Dear All,
I have html table and this table contains 10 Rows and 2 column, I want
every time this HTML page is called by the user to view the rows
Randomly.
How can I do this from JavaScript?
waiting for reply
Thank you
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sanju wrote on 01 jul 2008 in comp.lang.javascript :
I have html table and this table contains 10 Rows and 2 column, I want
every time this HTML page is called by the user to view the rows
Randomly.
How can I do this from JavaScript?
you can use the dom when loaded to change the lines
or document.write when loading the page to write the seperate lines.
use Math.random().
No, I am not going to write your code, have a go at it yourself.
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The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)
sanju a écrit :
Dear All,
I have html table and this table contains 10 Rows and 2 column, I want
every time this HTML page is called by the user to view the rows
Randomly.
How can I do this from JavaScript?
you can make :
- array of table's rows
<http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/tutorials/javascript/domtables>
<http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/DOM:table>
<http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/DOM:element.cloneNode>
- random the array
<http://javascript.about.com/library/blsort2.htm>
- exchange each table's row with the array's item of same index
<http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/DOM:element.replaceChild>
<script type="text/javascript">
function tableRowsRandom(myTable) {
var T = document.getElementById(myTable);
T = T.tBodies[0];
T = T.rows;
var n = T.length, R = new Array(n);
for(var i=0; i<n; i++) R[i] = T[i].cloneNode(true);
R.sort(randOrd);
for(var i=0; i<n; i++) {
T[i].parentNode.replaceChild(R[i],T[i]);
}
}
function randOrd(){ return (Math.round(Math.random())-0.5); }
</script>
demo : <http://cjoint.com/?hbkQ1POY0W>
--
sm
sanju wrote:
I have html table and this table contains 10 Rows and 2 column, I want
every time this HTML page is called by the user to view the rows
Randomly.
How can I do this from JavaScript?
Quick hack:
/**
* @return A pseudo-random IEEE-754 double in the interval
* <tt>[0, 1)</tt>.
* @type number
*/
function prng()
{
var r = Math.random();
// Opera bug workaround
if (r == 1) r = 0;
return r;
}
/**
* Returns a pseudo-random integer value in the interval
* <tt>[0, top)</tt>, or in the interval <tt>[bottom, top)</tt>
* if <code>bottom</codewas provided.
*
* @param top : number
* @param bottom : optional number
* @return pseudo-random integer value in the specified interval
* @type number
*/
function prng_int(top, bottom)
{
if (!bottom) bottom = 0;
return Math.floor(prng() * (top - bottom)) + bottom;
}
/**
* Sorts the rows of the first table body of the document randomly.
*/
function bodyLoad()
{
// get table object reference
var t = ...
if (t)
{
// get table body object reference
var tbody = (t.tBodies || [])[0];
if (tbody)
{
for (var rows = tbody.rows, len = rows.length, i = len; i--;)
{
tbody.insertBefore(rows[i], rows[prng_int(len)]);
}
}
}
}
<body onload="bodyLoad()">
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On Jul 1, 2:30*pm, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <PointedE...@web.de>
wrote:
sanju wrote:
I have html table and this table contains 10 Rows and 2 column, I want
every time this HTML page is called by the user to view the rows
Randomly.
How can I do this from JavaScript?
Quick hack:
* /**
* ** @return A pseudo-random IEEE-754 double in the interval
* ** * <tt>[0, 1)</tt>.
* ** @type number
* **/
* function prng()
* {
* * var r = Math.random();
* * // Opera bug workaround
* * if (r == 1) r = 0;
* * return r;
* }
* /**
* ** Returns a pseudo-random integer value in the interval
* ** <tt>[0, top)</tt>, or in the interval <tt>[bottom, top)</tt>
* ** if <code>bottom</codewas provided.
* **
* ** @param top : number
* ** @param bottom : optional number
* ** @return pseudo-random integer value in the specified interval
* ** @type number
* **/
* function prng_int(top, bottom)
* {
* * if (!bottom) bottom = 0;
* * return Math.floor(prng() * (top - bottom)) + bottom;
* }
* /**
* ** Sorts the rows of the first table body of the document randomly.
* **/
* function bodyLoad()
* {
* * // get table object reference
* * var t = ...
