I have a similar arrays like below: $agents = [ (object)["id"=> 301,"name"=> "Agent 1"], (object)["id"=> 303,"name"=> "Agent 2"], (object)["id"=> 301,"name"=> "Agent 3"], (object)["id"=> 305,"name"=> "Agent 4"], (object)["id"=> 306,"name"=> "Agent 5"], (object)["id"=> 303,"name"=> "Agent 6"] ]; $locations = [ (object)["xid"=> 148,"location_name"=>…
I want to iterate through the objects and calculate a total sum of all the values that appear to be in a nested object. I don't appear to be able to get the number value on its own. const drunks…
I am a newbie JavaScript developer. I am creating a ToDo list, and I am stuck in between. I have created a function to delete all the completed tasks. Below there's an array tasks containing various objects that contain information…
I have made this program in javascript for select checkboxes using shift key? Now I want to deselct it by single click? HTML <div class="inbox"> <div class="item"> <input type="checkbox" /> <p>This is an inbox layout.</p> </div> <div class="item"> <input type="checkbox"…
I am trying to split the arrays and name them or group them individually. When the form is submitted, all the inputs are in array. For example, <input type="text" name="fname[]" and so on. When I get the input in the…
I am trying to use forEach in JS under the img tag on HTML Here is the variable bobbingPhotos: bobbingPhotos.forEach(function(photo) { var randomDelay = Math.random() * 2; // Random delay between 0 and 2 seconds photo.style.animationDelay = randomDelay + 's';…
In my project I am wanted to update my total stock and sold out amount of a product whenever user order a product and after that if the seller updated the status to delivered then the stock and sold out…
I am thinking how to write smartest this code: Controller: $tasks = Task::where('department', '=', $department) ->orderBy('created_at', 'DESC') ->get(); In blade file I write: @foreach($tasks as $task) @if($task->status == 1) <tr> <td class="cell">#{{ $task->id }}</td> <td class="cell">{{ $task->title }}</td> </tr> @endif…
I have a foreach loop that is, well... too fast. The device I'm trying to communicate with is confused. The device sends a response to a listener (which is somewhere else and does more than that), so it's impossible (as…
Four months into javascript, and I ran into the following code that I can't put in terms of the techniques that I understand. I was hoping that someone could refactor this code not in order to satisfy what its purpose…