So I'm first making a call to my API to get and store user information, but then I need to make a second call to the API to get secondary information based on the response data from the first call.…
So I have custom select input which contains menu items(list of selectable items). Right now when we click on the select input it opens a drop down menu displaying the first 10 items(visible items = 10). I have done this…
As can see in below code useEffect log for 0, 2 and 3 values of count. So zero is understood that runs on component initial render but then it should only run for count value for 2 but after that…
to study React.js I started converting javascript projects. In this project, a startup button will trigger a setTimeout() function for 3 seconds before it triggers the closing function let timer= false; let rando= null; let conta= 0; let punteggio= 0;…
I am working on one small part where I have to show some divs horizontally, so when it goes out of the space I am using css as overflow-x:auto so that it becomes scrollable. What I did <div className="App d-flex">…
i am creating a react app, in that i have created a button component. Button Component : import React, { useState } from "react"; export default function Button(props){ const [categoryButton, setCategoryButton] = useState(false); function categoryButtonClick (){ setCategoryButton(true); } return <button…
The answer in Unmitigated helped me, if you are searching from google scroll down order: [ "567", "645", "852", "645", "852", "852", ] database: [ { "userId": 567, "userName": "tjk23", "department": "Sales", "remarks": "" }, { "userId": 645, "userName": "gfn23",…
I want a program that can generate the date of first date of every week, so that I can insert it into the code below const dateOfTheFirstDay = null; //preferred format: "April 9, 2023 00:00:01" const d = new Date(dateOfTheFirstDay);…
I have mapping function like this: function MyFunction({rows}) { return( rows .map((info, index) => ( <td key = {someNum}> <p>some info</p> </td> ))); } and I want to add something that will create new rows after the index hits five:…
My React App pulls data from a Djano REST API through the api.js file below. api.js const URLS = { PRODUCTS: "http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/products/", PRODUCT: (id) => `http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/products/${id}`, }; const wrappedFetch = (...args) => { return fetch(...args).then((res) => { return res.json(); });…