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I'll refer to part of your question since you are raising a couple of issues:

Since Rails 6.1 form_with is non ajax by default so to make it ajax you have to pass local: false or set the global config option (config.action_view.form_with_generates_remote_forms) to true.

Compare form_with Rails 5.2 documentation .

:local - By default form submits are remote and unobtrusive XHRs. Disable remote submits with local: true.

With Rails 6.1

:local - By default form submits via typical HTTP requests. Enable remote and unobtrusive XHRs submits with local: false. Remote forms may be enabled by default by setting config.action_view.form_with_generates_remote_forms = true

Another thing I see is you're not doing anything with the shopzone params, but even if this will work reconsider how you built this, this is not standard use of nested attributes.

+There seems to be an issue with the new release 4.0.2 of create-react-app [Reference].
You can use the previous, 4.0.1, by doing the following.

1. Edit package.json and change the "react-scripts" value to "4.0.1".
2. Run npm install.
3. Run npm start.

You can check all available options on your Jenkins by using this URL:

We use the same technique in one of our projects for the same reason as you mentioned. In the firestore database you can use the array-contains query parameter to get the data a expected. I would recommend to add delay after typing in the search field so you don't read the data for every key stroke. Maybe also only search after 3 letters entered. That depends on your usecase. I would also use just lower or upper case and parse the searching string to it (if it fits in your use case).

As you mentioned it's only for basic search and for smaller text values but in our case it works fine and as expected.

I think you need a combination approach. Try using combineLatest.

The easiest way to accomplish this is to create your own #%app macro. Since you are essentially creating a new language here, you'll want two modules: a 'lang' module that defines your language, and a 'use' module, for the program you want to write in that language. This could be done with two files, or one file using submodules.

Here, I'll show it to you using two files:

lang.rkt

Every time you run Send2 it executes $("#Show1").click... which creates a new click event handler for the show1 button. But you never remove any of the previous handlers. So when you click show1 it runs all the handlers (and thus all the Ajax requests) ever attached to the button.

That's fine the first time obviously, but after that the number of requests triggered will keep going up proportional to every execution of the Send2 function. The mess is also exacerbated by the fact that Send2 is triggered by clicking on show1!

It would make more sense to define the event handler once, outside the Send2 function. You don't need the Send2 function at all, in fact.

I found a solution, a modal page that stretches for all content and when max screensize has been reached it will scroll.

The trick was resetting the HeightConstraint after 'ViewDidLayoutSubviews', because the child views then measured their height. And to catch device rotations I also reset the height after 'UIDeviceOrientationDidChangeNotification'.

Here it is, free to use:

It's karma: write really strange code and the universe will give you really strange bugs as revenge...

You have several issues with operator precedence. Fix it like this: