In my App, I am implementing Product Listing page which lists out the products on the listing page. I am looking to integrate some good practices based on this post - https://dev.to/vyan/using-async-functions-in-useeffect-best-practices-and-pitfalls-o75 but instead of let I am using ref…
Giving following typescript code. how would you omit the email that is inside options and inside data? interface SignUpObject { email:string, // not this one password: string, options: { emailRedirectTo: string, captchaToken?: string, data: { preferedLanguage: number name: string email:…
The problem I have is a bit more complicated, so I have made a video that shows the behavior I am talking about. Problem video As you can see what I want to achieve is to open a photo on…
How do I obtain the preferred hourCycle of the user's current locale? I've tried a few locales ((new Intl.Locale('en-US')).hourCycle) in both Firefox 131 and Chrome 129, but both return undefined. console.log(new Intl.Locale('en-US').hourCycle);
I’m trying to dynamically add the values from a form into an HTML table. Each time the user submits the form, the values should be added as a new row in the table. However, I’m unsure how to append the…
I'm working on the project which I have to make my users to be able to add and remove items; in this case is the reward information. I'm developing this on Laravel 10 and I've tried so many attempts to…
This is a Razor page issue. I have simple text box and corresponding search button created in the razor page, say it as index.cshtml. <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> <title>Search Button Example</title> <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.6.0.min.js"></script> <script> $(document).ready(function () { // Disable the button initially $('#searchButton').prop('disabled', true); // Enable button if text box has value $('#searchInput').on('input', function () { const inputValue = $(this).val(); if (inputValue.trim() !== "") { $('#searchButton').prop('disabled', false); } else { $('#searchButton').prop('disabled', true);…
I have a case where I'm calling fetch() and if the response is a 302 Redirect, I want to redirect the calling page to wherever it redirects to instead of following the redirect to retrieve the data. The scenario is…
My Dashboard component is a arrow function as shown below const Dashboard= (props) => { //users object is fetched return( <ul> { Object.keys(users).forEach((key,index) => { console.log("iterating------>"+users[index].name);//this is iterating return <li key={key}>hello</li>//this is not rendering }) } </ul> ) } This…
class bcomp { some(){ console.log("bcomp"); } } class acomp extends bcomp { some(){ super.some(); console.log("acomp"); } } var ins = new acomp(); ins.some() so output will be bcomp acomp I need to override some method of acomp with super keyword…