I have a embeddable script that can be placed in the header of any host website. it fetched form and then attached submit event to them. it works in majority of the cases but on some websites, there are already…
I have a button that, when clicked, triggers another component. Before doing so it logs information about the event. I am new to LWC. I couldn't find the solution in LWC reference guide. <template for:each={animeData} for:item="anime"> <div key={anime._id} class="Anime-Item"> <div…
I am a React developer and this is my first time dealing with react-native, I have this annoying problem I've been stuck for 2 days. I have this component: imports const OrderDetails = ({route}) => { const {OrderNumber} = route.params;…
I basically want to know if the user clicked the button and that's what caused the input to lose focus, and as a result the change event to be triggered, or if it was triggered as a result of clicking…
This question has been asked and answered before; none of the previous answers given here seem to fix my situation. Therefore I need to ask, once again, why isn't the event prevented correctly? document.addEventListener("input", event => { if(event.data == '#'…
I'm making an RPG game inspired by freecodecamp but with my own twist where I have a "buy weapons" section and you can choose which weapon you would like to buy. It works normally up until I return to the…
The code looks fine but still gets the error added event handler also document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() { let count = 0 let countEl = document.getElementById("count-el") function increment() { count = count + 1 countEl.innerText=count; // set countEl's innerText to the count…
Say there are 32 partitions in my Azure eventhub. I have a consumer trying to read 32 partitions and do checkpointing. But sometimes, the incoming messages to the eventhub might scale up. In order to manage the scale up, I…
Sorry if my question is really for newbie level... I have a 3 level list to build a menu, but I don't want to use href. I would like to use a specific attribute instead and call a javascript function…
I'm confused about the execution order of the following code (Ran on jsfiddle): let num = 10; window.addEventListener("unhandledrejection", (event) => { num = 20 }); let promise = new Promise((resolve, reject) => { reject("reject"); }); setTimeout(() => { promise.catch(() =>…