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Consider the HTML code on the last page, which produces a web page that appears below: On the next page, write the missing JavaScript code so that, when the button is pushed, your JavaScript should take the string typed into the Sale Item box (e.g. “apples”) and have it appear in a formatted message at the bottom of the page. In particular, the item should be capitalized (e.g. “APPLES”) and then formatted according to the selected radio button. Following the formatted sale item, your code should append the text “ on sale here!”.

Below is an example, of how “apples” should appear when the Bold button is selected. On the next page, provide the JavaScript code that would be needed to perform this task. Here are some hints to help you:

  • Use the <strong> and <em> tags to format your item in bold and italics, respectively.
  • The following code returns true if the radio button with id of “myButton” is checked: document.getElementById('myButton').checked
  • The method toUpperCase() takes a string and returns a new string all capitalized. For example, if word has the value of “cat”, then word.toUpperCase() produces the string “CAT”.

Provide your JavaScript code for last problem here

Code for Question

<!DOCTYPE html>


<html>


<head>


<title>Sign Page</title>


<script type="text/javascript">


// your JavaScript code would go here


</script>


</head>


<body>


<h1>Sign Construction</h1>


<p>Sale Item: <input type="text" value="" id="itemBox" size="20"/></p>


<p>Display style:<br />


<input type="radio" name="style" id="plainChoice" checked="true">Plain<br />


<input type="radio" name="style" id="boldChoice">Bold<br />


<input type="radio" name="style" id="italChoice">Italics</p>


<input type="button" value="Show Sign" onClick="Create(); " />


<h2>Posted sign:</h2>


<p id="signArea"> </p>


</body>


</html>

Paper For Above instruction

The task requires writing a JavaScript function that dynamically formats a user-inputted sale item based on user-selected style options and displays it at the bottom of the webpage with an appended message. This involves retrieving user input, manipulating strings, checking the selected radio button, and applying HTML formatting tags accordingly.

When the user clicks the "Show Sign" button, the JavaScript function should execute. It should first retrieve the text entered in the "Sale Item" input box, convert this string to uppercase, and then wrap it with HTML tags based on the selected style radio button. If "Plain" is selected, the string remains unformatted apart from capitalization. If "Bold" is selected, the string should be wrapped within <strong> tags. If "Italics" is selected, it should be wrapped within <em> tags. After applying the formatting, the function should append the phrase " on sale here!" to the formatted string and set this as the content of the paragraph with id "signArea".

Here is the JavaScript implementation:

function Create() {


// Retrieve the sale item entered by the user


var itemInput = document.getElementById('itemBox').value;


// Convert the input string to uppercase


var itemUpper = itemInput.toUpperCase();


// Declare a variable to hold the formatted item


var formattedItem = '';


// Check which style radio button is selected


if (document.getElementById('boldChoice').checked) {


// Wrap the uppercase item within  tags


formattedItem = '<strong>' + itemUpper + '</strong>';


} else if (document.getElementById('italChoice').checked) {


// Wrap within  tags


formattedItem = '<em>' + itemUpper + '</em>';


} else {


// Plain style (no additional tags)


formattedItem = itemUpper;


}


// Append the phrase " on sale here!"


var displayMessage = formattedItem + ' on sale here!';


// Insert the message into the signArea paragraph


document.getElementById('signArea').innerHTML = displayMessage;


}

In this implementation:

- The function retrieves the user's input and converts it to uppercase.

- It then checks the state of each radio button to determine formatting.

- Based on the selection, it wraps the text with appropriate HTML tags.

- Finally, it appends the message and updates the innerHTML of the designated paragraph.

This approach ensures that the displayed message accurately reflects user choices, emphasizing the sale item with the correct style and incorporating the specified phrase.

References

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