3saul
May 29, 2015, 2:47am
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This may already be possible (if it is then please let me know how to accomplish it) - I’d like the ability to identify if I have already used a class name somewhere in my project. This would save time troubleshooting when a scene gets complicated with lots of new elements and accidentally naming one the same as an existing element.
this will tell how many elements have a certain class name.
var z = document.getElementsByClassName('myClassName').length;
alert (z);
It will return a 0 (zero) if no elements are found with the class named “myClassName”
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MarkHunte
May 30, 2015, 8:34am
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I have made a template that will allow you to have a place where you can see the used classes and their ids.
This template allows you to get a quick list of element class names along with their ID.
This may help in debugging where you have a large project with a lot of class names and you may have reused a name by mistake.
As in this feature request:
http://forums.tumult.com/t/list-of-used-class-names/2533?u=markhunte33?u=markhunte
The template has a DUMMY SCENE for demonstration which has some example elements with class names and ids.
And a CLASSLIST scene which is where when select it and P…
MarkHunte
May 30, 2015, 10:39am
5
I have added a second template which I think is better.
This is a second template. Which I think is easier to use.
It has two dummy scenes which you can replace as you will.
The usage of this one is you add a button to your scene ( you can make it a persistent symbol so that it shows up on all scenes.)
Add the On Mouse click action run javascript = classList() to the button. ( if it is a symbol then add the action while in symbol edit mode)
The button will toggle a class-id list display (scrollable )on and off on the current page.
The class-id…
MarkHunte
May 30, 2015, 7:25pm
6
Hopefully this is my last iteration of this
So I could not resist trying to be able to click on an item in the class list and highlighting the corresponding element.
This template does that
