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But then you need an active server.
how else do you serve an html page?
Maybe "active server" wasn't the best term, but he's obviously talking about a server that does more than just serve static files off a disk.
NoJS – Creating a calculator with only HTML and CSS
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#23Do yourself a favor and try dividing by zero!
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#24I’m disappointed with the reset button: it uses a dangling label inside a link, which reloads the page:
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#25It would be interesting to create complex mathematical computations and finding a solution without the proper help of JS.
It would be a good way to build an appreciation how javascript makes things simple.
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But then you need an active server.
how else do you serve an html page?
Create an html page with notepad, click on it, maybe tel Windows to open it with a browser (same or similar with most Linux desktops). It does execute in-page JS scripts too, at the very least.
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#27Unfortunately, it does not seem to work on Firefox for Android. Pressing any digit will always produce a 0 value
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#28I’m disappointed with the reset button: it uses a dangling label inside a link, which reloads the page: C Rather than just using the formerly-ubiquitous but now rare beast (I think I saw exactly one last year), a reset button: To keep the CSS simple (!), you could even keep using the label (though ditch the wrapping) and just chuck an invisible in with the radio buttons, if you really want. Then the label would dangl…
Hi,
Thanks for this. I did have this earlier in the development but it didnt properly work. I'll go back to this and try again
Re: NoJS – Creating a calculator with only HTML and CSS
#29I thought this would be implemented by recreating a calculator logic gates using nothing but css selectors.
Re: NoJS – Creating a calculator with only HTML and CSS
#30Unfortunately, it does not seem to work on Firefox for Android. Pressing any digit will always produce a 0 value
I'll take a look at this. Firefox will not get all functionally. But I should be able to get stuff without decimals working.