* * if (t)
* * {
* * * // get table body object reference
* * * var tbody = (t.tBodies || [])[0];
* * * if (tbody)
* * * {
* * * * for (var rows = tbody.rows, len = rows.length, i = len; i--;)
* * * * {
* * * * * tbody.insertBefore(rows[i], rows[prng_int(len)]);
* * * * }
* * * }
* * }
* }
* <body onload="bodyLoad()">
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Thanks Thomas,
u r awesome man...
God bless you
On Jul 1, 2:54*pm, sanju <sdhera...@gmail.comwrote:
On Jul 1, 2:30*pm, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <PointedE...@web.de>
wrote:
sanju wrote:
I have html table and this table contains 10 Rows and 2 column, I want
every time this HTML page is called by the user to view the rows
Randomly.
How can I do this from JavaScript?
Quick hack:
* /**
* ** @return A pseudo-random IEEE-754 double in the interval
* ** * <tt>[0, 1)</tt>.
* ** @type number
* **/
* function prng()
* {
* * var r = Math.random();
* * // Opera bug workaround
* * if (r == 1) r = 0;
* * return r;
* }
* /**
* ** Returns a pseudo-random integer value in the interval
* ** <tt>[0, top)</tt>, or in the interval <tt>[bottom, top)</tt>
* ** if <code>bottom</codewas provided.
* **
* ** @param top : number
* ** @param bottom : optional number
* ** @return pseudo-random integer value in the specified interval
* ** @type number
* **/
* function prng_int(top, bottom)
* {
* * if (!bottom) bottom = 0;
* * return Math.floor(prng() * (top - bottom)) + bottom;
* }
* /**
* ** Sorts the rows of the first table body of the document randomly..
* **/
* function bodyLoad()
* {
* * // get table object reference
* * var t = ...
* * if (t)
* * {
* * * // get table body object reference
* * * var tbody = (t.tBodies || [])[0];
* * * if (tbody)
* * * {
* * * * for (var rows = tbody.rows, len = rows.length, i =len; i--;)
* * * * {
* * * * * tbody.insertBefore(rows[i], rows[prng_int(len)]);
* * * * }
* * * }
* * }
* }
* <body onload="bodyLoad()">
waiting for reply
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u r awesome man...
God bless you
On Jul 1, 11:30*am, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <PointedE...@web.de>
wrote:
sanju wrote:
I have html table and this table contains 10 Rows and 2 column, I want
every time this HTML page is called by the user to view the rows
Randomly.
How can I do this from JavaScript?
Quick hack:
* /**
* ** @return A pseudo-random IEEE-754 double in the interval
* ** * <tt>[0, 1)</tt>.
* ** @type number
* **/
* function prng()
* {
* * var r = Math.random();
* * // Opera bug workaround
* * if (r == 1) r = 0;
* * return r;
* }
* /**
* ** Returns a pseudo-random integer value in the interval
* ** <tt>[0, top)</tt>, or in the interval <tt>[bottom, top)</tt>
* ** if <code>bottom</codewas provided.
* **
* ** @param top : number
* ** @param bottom : optional number
* ** @return pseudo-random integer value in the specified interval
* ** @type number
* **/
* function prng_int(top, bottom)
* {
* * if (!bottom) bottom = 0;
* * return Math.floor(prng() * (top - bottom)) + bottom;
* }
* /**
* ** Sorts the rows of the first table body of the document randomly.
* **/
* function bodyLoad()
* {
* * // get table object reference
* * var t = ...
* * if (t)
* * {
* * * // get table body object reference
* * * var tbody = (t.tBodies || [])[0];
* * * if (tbody)
* * * {
* * * * for (var rows = tbody.rows, len = rows.length, i = len; i--;)
* * * * {
* * * * * tbody.insertBefore(rows[i], rows[prng_int(len)]);
* * * * }
* * * }
* * }
* }
* <body onload="bodyLoad()">
Hmmm, this code shuffles the rows in just 4 lines :
var tbody= (document.getElementById('myTable')).tBodies[0],
rows= tbody.rows, i;
for (i= rows.length; i; i--) {
tbody.appendChild(rows[Math.floor((i)*Math.random())]);
}
And runs ~10% faster : http://tinyurl.com/56g37t
20.49/100 ms (SAM)
9.97/100 ms (Thomas)
9.09/100 ms (Jorge)
--Jorge.
In comp.lang.javascript message <48**************@PointedEars.de>, Tue,
1 Jul 2008 11:30:25, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <Po*********@web.de>
posted:
var r = Math.random();
// Opera bug workaround
if (r == 1) r = 0;
LRN has reported, near five years ago, the bug to be extinct by Opera
6.05; and ISTM that users of non-MS browsers are very likely to upgrade
from time to time. And the bug only appeared rarely.
