relics | Game Engine library

I was reading a JavaScript book and this example was shown...

I'm working on DOM Playground, where I'm editing the page's style strictly using Javascript (I know its inefficient – its for an assignment). DOM Playground

For the most part, I'm almost done. I just need to add list elements in the unordered list that is commented (I'll share the code below). There is an array called resources, which holds five objects with the following properties – title, href, and innerHTML.

I'm trying to create a forEach function, that runs through the resources list, and inserts a list item (li) with the same href, title, and innerHTML as the objects in the array. So for example, resources[0] =

I am attempting to style a website using CSS. I am making it coder themed website just for fun. I would like to make the background image darker as it feels too busy and you can barely see the text. I will also look for a better background, although I do like this one. Is there a way to do this without getting rid of the effect I have, and without darkining the color of the text? Thanks! Also I suggest using full screen to view the snippet.

Hi everyone I have a question about how to make this more clean, reusable and readable. I have some data models (relics) and this has rarity and level. Depending on the level and the rarity it has to be grouped to later apply this in some math calculation. For this reason, I need to parse all my relics and check for the level and rarity and store in a var counter.

I'm trying to get an array of strings to display as paragraphs and allow an inline span tag inside of these strings.

My issue comes is when the value is added inside the paragraph the decodes the "<" and ">" tag start and ends to their decoded values "<" and ">"

Is there an easy way to get this working without making a specific component for this case?

My React component is as follows

Lets say that i am writing class for this data:

Im gettin all my registered items and then Im showing a little user rating section under each item listed on the page. Problem is that collection calls are asyn and I cannot send express response when calls are completed. I used quite a bad way to accomplish that by using timeout, so Im looking for better solution suggestions.

Before reading, bear in mind that HtmlHelperExtensions is a static class as well as the method I am invoking and the code inside the method is wrapped up with a try-catch

I have Views/Shared/_layoutDefault.cshtml file (check the code below). When the code is executed I randomly get a NullReferenceException in @HtmlHelperExtensions.GetNewRelicHtml() line. HtmlHelperExtensions is a static class.

I have changed this code multiple times but the problem's still there.

What I have tried.

• Wrap the code up with a try-catch, the exception is thrown and the catch doesn't catch it even if the try-catch is catching the base class for all exceptions (System.Exception). BUT if it had worked, It wouldn't have been the best solution because I am just hiding the problem.
• I have put just one line code like this @(new HtmlString(NewRelicTracker.GetBrowserTimingHeader())). It fails randomly as well
• I moved everything to a single function in the code-behind. In this case, HtmlHelperExtensions (actual code) and call it like this @HtmlHelperExtensions.GetNewRelicHtml() and still fails. (Please check out the code below)
• I have checked StackOverflow and have found similar issues but nothing worked for me.

The problem seems only to happen when the view invokes any method that contains this line NewRelicTracker.GetBrowserTimingHeader(); (Please check the code of GetBrowserTimingHeader function below)

Do you have any idea why is this happening?

_layoutDefault.cshtml file

I have created a sidebar menu with content to the right. When a menu item is clicked, the relevant content replaces the current content. This works fine, but it jumps to the top of the page when it is clicked. How do I prevent this? I just want it to change the content on the right without jumping to the top.