FileLoader.js | web app files into a single tarball archive
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FileLoader.js is a library which allows you to load all your web app files into a single tarball archive. Server side, you just need to put all your client stuff (scripts, images, xml, binary …) into a single tar archive (you can also dynamically generate it). Compressed tar archives (.tar.gz, .tar.bz …) are currently not supported. Browser support : up-to-date browsers, Internet Explorer >= 10.
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QUESTION
I've got something really weird happening in Lambda. I have a JS function that is interpreting a string input. This code is covered by unit tests to confirm that the validation logic is working as expected. But once it's deployed to Lambda I get different behavior. Is there a really noob error that I'm overlooking. Or is there some setting in Lambda that might explain why my code is being interpreted differently.
Here is my function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-13 at 18:23That error means that params
is a String
, not an object. Perhaps your message
is a double-encoded JSON string (a JSON string containing a JSON string). I'm not sure how it got there, but look for logic that is doing a JSON.stringify
on something that's already JSON. Or as @Titus mentioned, doing a double-decode:
QUESTION
Background:
I am trying to test a solution to the question here: How to make toggle hidden by default. The code uses jquery to toggle text (with "hidden" being the default).
Problem:
When I add (a library I'm using for a couple of other webpages) , the jquery query commands no longer work. When I click the link to toggle text, nothing happens.
What I've tried:
I thought the problem had something to do with the way jquery is loading on the page. So I tried changing the position of the script tag to after the body (as well as in the head) to see if that would make a difference.
I looked at the question here (Jquery Datatables and Bootstrap Toggle Doesn't work Together), but the answer says to use jquery's on() method to bind events (at least I think that's what is being said). However, I don't think binding events is the problem because, in my case, the jquery doesn't work when the styling libraries are added (those should not affect the functionality of jquery right?).
Question:
Could someone please explain why/ how the CSS library stops jquery from working? Can you point me in the direction of some useful documentation? Also, is there a workaround for this issue? If anything, I would have thought the two different versions of the jQuery libraries would have caused the issue. I'm pretty new to jQuery, so any advice is appreciated.
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...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-23 at 05:57The reason it stops working is because of Bootstrap's .hidden
class overriding jQuery's .toggle()
feature. This is happening because Bootstrap uses !important
. This is how Bootstrap's CSS looks like:
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