filter.css | A collection of CSS filter combos | Widget library

I have a function that filters the customers based on their levels (intermediate, beginner ), I'm passing this function through a component that has React select to filter my Data(async)

The filter is working only when I filter the first time but when I choose another value to filter it gave me a blank page?

I tried useEffect to keep it updated but it not working

Do you have any suggestions?

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I have a component (SearchFilter.js) and am using connect to trigger mapStateToProps and mapActionsToProps on export.

Trouble is, mapStateToProps isn't firing -- no props (neither state nor actions) show up in React DevTools and I can't even console log from inside mapStateToProps.

I've tried looking at various Stack Overflow threads but they mostly seem to be typos, or the actions themselves not working.

What's more, I've got an almost identical redux setup for another component (Counter.js) that woks perfectly.

I think it could have something to do with how I provide the store/route to components (see App.js below) as React.Provider shows up in React DevTools for the Counter but not SearchFilter.

Here's the SearchFilter component:

I have this slider with two thumbs. The thumbs can be moved all along the slider (line), what is made possible by increasing or decreasing their margin-left, but in order for them to move the state move must be true, it happens when each one of the thumbs triggers the event onClickDown. However, If the event onClickedUp is triggered, the cursor leaves the area of the thumb or the slider, move is set to false, what makes the thumb stop moving. And it's ok, that's the idea.

The problem is that the cursor may be faster than the thumbs movement, as can be seen on the gif below, what makes the cursor leaves the area of the thumb and set move to false, even if that's not what the user wants.

So, in order to make the slider works properly the user would have to be extremelly careful when moving the thumbs, what makes it a very annoying UX.

In short, what I need to do is ensure that the cursor doesn't move faster than the thumb, it doesn't matter if I'll have to slow the cursor or increase the speed of the thumbs.

How could I do that?

Here is my code with some notes:

I am building a slider component in React JS, and it's working, however I am facing a bug which I believe to be a conflict between onMouseDown and onMouseLeave events.

I have the div range-container, which receives the events, inside it I have another div and within this last one I have two spans, they are the thumbs of my slider.

This is what is happening:

As seen in this gif the thumbs don't respect the limits of the line as they should. The data on the left are the variable move, responsable to determine whether the X can be changed or not and the position of the mouse.

This is how it should work:

onMouseDown sets move to true and allows the thumb to move;

onMouseUp sets move as false and blocks the movements;

onMouseMove changes the value of value and makes the thumb moves;

onMouseLeave sets move to false and also blocks the movements.

I realize that onMouseLeave is only triggered when the cursor leaves the element and its children, because of that I can't just leave the div, I need to leave the thumb as well, but I don't know how to limit it by the limits of the line.

Here is my component:

I'm new to making chrome (or even browser) extensions am trying to make one that applies some custom CSS rules to certain page elements. It seems to work generally as expected, with a few slight annoyances.

Namely, when I apply any CSS style rules using JS, there seems to be a delay between the page fully rendering in the browser to when my extension's CSS rules are applied.

One way I've found to overcome this is to add the CSS file I want to be applied instantly to the manifest file, under the content_scripts, like so:

I'm trying to implement de-bounce and throttle on user input on the search field for a drop-down filter.

I'm new to hooks, I'd de-bounced onChange functions of class components in a constructor but for some odd reason, hooks approach doesn't seem to work for me.

I tried many things referring to several posts on this, online. Had issues with the target value being null, fixed that but i don't feel like its de-bouncing or throttling user inputs at all.

I did use it directly onKeyUp={ e=>debounce(func, 2000) }, had issues with e being null

Please refer (https://mtsry.csb.app/) to get an idea of what I'm trying to achieve.

I do npm build and after im get error:

here's a simple representation of a problem I have. When you click on the button, all black divs should change to black. But the big one styled with css doesn't. Any ideas? thanks a lot.

I'm writing a basic socket programming code in python which takes any kind of URL and returns the content of the body in bytes. I need to only use socket library and nothing else. When I pass different URLs, I get full response of the body for some URLs and only a partial response for some URLs. I'm not sure why it is so.

This is my code: