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Is it possible to somehow via JavaScript verify that a CSS-Transition is finished without previsouly registering for the transition events?

The problem is:

• I have a Web Application that uses CSS transitions for fading in some elements on page load
• I cannot modify this Web Applications JavaScript code
• When I access this page I can execute JavaScript in the browser console
• I wanna ensure that the CSS transition is 100% finished before I continue with my custom java script code
• in browser console I could hook to the transition event, but this would fail in a lot of cases because:
  • transitioning element is not there yet
  • animation is already finished when I set up the hook

Is there any possibility to check via JavaScript if the CSS transition for the element is done? At any time?

I cannot make use of javascript events (like e.g: https://jonsuh.com/blog/detect-the-end-of-css-animations-and-transitions-with-javascript/)

My intention is to install the Hamburger CSS from Jonathan Suh on my Angular Project.

I used npm i --s hamburgers which successfully added the package. I also added its CSS file to my angular.json file.

When I try to add a hamburger using the code below, the hamburger is being displayed, but it's not clickable. Why is that?

I have setup a page that takes the data from a form, serializes into JSON and then uses AJAX to call a PHP file to process the form data and send it to an API via cURL.

How can I get the response from the API to come back as part of the AJAX's success function?

At the start of my project, I was able to accomplish this because I was using the php as an include. But cannot use that method because the file is being executed from the AJAX call not from an include.

I tried to follow this tutorial, but just kept catching errors.

I've also scoured, reviewed and attempted more suggestions from various posts on this site than I can even count. Now, I'm asking for some help.

Here is the pertinent ajax on my index.php file.

I've created some aliases in a bash_profile (followed this) but when I open a new Terminal i need to write source ~/.bash_profile to use them.

I'd like to use the aliases as soon as I opened new Terminal windows, what should I do?

I've got a hamburger icon for my page that should open/close a dropdown menu when clicked on. I pulled the code for the hamburger icon from Jonathan Suh's github page and am trying to implement a open/close dropdown menu with it (here's the page for your reference https://github.com/jonsuh/hamburgers).

The problem is that when I click on it, the dropdown menu will appear, but when I click on it again it won't disappear. I've tried a few things, such as setting a boolean variable to false and making it true when clicked on, but the code doesn't execute the way I imagine it would. Here's the Code:

I have been stuck in this issue and cant seem to fix it.. I have this JSON STRING

I am trying to access data that is generated via directory services from a database creating ics files that are being sent to a website via JSON encoding.

There are multiple files or unknown amount being generated. My main issue at this point, is I need to parse the information out of the JSON files back into ics files.

What I am stuck with at the moment is reading the information IN the JSON files.

The JSON files are something like this:

I've made my own hamburger menu just with css. I would like to solve it with flexbox. So my html/css part is already done and looks like this: