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QUESTION
I want to offer a selection by radio buttons. Upon hovering over the label for the button, I want there to appear an explanation for that option. I can achieve this by putting the explanation text into a span-element, but not in a p-element...and I fail to understand the difference:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-15 at 17:03You should use div
as a row element:
The reason why nested p
tags does not work in your code is that it is not valid HTML. It is corrected by the browser. So the sibling of label
is no longer p
then.
QUESTION
I am trying to implement a jquery function to diable submit button till all values are filled please help as I seem not to find a solution to it..Where am I going wrong?
Here is the html:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-10 at 08:21$('#registerform> input') selects only looks at the immediate children(input) of registerform.
Error
QUESTION
I'm implementing some search and filtering controls with Angular. I've started using RxJs for this. First I had really bad time trying to understand operators like switchMap
and exauhstMap
, so I referred to this video and this article. Now I have better understanding of it. But a question popped up on my mind regarding using debounceTime()
with switchMap()
. Is it a common practice? Why do I need a debounceTime when switchMap will make sure to cancel all previous requests?
So if I'm implementing a search box like Google's, would I need to use both?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-18 at 13:39The point of using debounceTime
is to spare your back-end. If you send a request it doesn't matter for the BE if the response is got and handled be the FE. The request is there and it has to be handled by the BE.
In the search and filter functionality you know that you don't need to do anything while the user is typing (search functionality). So that's why you use debounceTime
QUESTION
I am making a game using Phaser 3, specifically the Matter physics engine. I am trying to follow this tutorial on fling physics https://www.emanueleferonato.com/2019/03/08/fling-unity-game-built-in-html5-with-phaser-and-matter-js-updated-with-the-latest-constraints-tweaks-fly-through-the-screen-with-your-ninja-rope/
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-12 at 03:36You can get the sprite
position X & Y like so:
QUESTION
I was playing around with the switchMap operator to clearly understand what was happening to a "switched" inner observable.
At first i thought that switchMap was only "unsubscribing" from the switched inner observable, but then i realize it was in fact "unsubscribing AND completing" the inner observable.
To confirm that i've written this small snippet: https://codesandbox.io/s/relaxed-meninsky-c5jmw?fontsize=14
As you can see, the finalize() operator is correctly called when the subject emit for the second time, but:
why does the complete handler of the tap operator is not called ?
This somehow make feel only 80% happy with my understanding of this operator.
A related not on that:
I've read and watch numerous sources regarding switchMap, including:
- This (great) ngconf sources: https://medium.com/@shairez/a-super-ninja-trick-to-learn-rxjss-switchmap-mergemap-concatmap-and-exhaustmap-forever-88e178a75f1b
- The official rxjs doc: https://rxjs-dev.firebaseapp.com/api/operators/switchMap
And none of them clearly state if inner observable is unsubscribed or unsubcribed AND closed ( or at least i did not understand it :) )
I've watched the switchMap operator source code and there is no mention to takeXXX operator, how can he complete the inner operator without that ?
tl;dr
- Do you confirm that switchMap complete inner observable when switching ?
- Why does tap operator does not work as expected ?
- If switchMap effectively complete inner observable how can he do that without using a takeXXX operator internally ?
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-29 at 01:06I think you are confusing the difference between unsubscribe()
and complete()
. For a hot observable like a Subject
you can "stop" it in a few ways. From the 'top->down' with complete()
as you did in your example, or from the 'bottom->up' with unsubscribe()
.
switchMap()
does exactly what it says, it switches from the primary observable to a secondary (or 'inner') observable. That is why when you complete()
the outer observable, it has no effect on the inner one - the chain has been switched. To affect the chain (as opposed to just affecting the Subject which is the source observable), you need to get a reference to the Subscriber, and then call that Subscriber's unsubscribe()
method.
To see this, I've forked your CodeSandbox and produced this new one
As you will see in that CodeSandbox I have added a few more lines to show what is going on:
- Note the new
tap()
in the chain right above the switchMap - this will show what is going on directly from theSubject()
before the chain is switched to a different Observable with the switchMap operator. - The Subscription for the chain is now being captured in the variable
sub
which can be unsubscribed later to affect the chain from the bottom->up. - Note that the
s.complete()
after 10 seconds is now reflected in the Subject, and note also how it doesn't affect the chain at all. - Now note that the new
sub.unsubscribe()
after 15 seconds indeed kills the chain. - uncomment the
take(5)
in thenewT()
method to see that indeed the tap's complete method will be called if the source above it actually completes (top->down).
finalize()
catches the fact that an unsubscribe has happened (bottom->up), note that it occurs both when switchMap()
does the automatic unsubscribe upwards when s.next()
is called on the Subject source, as well as when unsubscribe()
is called on the Subscription, which again causes a bottom->up termination. In no case is your complete()
called in the original observer because the chain is never actually completed. You can complete the chain with a take(10)
operator if you want, to see how that works as well.
Hopefully this helps clear up the confusion a little. :)
QUESTION
Good evening everyone, I am creating my first basic web application and I have problems with the frontend, I am not very good with this topic. I have a problem with my css html code. I have 2 menus a sidebar and a navbar I want to get my menu (sidebar) to be positioned on the left side but I can't get close to that effect. I leave a photo so you can see how I want the menu to look
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-19 at 20:25You probably want that first block of
...
(sidebar) underneath your second ...
(navbar)
QUESTION
I am trying to create a UserProfile
model in my user app and instead of inheriting from models.Model
, I am inheriting from django's own User
model so that I would have a custom user model wwith extra fields. But when I run the python manage.py test
command it gives me the following error:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-13 at 04:57I found what the problem was about!!!
It was because I was using my UserProfile
model from user
app as a ForeignKey
on another model called Post
as an author and the problem was there. Importing the model from another app directly and passing it there gives such error as it turns out. So following the documentation here https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.1/ref/models/fields/#django.db.models.ForeignKey
I created another model called User
in my another app and inherited from my UserProfile
and here is how my jollywood/models.py looks:
QUESTION
Hello dear developers!
I am new to Vue.js and I am struggling now on one visual issue.
While navigating the user from navbar to the previous page via Login
where go_login() =
go_login: function () {
this.$router.push('/login')
}
the page routes to the login component but the height of the page do not update. This does not happen if you use href="/login"
instead or type the adress directly in the browser adress bar but i do not want (would not like) to use href
.
What am I missing?
My code:
router/index.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-20 at 09:06I think the problem you're facing is due to the fact that the page doesn't get refreshed when you use: (As it is a Single Page Application)
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