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Can't you see the source code in Dreamweaver? Just cut and paste.

The double piping has to be in your code. It's not a default thing. So for instance, you would do something like: var versus_1 = docData['versus_1'].split('||'); Then you would access the two pieces of data with versus_1[0] and versus_1[1].

You are trying to connect to Firebase's Real-Time Database system. We actually use Firebase's Cloud Firestore system. You are also trying to use the Admin SDK. Use the Client SDK.

About a year ago, I got an email from the Challonge guys, saying their new API was on the horizon... then the virus happened.

Does your console say there is a value for spiller_1? Do you have a div ID of spillereHer?

You named your timer as countdown. Yet you have at the top: clearInterval(timeclock);

JavaScript is a JIT language, and thus has very specific scoping for variables. Variables only exist within the { } brackets in which they were created.

Nope. The assumption for live streaming... is that you are live and streaming.

That would be because of JavaScript's terrible handling of variable scoping. JS is a shit language.

http://8wr.io/threads/color-picker-type-variable.16/#post-238

The tutorial shows: function calcTimer(time) { let neg = (time < 0) ? '- ' : ''; time = Math.abs(time / 1000); hours = (Math.floor(time / 3600)).toString().padStart(2, '0'); minutes = (Math.floor(time % 3600 / 60)).toString().padStart(2, '0'); seconds = (time %...

http://8wr.io/threads/access-data-from-other-pages.6/

A dropdown appears as you type. Is that not good enough? Converting it to a full dropdown would make it impossible to type.

Done.

Browser source pages are in the format of: http://8wr.io/scoreboard/source/<package_id>/<page_id>/ The <package_id> and <page_id> references in the URL to your browser source are essentially the API key to your page. Sharing them means someone could theoretically alter the values in your page...

I just looked at your page... its working fine for me.

Assuming the field you want to update has class="jersey_1", you could do: $('.jersey_1').css('background-color', docData['players_1s'])

It is not possible to update CSS in real time... that's just not something browsers can do. You have to place the style information in inline HTML in this case.

Make me an editor on your package so I can look at it.

Microsoft decided a few months ago that their investment into Beam (later renamed to Mixer) was coming to an end. As such, about two weeks ago, they shut the Mixer platform down completely. It's a shame, because I believe the advancement of Mixer was the only thing forcing Amazon to keep Twitch...