 'click me'; b.onclick = ()=>{ document.body.append('Hello World!'); } document.body.append(b);
An input box and a button
The user can change the text that gets echoed.
let i = document.createElement('input'); i.value = 'New York '; let b = document.createElement('button'); b.innerText = 'click me'; b.onclick = ()=>{ document.body.append(i.value); } document.body.append(i,b);
let i = document.createElement('input'); i.value = 'New York '; let b = document.createElement('button'); b.innerText = 'click me'; b.onclick = ()=>{ document.body.append(i.value); document.body.append(i.value); } document.body.append(i,b);
Change Color
An input element can be a text box.
- In this example the text box is created and given a default value
- The user can change that value.
- The button text should get changed to the color of the moment. You can do that with the line:
b.style.color = i.value;
let i = document.createElement('input'); i.value = 'green'; let b = document.createElement('button'); b.innerText = 'click me'; b.onclick = ()=>{ } document.body.append(i,b);
let i = document.createElement('input'); i.value = 'green'; let b = document.createElement('button'); b.innerText = 'click me'; b.onclick = ()=>{ b.style.color = i.value; } document.body.append(i,b);
Do some maths
An input element can be a text box.
- You can turn a string into a number with the parseInt function
let i = document.createElement('input'); i.value = 21; let b = document.createElement('button'); b.innerText = 'click to double'; b.onclick = ()=>{ let r = document.createElement('div'); r.innerText = parseInt(i.value) + 1; document.body.append(r); } document.body.append(i,b);
let i = document.createElement('input'); i.value = 21; let b = document.createElement('button'); b.innerText = 'click to double'; b.onclick = ()=>{ let r = document.createElement('div'); r.innerText = parseInt(i.value) * 2; document.body.append(r); } document.body.append(i,b);
Pick colours from a drop down
- Set the
b.style.background
let i = document.createElement('select'); i.append(...['red','blue','yellow'] .map(c=>{ let o = document.createElement('option'); o.innerText = c; return o; })) let b = document.createElement('button'); b.innerText = 'click me' b.onclick = ()=>{ //Your code goes here } document.body.append(i,b);
let i = document.createElement('select'); i.append(...['red','blue','yellow'] .map(c=>{ let o = document.createElement('option'); o.innerText = c; return o; })) let b = document.createElement('button'); b.innerText = 'click me' b.onclick = ()=>{ b.style.background = i.value; } document.body.append(i,b);