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You can incorporate enumerate functionality. https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#enumerate For example:

Try to use preventDefault() method when user clicks like or unlike so that browser won't try change url or refresh the page.

The provided output data does not list any data for the SecureEmployee property. So I'll assume your property hierarchy in your code is correct. The Value property contains an array of Employee objects that you will need to iterate.

To pass a string value as verbatim or literal, it is favorable to use single quotes or backtick escape PowerShell's special characters. If you have no variable references within a string, single quotes is easiest.

You have a strict height of your main div 200px. You can do 1) Increase height depend on your content 2) Put your buttons in div after your main div

Main problem is that you don`t have a content grid. So you have to create it before put something into page

Every time your useNewCommentModal hook runs, it creates a new function called NewCommentModal which you then use as component (this part is very important). To React, every new NewCommentModal is different from a previous one (because you create new function each time and every render), React would run equality comparison between old and new NewCommentModal which will return false, so React will unmount old modal and mount a new one in it's place. That happens because you call function as component. So you should return not NewCommentModal component from your hook but a function that will render something instead (renderNewCommentModal) and call it not as a component but as a function ({renderNewCommentModal()}) instead. Or better yet, return only data from a hook, and use this data to render something in your main component

See my previous answer on this matter for more detailed explanation https://stackoverflow.com/a/60048240/8390411

You use a mechanism to open the popup window. That same mechanism can be used to set a visibility flag on a div that contains the checkboxes.

where-as your onClick would lead to your alert or confirm call, rendering your popup. Your onClick would set a visibility flag on the div with the checkboxes.

Here is a working example of your code. I took the liberty to restructure and rename functions and variables to improve readability.

The main thing missing in your original code was an inner loop that goes through all terms and compares them.

You can use this code