You could just as well use if (r >= 1) r = 0; just in case a number
exceeding 1.0 ever appears, in any system. Or you could, more briefly,
use Math.random()%1 . Evidently, although you expect others to make
full use of the FAQ, you do not do so yourself. KETFOB.
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, Tue, 1 Jul 2008 10:43:20, SAM <st*********************@wanadoo.fr.inva
lidposted:
R.sort(randOrd);
>function randOrd(){ return (Math.round(Math.random())-0.5); }
Your randOrd does not fulfil the expectations for a Sort function.
There is therefore no guarantee of what your code will do, or how long
it will take. A good random-dealing function is not significantly
longer, and can be found via FAQ 4.22.
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Jorge a écrit :
On Jul 1, 11:30 am, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <PointedE...@web.de>
wrote:
>sanju wrote:
>>I have html table and this table contains 10 Rows and 2 column, I want
every time this HTML page is called by the user to view the rows
Randomly.
How can I do this from JavaScript?
Hmmm, this code shuffles the rows in just 4 lines :
var tbody= (document.getElementById('myTable')).tBodies[0],
rows= tbody.rows, i;
for (i= rows.length; i; i--) {
tbody.appendChild(rows[Math.floor((i)*Math.random())]);
}
And runs ~10% faster : http://tinyurl.com/56g37t
20.49/100 ms (SAM)
Ha Yes ... not so good :-(
9.97/100 ms (Thomas)
this one when I tried it re-display the original ordered table with a
step of 4
9.09/100 ms (Jorge)
Bon sang ! Mais bien sûr !
the famous appendChild that doesn't only add an element but can also move it
Does this also return to the initial position every 4 times?
--
sm
On Jul 2, 2:10*am, SAM <stephanemoriaux.NoAd...@wanadoo.fr.invalid>
wrote:
Jorge a écrit :
20.49/100 ms (SAM)
Ha Yes ... not so good :-(
:-)
>
9.97/100 ms (Thomas)
this one when I tried it re-display the original ordered table with a
step of 4
9.09/100 ms (Jorge)
Bon sang ! Mais bien sûr !
the famous appendChild that doesn't only add an element but can also move it
Does this also return to the initial position every 4 times ?
__Hopefully__ no : http://tinyurl.com/68hscr
--Jorge.
Jorge wrote:
Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
>sanju wrote:
>>I have html table and this table contains 10 Rows and 2 column, I want
every time this HTML page is called by the user to view the rows
Randomly.
How can I do this from JavaScript?
Quick hack:
/**
* @return A pseudo-random IEEE-754 double in the interval
* <tt>[0, 1)</tt>.
* @type number
*/
function prng()
{
var r = Math.random();
// Opera bug workaround
if (r == 1) r = 0;
return r;
}
/**
* Returns a pseudo-random integer value in the interval
* <tt>[0, top)</tt>, or in the interval <tt>[bottom, top)</tt>
* if <code>bottom</codewas provided.
*
* @param top : number
* @param bottom : optional number
* @return pseudo-random integer value in the specified interval
* @type number
*/
function prng_int(top, bottom)
{
if (!bottom) bottom = 0;
return Math.floor(prng() * (top - bottom)) + bottom;
}
/**
* Sorts the rows of the first table body of the document randomly.
*/
function bodyLoad()
{
// get table object reference
var t = ...
if (t)
{
// get table body object reference
var tbody = (t.tBodies || [])[0];
if (tbody)
{
for (var rows = tbody.rows, len = rows.length, i = len; i--;)
{
tbody.insertBefore(rows[i], rows[prng_int(len)]);
}
}
}
}
<body onload="bodyLoad()">
Hmmm, this code shuffles the rows in just 4 lines :
var tbody= (document.getElementById('myTable')).tBodies[0],
rows= tbody.rows, i;
for (i= rows.length; i; i--) {
tbody.appendChild(rows[Math.floor((i)*Math.random())]);
}
And runs ~10% faster : http://tinyurl.com/56g37t
20.49/100 ms (SAM)
9.97/100 ms (Thomas)
9.09/100 ms (Jorge)
Obviously your different solution is not equivalent to mine, so these
benchmark results are void for comparing appendChild() and insertBefore().
What happens if you do the same feature-testing, lose extra parentheses,
and implement the same Opera PRNG fix?
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