After inputing a value into a input, out a string with the RADICAL (value)
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So... I am trying something pretty ambitious (at least for myself). I am having difficulty finding a specific command or line of code that will do the following in HTML5
<body>
<p> The square root will go underneath </p> <input id="Number"><button onclick="ARE_YOU_SERIOUS">Check it</button>
<p id="Place Holder"></p>
<script>
function ARE_YOU_SERIOUS()
var x = document.getElementbyId("Number").value
document.getElementbyId("Place_Holder").innerhtml = SQUARE ROOT(x)
</script>
I do not want to calculate the square root of x, I just want to print a square root that will contain x in a specific placeholder
html math styles
asked Nov 17 at 21:17
Alex Carlson
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So... I am trying something pretty ambitious (at least for myself). I am having difficulty finding a specific command or line of code that will do the following in HTML5
<body>
<p> The square root will go underneath </p> <input id="Number"><button onclick="ARE_YOU_SERIOUS">Check it</button>
<p id="Place Holder"></p>
<script>
function ARE_YOU_SERIOUS()
var x = document.getElementbyId("Number").value
document.getElementbyId("Place_Holder").innerhtml = SQUARE ROOT(x)
</script>
I do not want to calculate the square root of x, I just want to print a square root that will contain x in a specific placeholder
html math styles
asked Nov 17 at 21:17
Alex Carlson
426
Provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:29
How much more basic do you want me to get, I just want to print a sqrt(x) as a sqrt(x) with the radical and the x inside of it, but I will try to make a minimal code
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:35
So we understand what it is you ask. Anddocument.getElementbyId("Number").valuereturn the input value as astring, not anumber, so you might want to do e.g.SQUARE ROOT(parseInt(x))
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:43
I have added a image of 2 different EXAMPLES of what I would like to see after running the script
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:50
1
You can't do this with just Unicode characters, you need something like MathML. See for example this question and its answers.
– James K Polk
Nov 18 at 0:51
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So... I am trying something pretty ambitious (at least for myself). I am having difficulty finding a specific command or line of code that will do the following in HTML5
<body>
<p> The square root will go underneath </p> <input id="Number"><button onclick="ARE_YOU_SERIOUS">Check it</button>
<p id="Place Holder"></p>
<script>
function ARE_YOU_SERIOUS()
var x = document.getElementbyId("Number").value
document.getElementbyId("Place_Holder").innerhtml = SQUARE ROOT(x)
</script>
I do not want to calculate the square root of x, I just want to print a square root that will contain x in a specific placeholder
html math styles
asked Nov 17 at 21:17
Alex Carlson
426
So... I am trying something pretty ambitious (at least for myself). I am having difficulty finding a specific command or line of code that will do the following in HTML5
<body>
<p> The square root will go underneath </p> <input id="Number"><button onclick="ARE_YOU_SERIOUS">Check it</button>
<p id="Place Holder"></p>
<script>
function ARE_YOU_SERIOUS()
var x = document.getElementbyId("Number").value
document.getElementbyId("Place_Holder").innerhtml = SQUARE ROOT(x)
</script>
I do not want to calculate the square root of x, I just want to print a square root that will contain x in a specific placeholder
html math styles
html math styles
asked Nov 17 at 21:17
Alex Carlson
426
asked Nov 17 at 21:17
Alex Carlson
426
edited Nov 17 at 22:01
asked Nov 17 at 21:17
Alex Carlson
426
asked Nov 17 at 21:17
Alex Carlson
426
asked Nov 17 at 21:17
Alex Carlson
426
426
Provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:29
How much more basic do you want me to get, I just want to print a sqrt(x) as a sqrt(x) with the radical and the x inside of it, but I will try to make a minimal code
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:35
So we understand what it is you ask. Anddocument.getElementbyId("Number").valuereturn the input value as astring, not anumber, so you might want to do e.g.SQUARE ROOT(parseInt(x))
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:43
I have added a image of 2 different EXAMPLES of what I would like to see after running the script
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:50
1
You can't do this with just Unicode characters, you need something like MathML. See for example this question and its answers.
