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https://codepen.io/matthewbert86/pen/pogdEvB

http://beer-food.surge.sh/

I am working on a little search app. It pulls up the beer pairing results based on what food you type in. My problem is that after I get results once, it wont clear out, and the same results stay up for anything I try to enter after that. Ive been messing with it for a long time and no luck. Any suggestions?

What am I trying to achieve:

• I am creating simple Firebase project with HTML and Javascript where the purpose of app is to create lists of data that is shared across users with specific “families”.

Where is the problem:

• When I log in and my app goes to the “main.html” site everything loads fine and I can see actual items being downloaded from firebase into HTML object with ID “list”. Then when I click log out button – again everything is fine.
• The problem occurs when I log back in (after the first logout with the button). I get transferred to the site “main.html” but the list does not update … I can see in console that I successfully downloaded data from Firebase. The only problem is that HTML is not updated.

If you could point me somewhere where I could find answers or point the problem out, I would really appreciate it! Already tried to search on internet for “HTML list is not updating” and similar searches but could not find anything.

I have also tried switching "let" for "var" on line 25. Didn't notice any diffrence.

“main.html” and console after FIRST login:

“main.html” and console after SECOND login (as you can see in console data is successfully downloaded from Firebase – but HTML isn’t updated):

Minimal reproducible code:

When I try to output this on HTML, it doesn't show the whole output, but one by one country.

I have tried to output it using document.write but it overwrites the whole HTML. How to print all data without replacing all my HTML code? I have also tried other ways to output it using getElementById, innerHTML. None of these worked.

I have this HTML snippet:

I'm trying to use onsen navigator with multiple ".html" files, but I get the same error, no matters what I've tried

My scenario

• -www
• /scripts
• index.html
• home.html

I want to go from index.html, to home.html

The error:

I'm making a PWA that uses Google Firebase as a backend. I've setup Workbox to make my Service Worker, and it's precaching all the files I need correctly... except the firebase JS files from gstatic.com. I'm using Onsen UI and Workbox manages to precache the Onsen 3rd party files, so it must be something to do with Firebase's.

These are the HTML tags that include the Firebase files:

When you go through the route via router-link, it first opens the App.vue page, but the url changes immediately and you need to reload the page so that it appears. And if you programmatically follow the route, you see the error 'Cannot read property' $ router 'of undefined'.

I`m setting up routes and component by Vue docs, but its not help.

I'm having an issue with my router. Can someone please help me. I have nested router in my pattern-library. When I click on the link, it goes to the homepage even though if I have set the correct path.

Thank You

Index.js

OnsenUI2 has a segment with segment button elements. Where is the blue color of the currently chosen segment (radio) button decided in the css, and how do I override it?

Looking at the segment__button I find that it's color is transparent. Perhaps besides the particular css, it is relying on variables and css defined elsewhere? (bootstrap?).

Here's sample html defining a segment from the documentation on the OnsenUI2 website: