Rendering elements (which can change numbers) using jQuery
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Currently when the user selects some tags in my app I generate them in a function, like this:
// Show tags that are currently used in search
var htmlNodes = '<ul class="tags">';
// If no pinned nodes, reset not found nodes
if (graphFactory.existPinnedNodes() == false) {
graphFactory.updateNotFoundNodes();
}
// Add not found nodes as tags (gray)
for (let x = 0; x < graphFactory.getNotFoundNodes().length; x++) {
htmlNodes = htmlNodes + '<li><a class="notfound" href="#">' + graphFactory.getNotFoundNodes()[x] + '</a></li>';
}
// Add pinned nodes as tags (blue)
for (let q = 0; q < graphFactory.getPinnedNodes().length; q++) {
htmlNodes = htmlNodes + '<li><a href="#">' + graphFactory.getPinnedNodes()[q] + '</a></li>';
}
htmlNodes = htmlNodes + '<div class="tagsend"></div></ul>';
$('#pinnednodeslist').html(htmlNodes);
Basically I create a <ul> of class tags, add some li elements with a specific tag each, and then render it into the #pinnednodeslist element.
As you can see, the number of <li> elements might change, depending on the number of getPinnedNodes or getNotFoundNodes, so I wonder if I have to reconstruct this html every time or if there is a more efficient way to do that...
Maybe a better way is that I don't have to mix so much HTML with my code?
For instance, I was thinking to leave all the elements there and just make them invisible, simply adding a class to show them and the html content to display within... But maybe you know of some other better way to do that?
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Currently when the user selects some tags in my app I generate them in a function, like this:
// Show tags that are currently used in search
var htmlNodes = '<ul class="tags">';
// If no pinned nodes, reset not found nodes
if (graphFactory.existPinnedNodes() == false) {
graphFactory.updateNotFoundNodes();
}
// Add not found nodes as tags (gray)
for (let x = 0; x < graphFactory.getNotFoundNodes().length; x++) {
htmlNodes = htmlNodes + '<li><a class="notfound" href="#">' + graphFactory.getNotFoundNodes()[x] + '</a></li>';
}
// Add pinned nodes as tags (blue)
for (let q = 0; q < graphFactory.getPinnedNodes().length; q++) {
htmlNodes = htmlNodes + '<li><a href="#">' + graphFactory.getPinnedNodes()[q] + '</a></li>';
}
htmlNodes = htmlNodes + '<div class="tagsend"></div></ul>';
$('#pinnednodeslist').html(htmlNodes);
Basically I create a <ul> of class tags, add some li elements with a specific tag each, and then render it into the #pinnednodeslist element.
As you can see, the number of <li> elements might change, depending on the number of getPinnedNodes or getNotFoundNodes, so I wonder if I have to reconstruct this html every time or if there is a more efficient way to do that...
Maybe a better way is that I don't have to mix so much HTML with my code?
For instance, I was thinking to leave all the elements there and just make them invisible, simply adding a class to show them and the html content to display within... But maybe you know of some other better way to do that?
javascript jquery interface
edited 24 mins ago
Jamal♦
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asked 20 hours ago
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Currently when the user selects some tags in my app I generate them in a function, like this:
// Show tags that are currently used in search
var htmlNodes = '<ul class="tags">';
// If no pinned nodes, reset not found nodes
if (graphFactory.existPinnedNodes() == false) {
graphFactory.updateNotFoundNodes();
}
// Add not found nodes as tags (gray)
for (let x = 0; x < graphFactory.getNotFoundNodes().length; x++) {
htmlNodes = htmlNodes + '<li><a class="notfound" href="#">' + graphFactory.getNotFoundNodes()[x] + '</a></li>';
}
// Add pinned nodes as tags (blue)
for (let q = 0; q < graphFactory.getPinnedNodes().length; q++) {
htmlNodes = htmlNodes + '<li><a href="#">' + graphFactory.getPinnedNodes()[q] + '</a></li>';
}
htmlNodes = htmlNodes + '<div class="tagsend"></div></ul>';
$('#pinnednodeslist').html(htmlNodes);
Basically I create a <ul> of class tags, add some li elements with a specific tag each, and then render it into the #pinnednodeslist element.
As you can see, the number of <li> elements might change, depending on the number of getPinnedNodes or getNotFoundNodes, so I wonder if I have to reconstruct this html every time or if there is a more efficient way to do that...
Maybe a better way is that I don't have to mix so much HTML with my code?
For instance, I was thinking to leave all the elements there and just make them invisible, simply adding a class to show them and the html content to display within... But maybe you know of some other better way to do that?
javascript jquery interface
edited 24 mins ago
Jamal♦
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asked 20 hours ago
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Currently when the user selects some tags in my app I generate them in a function, like this:
// Show tags that are currently used in search
var htmlNodes = '<ul class="tags">';
// If no pinned nodes, reset not found nodes
if (graphFactory.existPinnedNodes() == false) {
graphFactory.updateNotFoundNodes();
}
// Add not found nodes as tags (gray)
for (let x = 0; x < graphFactory.getNotFoundNodes().length; x++) {
htmlNodes = htmlNodes + '<li><a class="notfound" href="#">' + graphFactory.getNotFoundNodes()[x] + '</a></li>';
}
// Add pinned nodes as tags (blue)
for (let q = 0; q < graphFactory.getPinnedNodes().length; q++) {
htmlNodes = htmlNodes + '<li><a href="#">' + graphFactory.getPinnedNodes()[q] + '</a></li>';
}
htmlNodes = htmlNodes + '<div class="tagsend"></div></ul>';
$('#pinnednodeslist').html(htmlNodes);
Basically I create a <ul> of class tags, add some li elements with a specific tag each, and then render it into the #pinnednodeslist element.
As you can see, the number of <li> elements might change, depending on the number of getPinnedNodes or getNotFoundNodes, so I wonder if I have to reconstruct this html every time or if there is a more efficient way to do that...
Maybe a better way is that I don't have to mix so much HTML with my code?
For instance, I was thinking to leave all the elements there and just make them invisible, simply adding a class to show them and the html content to display within... But maybe you know of some other better way to do that?
javascript jquery interface
javascript jquery interface
edited 24 mins ago
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edited 24 mins ago
Jamal♦
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asked 20 hours ago
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edited 24 mins ago
Jamal♦
30.6k11121227
edited 24 mins ago
Jamal♦
30.6k11121227
edited 24 mins ago
Jamal♦
30.6k11121227
30.6k11121227
asked 20 hours ago
Dmitry ParanyushkinDmitry Paranyushkin
1062
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asked 20 hours ago
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asked 20 hours ago
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1062
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