– James K Polk
Nov 18 at 0:51
|
show 2 more comments
Provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:29
How much more basic do you want me to get, I just want to print a sqrt(x) as a sqrt(x) with the radical and the x inside of it, but I will try to make a minimal code
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:35
So we understand what it is you ask. Anddocument.getElementbyId("Number").valuereturn the input value as astring, not anumber, so you might want to do e.g.SQUARE ROOT(parseInt(x))
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:43
I have added a image of 2 different EXAMPLES of what I would like to see after running the script
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:50
1
You can't do this with just Unicode characters, you need something like MathML. See for example this question and its answers.
– James K Polk
Nov 18 at 0:51
Provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:29
Provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:29
How much more basic do you want me to get, I just want to print a sqrt(x) as a sqrt(x) with the radical and the x inside of it, but I will try to make a minimal code
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:35
How much more basic do you want me to get, I just want to print a sqrt(x) as a sqrt(x) with the radical and the x inside of it, but I will try to make a minimal code
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:35
So we understand what it is you ask. And
document.getElementbyId("Number").value return the input value as a string, not a number, so you might want to do e.g. SQUARE ROOT(parseInt(x))– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:43
So we understand what it is you ask. And
document.getElementbyId("Number").value return the input value as a string, not a number, so you might want to do e.g. SQUARE ROOT(parseInt(x))– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:43
I have added a image of 2 different EXAMPLES of what I would like to see after running the script
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:50
I have added a image of 2 different EXAMPLES of what I would like to see after running the script
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:50
1
1
You can't do this with just Unicode characters, you need something like MathML. See for example this question and its answers.
– James K Polk
Nov 18 at 0:51
You can't do this with just Unicode characters, you need something like MathML. See for example this question and its answers.
– James K Polk
Nov 18 at 0:51
|
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So after doing a wider range of testing on my series of coding, I realized that one of the only ways I could do what I wanted efficiently is to incorporate a library like MathJax. I ended up not getting the squareroot answer that I wanted right away because of line break issues and formatting but overall, mathjax fixed a significant amount of the pain I was feeling.
MathJAX does do radicals in the manner written it just takes some time.
answered Nov 19 at 23:45
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<script>
var x = document.getElementbyId("Number").value;
document.getElementbyId("Place_Holder").innerhtml = Math.sqrt(x);
</script>answered Nov 17 at 21:26
Andrei Dunets
12
Im not sure that this will give me a "Square Root of x" with the x inside of a square root.
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:29
3
Don't just drop a code w/o explanation, and the code you posted won't work.
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:45
please explain your code. code-only answers are not necessarily easy for everyone to understand.
– Harsha B
Nov 19 at 5:50
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So after doing a wider range of testing on my series of coding, I realized that one of the only ways I could do what I wanted efficiently is to incorporate a library like MathJax. I ended up not getting the squareroot answer that I wanted right away because of line break issues and formatting but overall, mathjax fixed a significant amount of the pain I was feeling.
MathJAX does do radicals in the manner written it just takes some time.
answered Nov 19 at 23:45
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So after doing a wider range of testing on my series of coding, I realized that one of the only ways I could do what I wanted efficiently is to incorporate a library like MathJax. I ended up not getting the squareroot answer that I wanted right away because of line break issues and formatting but overall, mathjax fixed a significant amount of the pain I was feeling.
MathJAX does do radicals in the manner written it just takes some time.
answered Nov 19 at 23:45
Alex Carlson
426
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So after doing a wider range of testing on my series of coding, I realized that one of the only ways I could do what I wanted efficiently is to incorporate a library like MathJax. I ended up not getting the squareroot answer that I wanted right away because of line break issues and formatting but overall, mathjax fixed a significant amount of the pain I was feeling.
MathJAX does do radicals in the manner written it just takes some time.
answered Nov 19 at 23:45
Alex Carlson
426
So after doing a wider range of testing on my series of coding, I realized that one of the only ways I could do what I wanted efficiently is to incorporate a library like MathJax. I ended up not getting the squareroot answer that I wanted right away because of line break issues and formatting but overall, mathjax fixed a significant amount of the pain I was feeling.
