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In GrapeJS to save html code of document in database use your own save function (like saveContent() in this example) inside editor’s ‘storage:store’ event method. Example: editor.on(‘storage:store’, function(e) { saveContent(); //your method where you store html content of document in

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In Jquery / Javascript how to handle updates for partial (nested) web page view Inside a single View on browser back, forward & refresh button events? Or simply put how to handle browser back or forward button clicks for content

When we refresh Jquery datatables (like through sorting or searching) the graphic animations like progress circle-bars etc do not redraw correctly. The distorted images appear instead of graphics. This is how progress circles look initially: On sorting/searching the dataTable, the

Problem: Cloudfront caches most of the objects and it becomes a problem when content updates to a new version of the origin server. CloudFront doesn’t retrieve the latest version of objects instantly from the origin server, it generally takes 24

When we write data in local storage it is not kept between dataTable pages. It will overwrite the old data with a new one on each page, means your previous data will be lost on a new dataTable page. The

Jquery data table callbacks are used when you want to perform some action on a certain event in the data table. For eg. when you want to modify a particular row or cell every time the table is redrawn. List

Steps to make VisualForce Page externally accessible by non-salesforce Users/External Users: 1. Create a VisualForce page that you want to make externally accessible by non-salesforce Users/External Users. Here, I’ve created a VisualForce Page named as ‘Multi-Select List’. I’ve also created

Commands to empty logfile : 1. :>logfile – If logfile does not exist, this will create an empty log file, otherwise it will empty the existing file. 2. cat /dev/null > logfile – This is equivalent to above command. Command