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How to load multiple JavaScript files in the given order using jQuery?

By using this method we can load multiple JavaScript files in the same order

<script> function getScripts(scripts, callback, errorCallback, i) { i = i ? i : 0; $.getScript(scripts[i]).done(function() { ++i === scripts.length ? callback() : getScripts(scripts, callback, errorCallback, i); }).fail(function(jqXHR, textStatus, errorThrown) { if (typeof errorCallback === "function") { errorCallback(jqXHR, textStatus, errorThrown); } }); } </script>
Example
<script> getScripts( [ "1.js", "2.js", "3.js" ], function() { alert("all files are loaded"); $('input[name=\'time\']').daterangepicker(); }); </script>
In the above example  js files are loaded in the given oder
First loaded 1.js then 2.js and finally 3.js

jQuery Inline Message Box Plugin

Inline Message Box plugin is a light weight (4.26 KB) jQuery plugin. Features include 6 types of message box, no additional css required, closable, auto closable, option parameters for full control of message box functionality etc.. You can use it very easily.

How to use it

<script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.12.4/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src="inline-message-box.min.js"></script>

Configuration

Option	Default Value	Description
messageBoxType	null	Define the message box type here. 6 types of message box type is available. if this option is null, then it is the default message box. Other types are success, error, fatalerror, warning & info.
message	null	Set your message here.
closeButton	true	If you don't need 'close' button, set to false.
enabled	false	If you want to close message box automatically, then it set to true.
milliseconds	30000	This value is used for automatically close this message within '30' sec.

Remote access without interrupting other users

RDP Wrapper: Remote access without interrupting other users and access the system without disconnecting the current logged user

How to get 'event' as argument from javascript 'onclick' function?

Use the 'event' object in the the 'onclick' function

e.g

<button onclick="myFunction(event,this)">Click me</button>

    <script>
        function myFunction(e, element) {
            console.log("event=", e, "element=", element);
        }
    </script>

output:

How to rotate YouTube videos in YouTube Studio Beta?

Rotate YouTube videos in YouTube Studio Beta. Very Easy. Step by step instructions.

1) Open your youtube channel in chrome browser
2) Click on Create Studio Classic
3) Click on Skip button
4) Go to Edit-Enhancements
5) Go to More tools-Developer tools or press CTRL+SHIFT+I
6) Go to 'Element tab'
7) Press CTRL+F
8) Type 'rotate'
9) Click on the 'search next' button until to see hidden="true" attribute
10) Double click on the 'hidden' attribute
11) Delete hidden="true" attribute.
12) Press ENTER key
13) Now you can see the rotate buttons
14) Close the console window
15) Click on the ROTATE  button and SAVE it.
Done!!!

Note: This will work with almost all browsers. I have done with chrome browser.

Convert a COLOR image to BLACK & WHITE with in seconds

1) Open an image with GIMP.
2) Go to Image->Mode->Grayscale
3) Export as jpg
4) Done