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What is BlueStacks? BlueStacks is an app player which can be installed on Windows and Mac PC. The software enables you to play mobile games on PCs. BlueStacks app player has been developed for users who love to play games. They can enjoy their game through a mouse, keyboard, and gamepad. BlueStacks also provides customization options so that users can set up the game as per their comfort and preference. Cost of BlueStacks BlueStacks can be downloaded and used for free. It is compatible with almost all the apps available in the Google Play Store. Mostly Android users use the ... Read More
In jQuery, we can trigger the ‘mousemove’ event to detect the mouse pointer's location on the web page. Also, we can detect the scroll using the ‘scroll’ event and subtract that value from the y position to get the relative mouse location. Using the ‘overflow-y: scroll’ CSS property, we can make any div scrollable. Syntax Users can follow the syntax below to get the relative mouse position while scrolling on the div. $('#main').scroll(function (event) { if (finalScroll != $('#main').scrollTop()) { location_y -= finalScroll; finalScroll = ... Read More
In JavaScript, an object contains the properties in the key-value format. We can access any property of an object using the property name by taking the object as a reference. Sometimes, we try to access the object property that doesn’t exist in the object. In such cases, we get the undefined value. Let’s understand it by the example below. Example (Accessing the Object Properties) In the example below, we have created the object and added some properties. Also, we have added some nested properties. After that, we try to access the ‘prop5’ property which is a nested property of the ... Read More
The code often throws an error, and handling errors is more important. JavaScript also allows users to throw a custom error using the ‘throw’ keyword. We can catch the errors in the catch block. We can use the try-catch syntax to catch errors thrown by normal functions. Let’s understand it by the example below. Example 1 (Throw Errors in Regular Function) In the example below, we have created the throwError() regular function, which uses the throw keyword to throw an error with the custom error message. We have executed the function inside the try block. If the function throws any ... Read More
Whenever you develop a website or application for a worldwide business, you must also focus on which language your audience can understand. For example, English is an international language, but in some parts of the world, people don’t understand English as they speak German, Spanish etc. However, if you have observed, then some websites provide the option to change the website's language. You just need to click on the button, which changes the whole website's language. Have you ever thought about how it is possible? Here, we will learn to switch the language of the web page using JavaScript. Syntax ... Read More
Have you ever tried to build a custom search engine? If yes, you are aware of how much effort it takes. The first thing is that we need to create a search algorithm that should show the best matching results when any user searches. It can take a lot of time. Rather than wasting time on creating our search engine, what if we use the Google custom search engine? Yes, you heard right! Google allows us to integrate the search engine on our website, and Google handles everything when any user searches for something on our website. Integrating the Google ... Read More
Sometimes, developers may require to store the function in the queue and execute it in the order it is stored in the queue. In JavaScript, we can create a queue using the array. We can use the push() method of the array to enqueue the function in the queue and the shift() method to deque the function from the queue. Below, we will see examples of storing JavaScript functions in the queue and executing them in the queue order. Syntax Users can follow the syntax below to store JavaScript functions in a queue and execute in that order. while (queue.length ... Read More
Storing data in the DOM means storing data in plain text format. For example, we store data in the state variable while using React or any other reactive framework. When the user updates the data in the input field, it stores updated data in the state variable. So, we store data in the state variable before we submit the form. At the time of submitting the form, we use the values of the state variables. In vanilla JavaScript, we can do the same, like storing data in plain text format, and whenever we require to submit the form, we can ... Read More
Sometimes, we may require to show and hide div based on the selected values. For example, you want to show the registration or login forms based on the radio button's selected value. Below, we will learn to show/hide the div elements based on the selected value using JQuery. Show/hide the div Element Depending on the Selected Value From the Select Menu In JQuery, we can get the selected option’s value from the ‘select’ menu. After that, we can access the div element according to the selected option value and show them. Syntax Users can follow the syntax below to show/div ... Read More
In some text editors, when you select the text, it shows the menu to edit texts and provides functionalities like justifying text, aligning text, increasing the text size, changing colour, etc. Microsoft word is the best example of it. In Microsoft word, when you select any text, it shows the custom horizontal menu to perform some actions on the text. This tutorial will use JavaScript to create a custom menu on the text selection. Syntax Users can follow the syntax below to show some custom menu on text selection. let coOrdinates = document.querySelector(".content").getBoundingClientRect(); let posX = clientX - Math.round(coOrdinates.left) + ... Read More