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[USE JQUERY TO DRAW ON CANVAS]
i wonder why Jquery isnt use to draw on canvas, html <canvas id="c"></canvas> Jquery $(function(){ var canvas = $("#c"); //nothing happen but //using javascript it successfully draw var pen = canvas.getContext("2d"); pen.strokeText("Sololearn", 20, 30); }); when i use jquery it always fails, only with jS it can pass, Can some one explain why?
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You have to remember that JQuery return an WRAPPER object that is not SAME that nornal js DOM object.
For get it from an JQuery wrapper object, use:
wrapperObj[0]
or
wrapperObj.get(0)
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Add [0] or .get(0) after $("#c") .
Like...
var canvas = $("#c")[0];
It's something to do with how jQuery selects elements -- it only saves a link not the element itself. I don't know exactly, I was just curious so I looked into your question.
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I just saw this site. It doesn't really explain too well, but I think it gets quite complex when you start trying to explain the inner workings of a coding language/library. You should try Googling more things about how jQuery works.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2925130/jquery-equivalent-of-getting-the-context-of-a-canvas
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KrOW oh, that technically explains clear why. đ
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What part you trying to use jQuery for exactly?
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when i select a canvas and try to get its CONTEXT
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look in my sample code
https://code.sololearn.com/Wlxh3VcNs6xl/?ref=app
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Ofcourse it worked, but the explanation, can u elaborate
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bcs i looked in so many codes here on sololearn i didnt see a single person uses jquery to draw on canvas, so i looked forward since i love using jquery
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James thanks 4 ur help but i think explaining from some one lively is more efficient..
Any why, once again thnk u i will really looked through ur sorceđ
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