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问题 I am using a REST service to generate a CSV file that I want to prompt the user to download. An example of the service is below: https://localhost:8444/websvc/exportCSV?viewId=93282392 To prompt the user to download the file, I use this code: window.location.href = exportUrl , where exportUrl would be a URL like the one above. This works great if there are no errors on the server when executing the service. The file download prompt appears, the page doesn't refresh, and all is well. However,

问题 I am using a REST service to generate a CSV file that I want to prompt the user to download. An example of the service is below: https://localhost:8444/websvc/exportCSV?viewId=93282392 To prompt the user to download the file, I use this code: window.location.href = exportUrl , where exportUrl would be a URL like the one above. This works great if there are no errors on the server when executing the service. The file download prompt appears, the page doesn't refresh, and all is well. However,

问题 I have a button on my page that needs to reload on click and it's not doing so. https://codepen.io/JammyPiece/full/dBZaMP It should also reload on click after the 'death screen' which explains how old the creature is when it died. I'm clicking and nothing happens. I've read the w3 schools docs and read about the various ways to reload a screen. I can't see a difference between them and what I've done. var c; function myClock() { c=0; myTimer = setInterval(startUp, 60000); } $(resetBtn).click

问题 I have a button on my page that needs to reload on click and it's not doing so. https://codepen.io/JammyPiece/full/dBZaMP It should also reload on click after the 'death screen' which explains how old the creature is when it died. I'm clicking and nothing happens. I've read the w3 schools docs and read about the various ways to reload a screen. I can't see a difference between them and what I've done. var c; function myClock() { c=0; myTimer = setInterval(startUp, 60000); } $(resetBtn).click

问题 I need to reload a page in a success of an ajax call. I'm seeing some code (not mine) and there are two ways: success : function(obj) { //code location.href = location.href; } or success : function(obj) { //code window.location.reload(true); } Is there any difference in the behaviour? I know the difference of both location and window.location but in terms of do the job? 回答1: The main difference is follow: window.location.reload() reloads the current page with POST data, while window.location

问题 I need to reload a page in a success of an ajax call. I'm seeing some code (not mine) and there are two ways: success : function(obj) { //code location.href = location.href; } or success : function(obj) { //code window.location.reload(true); } Is there any difference in the behaviour? I know the difference of both location and window.location but in terms of do the job? 回答1: The main difference is follow: window.location.reload() reloads the current page with POST data, while window.location

问题 I am trying to use window.location.href in a loop to download multiple files I have a table in which i can select file's, then i run a loop of selected and try navigate to the file path to download the files. I keep only getting the last file to download. I think it's due to the location herf only taking action after my javascript finishes and not as the code runs. When i have a break point on the window.location.herf it still only downloads the last file and only when i let the code run

问题 I am trying to use window.location.href in a loop to download multiple files I have a table in which i can select file's, then i run a loop of selected and try navigate to the file path to download the files. I keep only getting the last file to download. I think it's due to the location herf only taking action after my javascript finishes and not as the code runs. When i have a break point on the window.location.herf it still only downloads the last file and only when i let the code run

问题 I am trying to use window.location.href in a loop to download multiple files I have a table in which i can select file's, then i run a loop of selected and try navigate to the file path to download the files. I keep only getting the last file to download. I think it's due to the location herf only taking action after my javascript finishes and not as the code runs. When i have a break point on the window.location.herf it still only downloads the last file and only when i let the code run

问题 I have a url similiar to this: www.mysite.com/products/ I was using this to test against the pathname: if (/\/products\//.test(window.location)) { _gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/products/landing']); } But the problem I was running into was the above would execute for sub-folders as well, which I do not want: www.mysite.com/products/sub-folder/ I'm thinking window.location.pathname will help me out more than the above jQuery. But I'm unsure how to target only the top-level directory, and not