I have a react project where a user is able to input a value within the Searchbar.js file, which is then return the data from an api call on the Shop.js file. What I am trying to do is get…
I have encountered a scenario where I need to pass the ref of an element in child to the parent. I could not do this using the "forwardRef" approach as I render a list of children in the parent component.…
I'm just trying to wrap a div w class of slide around every 3 divs with a class of search-audio. the one error i'm running into is that it's saying elem.parentElement is undefined... So part works great... const audioBlocks =…
How to pass the parent attributes or to pass some props in the inner child block? <InnerBlocks allowedBlocks={[ 'groupama-blocks/block-08']}/> For example I'd like to add this block attributes to block 08 that I will add as a inner block.
I have app where I get some data from the API. Then I put this data into array named "data". Then this "data" array is converted to array of components named "elements" (array with child components generated by data from…
I want to move a div into its uncle div, or sibling of its parent, and only one step down. So I want to move class '.child4' into '.uncle', one step down. <div class="parent" > <div class="child1" >apples</div> <div class="child2"…
I have 2 PHP class that related each other, rather than using __construct, I tryin to using extends to combine these 2 class. But why sub class method cant called from parent class? There's no either result or error displayed…
I have flat array like: [ { "id": "1", "parentId": "0", "cost": 1000 }, { "id": "2", "parentId": "1", "cost": 2000 }, { "id": "3", "parentId": "2", "cost": 4000 }, ... ] Requirement: convert flat array to tree array -->…
I have a list of objects, each object could belong as a child of another object and each one has an element ('parent_id') that specifies which object it's a child of. An example of what the expected tree should look…
Edit: Slightly cleaner solution: Don't make a separate workspace for your code (unless you want it, in which case mostly follow the guide below), and instead of putting a .vscode folder in the parent root folder, open up the workspace…