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You can use index access type to look up type property of a union:

The two code snippets that you have provided use different modules to do the http request. That is probably why it looks a bit complicated.

The first step to change the behaviour in a way that you have described, is to replace the complete options in the else branch with the options from you second code snippet.

The second step is to provide the necessary api key for the quote URL as a parameter to the function.

Can you give this code snippet below a try, after adding an additional parameter apiKey to the function. I have not tested the code below, but that's how I would do it. Please let me know if it worked for you and I can improve the answer on your feedback.

I think user should know what is he doing by clicking a button, but if You really want this to work I would suggest you something like this:

On your on pressed method in button write this

use this code instead of this data:'aksi=actionA='+id_alamat,

Use reflection

Here is the working demo.

You misspell getElementById function and onclick listner.

If warnings are there there is a reason! If the needed stuff makes it impossible to achieve what you need, you are just using a wrong pattern!

why don't you just have another function in between avoiding the useEffect?

dealing with this issue the solution was very simple: don't call method get_logins() from php controller add ajax method when document on load:

ofType takes as generic params type of action e.g. ofType(actionType) then merge map argument will be typed as Action without typing.

In your case action argument can be ActionA or ActionB as well, so you have to write ofType(actionTypeA, actionTypeB), then action from mergeMap will be typed as Union of ActionA and ActionB. But in proper if's branches like (action.type == myActions.actionA) action will be only ActionA typed, because TS complier understand some of ifs statement.

BTW advice of @timdeschryver to split it into 2 effects is very good.

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If you're defining action by export const actionA = createAction('actionA', props<{ a: string }>()) you can declare type of ActionA by type ActionA = ReturnType;. ReturnType is generic added to TypeScript.