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<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
</tr><tr class='detail-hide'><td Class='result-name '>pmu: COMMITTED_PKT_BSB</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
I have a HTML table like above
I'm trying to do conditional formatting based on the formula applied on the numbers there
I tried this:
var tb = document.getElementByClass('metric')
I could not get those values
Any modifications or suggestions are appreciated
Thank you
javascript html arrays string
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Jack Bashford
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<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
</tr><tr class='detail-hide'><td Class='result-name '>pmu: COMMITTED_PKT_BSB</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
I have a HTML table like above
I'm trying to do conditional formatting based on the formula applied on the numbers there
I tried this:
var tb = document.getElementByClass('metric')
I could not get those values
Any modifications or suggestions are appreciated
Thank you
javascript html arrays string
edited 1 min ago
Jack Bashford
10.8k31644
asked 2 hours ago
GangaGanga
594
3
document.getElementsByClassName("metric")
– Jack Bashford
2 hours ago
add a comment |
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
</tr><tr class='detail-hide'><td Class='result-name '>pmu: COMMITTED_PKT_BSB</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
I have a HTML table like above
I'm trying to do conditional formatting based on the formula applied on the numbers there
I tried this:
var tb = document.getElementByClass('metric')
I could not get those values
Any modifications or suggestions are appreciated
Thank you
javascript html arrays string
edited 1 min ago
Jack Bashford
10.8k31644
asked 2 hours ago
GangaGanga
594
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
</tr><tr class='detail-hide'><td Class='result-name '>pmu: COMMITTED_PKT_BSB</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
I have a HTML table like above
I'm trying to do conditional formatting based on the formula applied on the numbers there
I tried this:
var tb = document.getElementByClass('metric')
I could not get those values
Any modifications or suggestions are appreciated
Thank you
javascript html arrays string
javascript html arrays string
edited 1 min ago
Jack Bashford
10.8k31644
asked 2 hours ago
GangaGanga
594
edited 1 min ago
Jack Bashford
10.8k31644
asked 2 hours ago
GangaGanga
594
edited 1 min ago
Jack Bashford
10.8k31644
edited 1 min ago
Jack Bashford
10.8k31644
edited 1 min ago
Jack Bashford
10.8k31644
10.8k31644
asked 2 hours ago
GangaGanga
594
asked 2 hours ago
GangaGanga
594
asked 2 hours ago
GangaGanga
594
594
3
document.getElementsByClassName("metric")
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document.getElementsByClassName("metric")
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the only problem with your code is you are using wrong js context to search for class using js.
document.getElementByClass('metric')
as classes can be more then 1 so the context to select class is having elements instead of element like below
document.getElementsByClass('metric')
hope this will solve your query.
if need any other help, just comment here I will try to solve
answered 2 hours ago
Nitin GargNitin Garg
815
Thanks . And can you please tell me how I can see the content obtained
– Ganga
1 hour ago
please explain exactly what are you looking to explore??
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
@Ganga you can use console.log(tb); and this will display all the contents in your console window
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
@Ganga hope this will help. or you can also use document.write(tb).innerHTML; to display its content on browser.
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
thanks to accept and upvote my answer. hope this helped you
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
add a comment |
The method is wrong - you want to use document.getElementsByClassName:
var tb = document.getElementByClass("metric");
You could also use querySelectorAll to only get td elements with the class metric:
var tb = document.querySelectorAll("td.metric");
answered 2 hours ago
Jack BashfordJack Bashford
10.8k31644
Thanks . And can you please tell me how I can see the content in tb
– Ganga
2 hours ago
@Ganga you mean you want to see the inner text of each element intb?
– Jack Bashford
1 hour ago
yes. The inner text
– Ganga
1 hour ago
Ok I'll edit my answer @Ganga
– Jack Bashford
47 mins ago
add a comment |
There are two problems :
1) You miss first <tr> and last </tr> and also must wrap your trs in table tag .
2)
Change :
document.getElementByClass('metric') ;
To:
document.getElementsByClassName('metric') ;
var tb = document.getElementsByClassName('metric') ;
console.log(tb) ;<table>
<tr>
<td class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
</tr>
<tr class='detail-hide'><td Class='result-name '>pmu: COMMITTED_PKT_BSB</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
</tr>
</table>answered 2 hours ago
EhsanEhsan
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the only problem with your code is you are using wrong js context to search for class using js.
document.getElementByClass('metric')
as classes can be more then 1 so the context to select class is having elements instead of element like below
document.getElementsByClass('metric')
hope this will solve your query.
if need any other help, just comment here I will try to solve
answered 2 hours ago
Nitin GargNitin Garg
815
Thanks . And can you please tell me how I can see the content obtained
– Ganga
1 hour ago
please explain exactly what are you looking to explore??
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
@Ganga you can use console.log(tb); and this will display all the contents in your console window
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
@Ganga hope this will help. or you can also use document.write(tb).innerHTML; to display its content on browser.
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
thanks to accept and upvote my answer. hope this helped you
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
add a comment |
the only problem with your code is you are using wrong js context to search for class using js.
document.getElementByClass('metric')
as classes can be more then 1 so the context to select class is having elements instead of element like below
document.getElementsByClass('metric')
hope this will solve your query.
if need any other help, just comment here I will try to solve
answered 2 hours ago
Nitin GargNitin Garg
815
Thanks . And can you please tell me how I can see the content obtained
– Ganga
1 hour ago
please explain exactly what are you looking to explore??
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
@Ganga you can use console.log(tb); and this will display all the contents in your console window
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
@Ganga hope this will help. or you can also use document.write(tb).innerHTML; to display its content on browser.
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
thanks to accept and upvote my answer. hope this helped you
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
add a comment |
the only problem with your code is you are using wrong js context to search for class using js.
document.getElementByClass('metric')
as classes can be more then 1 so the context to select class is having elements instead of element like below
document.getElementsByClass('metric')
hope this will solve your query.
if need any other help, just comment here I will try to solve
answered 2 hours ago
Nitin GargNitin Garg
815
the only problem with your code is you are using wrong js context to search for class using js.
document.getElementByClass('metric')
as classes can be more then 1 so the context to select class is having elements instead of element like below
document.getElementsByClass('metric')
hope this will solve your query.
if need any other help, just comment here I will try to solve
answered 2 hours ago
Nitin GargNitin Garg
815
answered 2 hours ago
Nitin GargNitin Garg
815
answered 2 hours ago
Nitin GargNitin Garg
815
answered 2 hours ago
Nitin GargNitin Garg
815
815
Thanks . And can you please tell me how I can see the content obtained
– Ganga
1 hour ago
please explain exactly what are you looking to explore??
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
@Ganga you can use console.log(tb); and this will display all the contents in your console window
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
@Ganga hope this will help. or you can also use document.write(tb).innerHTML; to display its content on browser.
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
thanks to accept and upvote my answer. hope this helped you
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
add a comment |
Thanks . And can you please tell me how I can see the content obtained
– Ganga
1 hour ago
please explain exactly what are you looking to explore??
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
@Ganga you can use console.log(tb); and this will display all the contents in your console window
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
@Ganga hope this will help. or you can also use document.write(tb).innerHTML; to display its content on browser.
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
thanks to accept and upvote my answer. hope this helped you
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
Thanks . And can you please tell me how I can see the content obtained
– Ganga
1 hour ago
Thanks . And can you please tell me how I can see the content obtained
– Ganga
1 hour ago
please explain exactly what are you looking to explore??
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
please explain exactly what are you looking to explore??
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
@Ganga you can use console.log(tb); and this will display all the contents in your console window
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
@Ganga you can use console.log(tb); and this will display all the contents in your console window
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
@Ganga hope this will help. or you can also use document.write(tb).innerHTML; to display its content on browser.
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
@Ganga hope this will help. or you can also use document.write(tb).innerHTML; to display its content on browser.
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
thanks to accept and upvote my answer. hope this helped you
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
thanks to accept and upvote my answer. hope this helped you
– Nitin Garg
1 hour ago
add a comment |
The method is wrong - you want to use document.getElementsByClassName:
var tb = document.getElementByClass("metric");
You could also use querySelectorAll to only get td elements with the class metric:
var tb = document.querySelectorAll("td.metric");
answered 2 hours ago
Jack BashfordJack Bashford
10.8k31644
Thanks . And can you please tell me how I can see the content in tb
– Ganga
2 hours ago
@Ganga you mean you want to see the inner text of each element intb?
– Jack Bashford
1 hour ago
yes. The inner text
– Ganga
1 hour ago
Ok I'll edit my answer @Ganga
– Jack Bashford
47 mins ago
add a comment |
The method is wrong - you want to use document.getElementsByClassName:
var tb = document.getElementByClass("metric");
You could also use querySelectorAll to only get td elements with the class metric:
var tb = document.querySelectorAll("td.metric");
answered 2 hours ago
Jack BashfordJack Bashford
10.8k31644
Thanks . And can you please tell me how I can see the content in tb
– Ganga
2 hours ago
@Ganga you mean you want to see the inner text of each element intb?
