I'm currently trying to make the button to change background color to let the visitor know which page they are currently on. Anyone know how to do that? I've only managed to make it change color upon clicking. I'm using…
My animations file export const transition = { type: "spring", duration: 1 }; export const slideAnimation = (direction) => { return { initial: { x: direction === "left" ? -100 : direction === "right" ? 100 : 0, y: direction…
i would like keep the value written in the input, but antd always modify the number for example, case 1: if write 3.5 should be 3.5 case 2: if write 3,5 should be 3,5 this is the code: import React…
I want to achieve this <div>©©©©</div> using js, I tried with <div>{"©".repeat(4)}</div> but the result is one string inside the tags <div>"©©©©"</div>
I'm trying to deploy my site to Netlify and I keep getting this error. My site was working and was able to build before this build. Any ideas on what I can do? Also, I'm using Next.JS for the site.…
I have deployed both client and server code on vercel. The registration of email id and other things are being sent from client side to server side and are stored in the database of MongoDB Atlas online. The problem occurs…
I am working on a Cypress test where multiple requests are sent to the same URL but with different body content. Specifically, the test changes the input values in the UI, which triggers a new request to the server. The…
Function handle filter still shows the previous state value after execution ............................................................................... const [ageFrom, setAgeFrom] = useState(''); const [ageTo, setAgeTo] = useState(''); const filters = [ { title: 'age from', value: `${ageFrom} years old`, state: ageFrom, func: setAgeFrom, }, {…
I'm working on a TypeScript project and came across two different parameter definitions in some code. Both seem to achieve the same result, but I'm not sure if there's any significant difference between them. Could someone please explain the difference…
Essentially, I used Object.entries() on an object and then .map() over it and a lot more complicated stuff This is the code I used. {Object.entries(ratings).map((item) => { item.filter(n => n); return (item.map((Item) => { if (!Item.points === []) return (<></>);…