MathJAX does do radicals in the manner written it just takes some time.
answered Nov 19 at 23:45
Alex Carlson
426
answered Nov 19 at 23:45
Alex Carlson
426
answered Nov 19 at 23:45
Alex Carlson
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<script>
var x = document.getElementbyId("Number").value;
document.getElementbyId("Place_Holder").innerhtml = Math.sqrt(x);
</script>answered Nov 17 at 21:26
Andrei Dunets
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Im not sure that this will give me a "Square Root of x" with the x inside of a square root.
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:29
3
Don't just drop a code w/o explanation, and the code you posted won't work.
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:45
please explain your code. code-only answers are not necessarily easy for everyone to understand.
– Harsha B
Nov 19 at 5:50
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<script>
var x = document.getElementbyId("Number").value;
document.getElementbyId("Place_Holder").innerhtml = Math.sqrt(x);
</script>answered Nov 17 at 21:26
Andrei Dunets
12
Im not sure that this will give me a "Square Root of x" with the x inside of a square root.
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:29
3
Don't just drop a code w/o explanation, and the code you posted won't work.
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:45
please explain your code. code-only answers are not necessarily easy for everyone to understand.
– Harsha B
Nov 19 at 5:50
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<script>
var x = document.getElementbyId("Number").value;
document.getElementbyId("Place_Holder").innerhtml = Math.sqrt(x);
</script>answered Nov 17 at 21:26
Andrei Dunets
12
<script>
var x = document.getElementbyId("Number").value;
document.getElementbyId("Place_Holder").innerhtml = Math.sqrt(x);
</script><script>
var x = document.getElementbyId("Number").value;
document.getElementbyId("Place_Holder").innerhtml = Math.sqrt(x);
</script><script>
var x = document.getElementbyId("Number").value;
document.getElementbyId("Place_Holder").innerhtml = Math.sqrt(x);
</script>answered Nov 17 at 21:26
Andrei Dunets
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answered Nov 17 at 21:26
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answered Nov 17 at 21:26
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answered Nov 17 at 21:26
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Im not sure that this will give me a "Square Root of x" with the x inside of a square root.
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:29
3
Don't just drop a code w/o explanation, and the code you posted won't work.
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:45
please explain your code. code-only answers are not necessarily easy for everyone to understand.
– Harsha B
Nov 19 at 5:50
add a comment |
Im not sure that this will give me a "Square Root of x" with the x inside of a square root.
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:29
3
Don't just drop a code w/o explanation, and the code you posted won't work.
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:45
please explain your code. code-only answers are not necessarily easy for everyone to understand.
– Harsha B
Nov 19 at 5:50
Im not sure that this will give me a "Square Root of x" with the x inside of a square root.
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:29
Im not sure that this will give me a "Square Root of x" with the x inside of a square root.
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:29
3
3
Don't just drop a code w/o explanation, and the code you posted won't work.
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:45
Don't just drop a code w/o explanation, and the code you posted won't work.
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:45
please explain your code. code-only answers are not necessarily easy for everyone to understand.
– Harsha B
Nov 19 at 5:50
please explain your code. code-only answers are not necessarily easy for everyone to understand.
– Harsha B
Nov 19 at 5:50
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Provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example
– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:29
How much more basic do you want me to get, I just want to print a sqrt(x) as a sqrt(x) with the radical and the x inside of it, but I will try to make a minimal code
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:35
So we understand what it is you ask. And
document.getElementbyId("Number").valuereturn the input value as astring, not anumber, so you might want to do e.g.SQUARE ROOT(parseInt(x))– LGSon
Nov 17 at 21:43
I have added a image of 2 different EXAMPLES of what I would like to see after running the script
– Alex Carlson
Nov 17 at 21:50
1
You can't do this with just Unicode characters, you need something like MathML. See for example this question and its answers.
– James K Polk
Nov 18 at 0:51