Code looks something like this let sectionWithLimitItems = []; function addItems(productId) { sectionWithLimitItems.push(productId) } <button onclick='appendItems({{ productId }})'>Click Me</button> Working with liquid, Shopify's theme template language, but not sure if that would create complications. If I log the array each…
I cannot seem to figure out how to initialize a @Binding that is of type Array: struct RecipeItemDetailView: View { @Binding var recipeDetails: [StoredRecipeModel] var body: some View { NavigationView { VStack { Text(recipeDetails[1].name) } } } struct RecipeItemDetailView_Previews: PreviewProvider…
I have a collection of data like this - [ 0: {latitude: "0", longitude: "0", user_country_name: "-", user_country_code: "-", total_visitors: 4} 1: {latitude: "-33.867851", longitude: "151.207321", user_country_name: "Australia", user_country_code: "AU", total_visitors: 1} 2: {latitude: "-23.960831", longitude: "-46.333611", user_country_name: "Brazil", user_country_code:…
In my older projects, I used a function to 'shorten' my code a bit when doing queries. Instead of using the usual approach of $conn = [...] $stmt = $conn->prepare(...) $stmt->bind_param(...) $stmt->execute(); $stmt->close(); $conn->close(); I got a function to do…
I'm using Shopify Liquid. If I don't include {% if my_array %} and have a code such as this: {% for var in my_array %} Do this heavy task {% endif %} does it skip the "heavy task" if my_array…
I am changing the text of the Add to cart button on shop pages in WooCommerce for specific products: add_filter( 'woocommerce_product_add_to_cart_text', 'add_to_cart_text' ); function add_to_cart_text( $default ) { if ( get_the_ID() == 1 ) { return __( 'Text1', 'your-slug' );…
I am trying to map through an array [of nearly 1200 objects] with the Javascript's .map() method to individually save each object to a Mongodb database (enriched with extra data). The first 270 or so would get saved without problems…
im searching for a way to easily filter and maybe sort the following table. I tried filtering it with {data.getInteressentListing.edges.filter(node.name => node.name.includes('J')).map(({node}) => ( but that did not work. Also i need something like a search bar filtering not only…
I am currently learning programming in Swift from a course I bought on Udemy. One of the things I am doing now is to build a quiz app. As a final challenge on the quiz app, I am converting the…
I have a multipart file, it will be an image or video, which needs to be chunked for POST request. How can I chunk the file into byte array segments? edit: I'm using Twitter API to upload image, according to…