Some times I feel lazy to use document.getElementById('selector_id') when I'm working with plain Javascript.
I can hear You also feel the same. Lets we can create our own shorthand for getElementById().
All we need is to just write a function for that.
Here after We can call our get our element by ID like this,
I think you want to see it in DEMO... You can find it below...
NOTE : Most of the javascript libraries are using dollar sign ($) as short hand. So, you can use any character or word instead of '$' as a shorthand.
I can hear You also feel the same. Lets we can create our own shorthand for getElementById().
All we need is to just write a function for that.
var $ = function (id) {
return document.getElementById(id);
};
Here after We can call our get our element by ID like this,
$('btn')
I think you want to see it in DEMO... You can find it below...
NOTE : Most of the javascript libraries are using dollar sign ($) as short hand. So, you can use any character or word instead of '$' as a shorthand.
Some times I feel lazy to use document.getElementById('selector_id') when I'm working with plain Javascript.
I can hear You also feel the same. Lets we can create our own shorthand for getElementById().
All we need is to just write a function for that.
Here after We can call our get our element by ID like this,
I think you want to see it in DEMO... You can find it below...
NOTE : Most of the javascript libraries are using dollar sign ($) as short hand. So, you can use any character or word instead of '$' as a shorthand.
I can hear You also feel the same. Lets we can create our own shorthand for getElementById().
All we need is to just write a function for that.
var $ = function (id) {
return document.getElementById(id);
};
Here after We can call our get our element by ID like this,
$('btn')
I think you want to see it in DEMO... You can find it below...
NOTE : Most of the javascript libraries are using dollar sign ($) as short hand. So, you can use any character or word instead of '$' as a shorthand.
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