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…
interface Item { slug: string; description: string; } interface Params { id: number; items: Item[]; } function test(params: Params) { const result = {}; for (const item of params.items) { result[item.slug] = "Hello"; } return result; } const data =…
I'm currently using Eclipse 2020-06 with Node.js 14 and created a "General" project with a single .js file to test some Javascript code. I opened a command prompt and ran npm install [email protected] to install jsdom but this code: const…
I have a Lambda function that has some data and must send it to a SQS queue. But it seems like the send is not working. There is no error and it seems to gracefully continue execution without any message…
phaser 3: Uncaught TypeError: this.game.scene.launch is not a function unable to launch I have implemented a scene manager, and I'm having trouble. Please help. I really want to be able to use this scenemanager as it makes stuff a lot…
How do I check if a variable contains a certain property? Let's assume: var x = 'some string'; Then I would like to do: if ('trim' in x) but that gives me a: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot use 'in' operator to…
I want to import a module that I made Okay so I made a simple little thing to test it that doesn't really DO anything except confirm if it works...which it doesn't. here's my "module" (testmodule.js): export class Test {…
**This is the HTML Part** <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> <title>Login</title> </head> <body style="background-color: rgb(0, 255, 195); text-align: center"> <div id="display"> <p style="color:black">Enter your Passcode:</p> <input id="passcode" type = "password"> <button onclick="checkValidity()">Enter↵</button> </div> <script…