dynamic-loading | Examples for Hackaday article on dynamic loading

Situation

I receive json from a cms that describes the content that needs to display on any given page. This project has 50+ components so rather than require all of them on every page I'd rather cherry pick them as needed.

Question

How can I

1. Make sure all components are available for import (I assume this requires some webpack trickery)
2. When converting the json's content node to jsx, making sure that any component described is rendered out.

Current Thoughts

I can loop through the raw jsx and collect all the tags for a given page then attempt a load for each tag via something like

I want to edit (script 1) so that when a link inside .dropdown-container is clicked, the nav doesn't slide back up. I cannot use e.stopPropagation(); because it breaks (script 2) that is used to load external html content into a div via those links.

I have 2 ngx-smart-modals that I am using to for adding a few features in my application. The first one contains a form and on clicking the "Add" button, a new modal opens up containing the recently added data from the form. something like this:

(The modal "Beh" is the second modal that pop's up, "beh" is just a dummy text for now, and the positioning also needs to be changed so please ignore that for now :) )

The problem that I have is that When I click "Add", the modal "Beh" disables the form at the background, but I want it to still be enabled for adding more data.

Is there any property or a method that would help me achieve this? Something to disable the invisible layer on top of the form?

My code:

detail component (the "beh" one):

I have a prestashop installation live which has been somehow injected with malitious code, here is my prestashop: https://debou.it

in chrome console I see this external javascript is loaded many times on every page load: https://mc.yandex.ru/metrika/tag.js but I cannot locate the code that triggers it.

I went through all SO questions ad tried locating the code with Chrome DevTools without success, eg: Is possible to debug dynamic loading JavaScript by some debugger like WebKit, FireBug or IE8 Developer Tool? How to find out which Javascript causes a jQuery Ajax request?

I'm working with an installation by an other developer, anyone can point me to the right direction?

Background I'm currently scraping product information from some websites in R using rvest. This works on all but one website where the content seems to be loaded dynamically via angularJS (?), so cannot be loaded iteratively e.g. via URL parameters (as I did for other websites). The specific url is as follows:

http://www.hornbach.de/shop/Badarmaturen/Waschtischarmaturen/S3584/artikelliste.html

Please keep in mind I don't have admin rights on my machine and can only implement solutions that require either no or only single-time granting of admin rights

Desired Output In the end a table in R with product information (e.g. label, price, rating) => In this question, though, I purely need help to dynamically load and store the website; I can handle the postprocessing in R on my own. It'd be absolutely great if you could push me in the right direction; maybe one of my approaches listed below are on the right track, but I just seem unable to transfer those to the stated website.

Current approach I found phantomJS as a headless browser that afaik should be able to handle this issue. I have close to none knowledge of Java Script at all and syntax differs (at least for me) heavily from languages I'm more used to (R, Matlab, SQL) that I really struggle to implement approaches suggested somewhere else that might work in my code. Based on this example (thanks a lot) I managed to retrieve at least information from the first shown page with this code:

R:

I have a NetBeans OSGi maven project that needs to run a class method from another OSGi jar which is loaded at runtime from the filesystem.

I tried looking at some of these similiar questions:

1. Dynamic loading of modules in Java

2. Loading of OSGi bundle dynamically from a file system

3. Looking for basic example of using Apache Felix in dynamic loading of Jar file and instancing a class at runtime in Java

4. java: is there a framework that allows dynamically loading and unloading of jars (but not osgi)?

5. How to dynamically load Java classes at Runtime in OSGI framework?

but non of them seems to answer how I can access a method in the bundle I am loading.

they do seem to give me a good direction on how to load the bundle, but so does the documentation on OSGi. what i didn't find is how to run a specific method from a specific class in the bundle I installed. reflection does not seem to work and I have read that it might not be a good idea and in any case it gives me the famous ClassNotFoundException.

there is also the whole Manifest import and export as shown in this and other questions OSGi: programmitically add imports to a bundle

I cannot use bndtools, since I am using netbeans, also I'm not sure if it does the job. I am also not sure if OSGi services have anything to do with it.

Thanks in advance to anyone helping me not to pull my hair out :)

After reading these questions, I'm looking for some more detail about how to control symbol resolution order.

In my problem, I have main executable exec. exec dynamically links to a.so and c.so. a.so dynamically links to b.so. b.so calls function foo, which is normally provided by c.so but in this case is also provided by exec. b.so only works with c.so's implementation of foo.

A diagram of the situation: