basket.js | resource loader for caching & loading files | Runtime Evironment library
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Basket.js is a script and resource loader for caching and loading scripts using localStorage. ##Introduction for the Non-Developer. Modern web applications will typically make use of more than one JavaScript or CSS framework. As the number of scripts add up, so does the number of HTTP requests. This leads to increased page load times and reduced performance. Basket.js is a project dedicated to aleviating this problem. Basket.js loads your site's scripts into a page and saves them in localStorage so they can be reused after the session until they are expired. It also checks to see if the scripts are already in localStorage, and if not, loads them. This prevents unneccessary reloading of scripts and can improve load time and website performance.
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QUESTION
Let's say I want to directly read the object fruits from a Json file and store it to the Fruit.class. How should I do it?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-27 at 19:14Your json must match with what you try to convert. In your case you need
QUESTION
I'm having an issue where I am getting an unexpected value from the store.
I have a component with one method:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-22 at 15:29The developer console is able to update the data when logging a reference variable, like an Array or Object.
When you click to expand in the console, it shows you the variable as it is at the time you click the console, not at the time it was logged. That means it does not necessarily reflect the value of the items variable at the time it was logged.
In this case, the items array is empty when the log happens, but by the time you click to expand the properties, the array contains the new id.
Here is a demo that illustrates this a little more.
QUESTION
Trying to get react-router (v4.0.0) and react-hot-loader (3.0.0-beta.6) to play nicely, but getitng the following error in the browser console:
Warning: React.createElement: type is invalid -- expected a string (for built-in components) or a class/function (for composite components) but got: undefined. You likely forgot to export your component from the file it's defined in.
index.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-15 at 15:14EDIT
You are complexifying the process. Just do this :
index.js:
QUESTION
Why does the React tab in my browser hang when visualizing these components? What am I doing wrong? I just want to transfer the text to another component using Provider and Consumer.
Menu component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-23 at 14:22As per the React Context Api ,in Context Provider, data should be passed using the "value" prop , what you are doing it passing the username prop to the provider, what you should try is
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I am creating a JSP shopping basket, I have a class called Basket which has a HashMap with a Product object as a key and Integer for values, which will be the quantity of the product. However when I add a product to the basket, instead of that product's quantity being incremented, the product is just added again into the map. The hashcode of the product changes, but the product I add is the same object, they do not change. I would like to understand what is happening here.
Basket class add method:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-18 at 05:31You likely need to implement a hashCode method in the Product class.
By default the hashCode implementation returns the object's location in memory. The result from the object's hashCode method is what is used by the HashMap to identify the object.
In this case each time the Product is retrieved from the database using db.getProduct(pid), its location in memory is likely different.
Due to this the call that HashMap uses to lookup if the Product exists is different and therefore the object is added again to the HashMap.
To avoid this a hashCode and equals method should be implemented in Product. In your case using something unique like the ProductID (pid) makes sense:
QUESTION
What I want to achieve: If the element is available then use it, if not then use another locator.
Edit:
My previous explanation was a bit poor so, let's start from begining. I have 2 cases:
- When sale price is present.
- When sale price is not present, only regular price is present.
#1 Case Markup: When sale price is present.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-10 at 09:02Updated Answer
It seems your original locator is fine but your totalAmount function is not returning the correct value. If you do want to try an alternate approach to your locator to get price you could try this but the way you have should work.
QUESTION
I'm discovering ZAP and its Active Scanner.
I've tried to perform an Active Scanning of a variant of the vulnerable BodgeIT Store. In the basket.jsp page, the backend code looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-13 at 13:57Some vulnerabilities are difficult to detect with absolute certainty. In this case ZAP submitted an unusually large value and the application returned an error.
As stated in the 'Other info' this is potentially a buffer overflow. Its up to you to determine if it is or now. You've determined that it isnt, but you also might want to get the app changed so that it doesnt return a 500 in these cases.
QUESTION
Does someone understand what's going on in my nodeJS application. When I do an asynchronous call using ajax the server first responds with a 404 error then loads the page. The application works fine but I have a lot of boring logs saying "Can't set headers after they are sent."
Here is the route part
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-04 at 18:38Can't set headers after they are sent." is not a boring log message.
You are calling next() after writing http response, that's why you are facing the issue.
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QUESTION
Here is a screenshot of a shopping cart I'm trying to pull data from.
The main class of the whole cart is called div.phable_row so I can easily enough count how many elements are in the in cart with $(".phable__row").length and because phable__row[0] is the heading I just subtract 1 and I know how many line items will be in the cart.
But moving on to a more apparent headache is pulling out the Site, Item, Price, Qty and Total values in variables in GTM.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-28 at 11:32The simplest way to retrieve the text from all the .phable__item-title a elements would be to create an array of them using map(), like this:
QUESTION
I am having problem with calling a session on my jsp file. I am trying to create a Spring and Hibernate project that involves a session using Java Based Configuration(No xml configuration). Below is the snapshot of what I am doing.
This is one of my controller:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-22 at 10:55Use single quotes
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