– Jack Bashford
1 hour ago
yes. The inner text
– Ganga
1 hour ago
Ok I'll edit my answer @Ganga
– Jack Bashford
47 mins ago
add a comment |
The method is wrong - you want to use document.getElementsByClassName:
var tb = document.getElementByClass("metric");
You could also use querySelectorAll to only get td elements with the class metric:
var tb = document.querySelectorAll("td.metric");
answered 2 hours ago
Jack BashfordJack Bashford
10.8k31644
The method is wrong - you want to use document.getElementsByClassName:
var tb = document.getElementByClass("metric");
You could also use querySelectorAll to only get td elements with the class metric:
var tb = document.querySelectorAll("td.metric");
answered 2 hours ago
Jack BashfordJack Bashford
10.8k31644
answered 2 hours ago
Jack BashfordJack Bashford
10.8k31644
answered 2 hours ago
Jack BashfordJack Bashford
10.8k31644
answered 2 hours ago
Jack BashfordJack Bashford
10.8k31644
10.8k31644
Thanks . And can you please tell me how I can see the content in tb
– Ganga
2 hours ago
@Ganga you mean you want to see the inner text of each element intb?
– Jack Bashford
1 hour ago
yes. The inner text
– Ganga
1 hour ago
Ok I'll edit my answer @Ganga
– Jack Bashford
47 mins ago
add a comment |
Thanks . And can you please tell me how I can see the content in tb
– Ganga
2 hours ago
@Ganga you mean you want to see the inner text of each element intb?
– Jack Bashford
1 hour ago
yes. The inner text
– Ganga
1 hour ago
Ok I'll edit my answer @Ganga
– Jack Bashford
47 mins ago
Thanks . And can you please tell me how I can see the content in tb
– Ganga
2 hours ago
Thanks . And can you please tell me how I can see the content in tb
– Ganga
2 hours ago
@Ganga you mean you want to see the inner text of each element in
tb?– Jack Bashford
1 hour ago
@Ganga you mean you want to see the inner text of each element in
tb?– Jack Bashford
1 hour ago
yes. The inner text
– Ganga
1 hour ago
yes. The inner text
– Ganga
1 hour ago
Ok I'll edit my answer @Ganga
– Jack Bashford
47 mins ago
Ok I'll edit my answer @Ganga
– Jack Bashford
47 mins ago
add a comment |
There are two problems :
1) You miss first <tr> and last </tr> and also must wrap your trs in table tag .
2)
Change :
document.getElementByClass('metric') ;
To:
document.getElementsByClassName('metric') ;
var tb = document.getElementsByClassName('metric') ;
console.log(tb) ;<table>
<tr>
<td class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
</tr>
<tr class='detail-hide'><td Class='result-name '>pmu: COMMITTED_PKT_BSB</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
</tr>
</table>answered 2 hours ago
EhsanEhsan
9,85031130
add a comment |
There are two problems :
1) You miss first <tr> and last </tr> and also must wrap your trs in table tag .
2)
Change :
document.getElementByClass('metric') ;
To:
document.getElementsByClassName('metric') ;
var tb = document.getElementsByClassName('metric') ;
console.log(tb) ;<table>
<tr>
<td class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
</tr>
<tr class='detail-hide'><td Class='result-name '>pmu: COMMITTED_PKT_BSB</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
</tr>
</table>answered 2 hours ago
EhsanEhsan
9,85031130
add a comment |
There are two problems :
1) You miss first <tr> and last </tr> and also must wrap your trs in table tag .
2)
Change :
document.getElementByClass('metric') ;
To:
document.getElementsByClassName('metric') ;
var tb = document.getElementsByClassName('metric') ;
console.log(tb) ;<table>
<tr>
<td class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
</tr>
<tr class='detail-hide'><td Class='result-name '>pmu: COMMITTED_PKT_BSB</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
</tr>
</table>answered 2 hours ago
EhsanEhsan
9,85031130
There are two problems :
1) You miss first <tr> and last </tr> and also must wrap your trs in table tag .
2)
Change :
document.getElementByClass('metric') ;
To:
document.getElementsByClassName('metric') ;
var tb = document.getElementsByClassName('metric') ;
console.log(tb) ;<table>
<tr>
<td class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
</tr>
<tr class='detail-hide'><td Class='result-name '>pmu: COMMITTED_PKT_BSB</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
</tr>
</table>var tb = document.getElementsByClassName('metric') ;
console.log(tb) ;<table>
<tr>
<td class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1997.0</td>
</tr>
<tr class='detail-hide'><td Class='result-name '>pmu: COMMITTED_PKT_BSB</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1655.0</td>
<td Class='metric' title='Test gave a performance metric.' lastPassTag=''>1836.0</td>
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