popover | Small , composable popover component

I have a global state of the format like this:

I have created an App in Cordova and I just want to run it in browser instead of Android or iOS. My application is running perfectly in local machine by running the command "cordova serve" in my VS Code editor. I'm trying to publish it on Azure with following steps:

1. Created an Azure App with following configuration:

2. Drag and drop all files and folders from platforms/browser/www to Kudu

3. getting following error while browsing:

my initController.js

I am trying to install the Vue Filemanager to my package.json. However, when I try to install the package using npm install and npm run dev I get this error:

I am learning while creating a test app that lets you create posts from a form. I have been stuck on the delete function going on five days now.

I was able to correctly map posts to print out the post_body to each card but when trying to delete it is always removing the last item in the database.

My guess is this has something to do with props and I have spent several days trying out different ways to pass props down through a functional component but no luck.

As seen in the screenshot, In the return I printed out the post_id for each card so you can see the proper ID is assigned for each card. However, once you get into the popover component the post_ID seems to always take on the value of the very bottom post.

Any direction is appreciated.

(note: I'm sure this code is pretty sloppy and I probably shouldn't be mapping over such a huge block of code. I may try refactoring once I figure out how these props should be working)

Second attempt on loading bootstrap (and jquery) for a rails application through webpack and not simply from a CDN. I have followed this great post here: https://stevepolito.design/blog/rails-6-bootstrap-4-webpacker-tutorial/ - I know this references bootstrap 4 (and I am trying with latest bootstrap 5), and I assume this might be the problem. I have adjusted for popper.js being replaced by @popper.js/core (i. e. the "yarn add" line).

Here's what happens: I have dropped sample code from the bootstrap website to check whether tooltips, popovers, and modals work.

• tooltips work but their PLACEMENT does not work (they all appear at the top and not on the bottom / right / left)
• modals do not work at all - I can click and nothing happens
• popovers work but only the title is displayed - not the content

The javascript console does not give any errors. however when I manually try jquery.version, I get a "Uncaught ReferenceError: jquery is not defined".

Here is my config/webpack/environment.js (I inserted the window.jquery line):

I'm new to redux, and I'm rebuilding a fairly complex reactjs app using redux.

I thought it made sense to build a "feature" for notifications that would have a slice of state with like

I have a popover showing on Hover and I want to test it with Jest and React Testing Library to see if the element is hidden by default.

When I test manualy everything is ok by not when I test it with RTL.

I tried using not.toBeInTheDocument and not.toBeVisible but it seems that the element is always present in the DOM, any idea of how could I remove it from the DOM

JSX code:

I need some help with nuxtjs build version which is working fine in my main domain for example my domain is

test-domain.com my build is working fine, but in my other connected domain like test2-domain.com _nuxt folder is not capturing it's giving me 404 in _nuxt folder, so this build is basically this build generated only for my test-domain.com not for other domains.

I am using Nginx server, here I am attaching my nuxt.config.js file I hope i will get some suggestion or help from all of you

I am trying to find a way to use a model component I made but with the ability to close the model from one of the slots.

I can pass data to the slot but not with v-model and dont believe I can change the slot prop to close the model open state

https://v3.vuejs.org/guide/component-slots.html#scoped-slots

this is my popover in use