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I am working on a weird kind of site where I only need to send forms to firestore and save pdf files to firestorage. Not even running any server-side code, just html and JS on the final client. My organization will only give an apache server path to run html, CSS and JS. Later I'll need to read but I'm the only user with read access so it's not a big deal because I will run that locally on my node.js CLI.

But I am looking forward to make my code as safe and efficient as possible even tho I have no idea what I'm doing 60% of the time.

Reading the docs and code online I realized that I am not doing unsubscribe() when I do my onAuthStateChanged(). By searching about memory leaks on JS I found a guy saying that if I meant to keep something live up in memory then I shouldn't unsubscribe from it. But as I said, I have no idea what I am doing.

Here is some of my .js and my login.html I am worried about 4 things, here I go:

1. should I unsubscribe() after my sign-in-out onAuthStateChanged ends? if so, where?
2. is it ok to set all this code inside window.onload ?
3. Should I split this code into modules so I can re-use the initializeApp() and other repetitive code or it is not recommendable since I am using CDN to import the firebase modules instead of using the import sentence.
4. Am I supposed to do the initializeApp() on every single one of my html pages? or doing it once on the login and forcing the user to login via vanilla JS will be the way to go?

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i'm fairly new to html, and imsimply trying to get the boostrap navbar to collapse but it doesn't work, the button shows up but it does not work, there are so many different questions on this forum concerning this problem but none have worked so far. i know there is a simple thing that i am missing but i can't seem to find where.

I'm trying to have an html table where the first column is sticky. I followed other advice on using position: sticky. I'm also using some javascript because I'm building the table dynamically depending on the data passed to the DOM. The following code works as expected:

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I have this in my application.scss, but I don't understand how it works:

I want to create dark mode for a web site which use bootstrap. I have to add new root class which includes all boostrap colors. Here is my colors.scss:

I am using Boostrap 5 with a card and on the left I have a title.

On the right I have 2 dropdown menus and a button.

The issue is that the dropdowns and buttons are one on top of the other instead of side by side.

I need the 2 dropdowns and then finally the button.

Here is the code:

I'm trying to add a dropdown to my datatable to show buttons like this :

My code :

It works on my old navbar (but it's boostrap 3 and this project is on 5). The text overflows my navbar and causes the text/website to get extra space then what it's supposed to be showing. I need a genius to resolve this for me as i have been stumped on this for a long time.

Issue (images) https://gyazo.com/c212a931d6770b77998cb3fea3ae87d1 i'm highlighting it as the text can't be seen due to white backround.

Trying to get working (old navbar) https://gyazo.com/66c482022e325cd9bd335ff666377474

Here is a JSfiddle to give an example plus the code i'm using. https://jsfiddle.net/yf90uxhc/2/

code:

I did some clean up in my S3 buckets and deleted S3 bucket with weird names. Now my CDK stacks are in weird states. I have some CDK stacks running.

$cdk ls shows LambdaHoroscrape

I destroy the stack with those commands

cdk destroy

cdk destroy LambdaHoroscrape

Are you sure you want to delete: LambdaHoroscrape (y/n)? y

LambdaHoroscrape: destroying...

LambdaHoroscrape: destroyed

However the stack LambdaHoroscrape is still present, cdk ls confirms it.

How can I properly delete this CDK stack ?

Context: I wanted to delet the stack because my deployment ( cdk deploy ) showed this cryptic message

[%] fail: No bucket named 'cdktoolkit-stagingbucket-zd83596pa2cm'. Is account xxxxx bootstrapped?

I boostrapped my account with cdk bootstrap aws://{account_number}/{region}

Others encountered this cryptic error as well https://github.com/aws/aws-cdk/issues/6808

In the end, because of this error and eagerness to destroy the stack, I lost my DynamoDB data collected since 2 weeks.