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QUESTION
I'm trying to pull a list of Ids and Usernames from an Audit table that is populated with Ids from a separate table, and usernames of people who voted on an Idea.
The flow should be:
- See an Idea
- Click the Vote button
- Add the Idea Id, logged in User, and DateTime they clicked the Vote button to the IdeaBoardVote table.
- Disable Vote button if after querying the IdeaBoardVote table, the IdeaId and Username match an IdeaBoard records Id and Username.
I'm trying to use foreach to loop through the IdeaBoardVote table to find matches, but I get the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-21 at 20:59Probably the column name IdeaId There is something else in the IdeaBoardVotes table
QUESTION
I passed an onChange
function into a react component along with another prop. In the onChange
function I need to get the prop I passed into the component. How might I do that? I am thinking of using event.target but I don't know if props are returned from event.target.
Background:
I am trying to make a basic ideaboard and right now just want to create several inputtable textboxes based on an array in a file. The component Idea
represents a single idea, and it has two text input areas.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-06 at 13:45When rendering the Idea
s you need to pass the index as a prop.
QUESTION
Let's say I want to update "numberOfUpVotes" where the title is "Een centrale plek voor alle ideeen". I want the new value of "numberOfUpVotes" to be stored in the database. How do I do that?
Right now my code doesn't give an error, but it also doesn't work. This is what I've tried:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-06 at 08:46You can do this without mongoose, something like.
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I'm trying to make it so that when you click an icon in a div, there is a dropdown box that shows up and overlays the div's content. But right now, my dropdown box is simply pushing down the div's content, rather than overlaying it. After browsing similar questions on this site, I'm almost certain the problem is in my CSS having to make some elements position:relative and other elements position: absolute, but I've been playing with it for a while and can't seem to get it to work properly. Below is a clean version of my code (without the various position attempts).
The relevant CSS code is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-03 at 23:02As I mentioned in my comment - you'll have to do a bit more reformatting with the rest of your code to get this working exactly as you want it, but I had some time so I thought I'd show you how to make the whole position: relative
and position: absolute
.
First off, I changed all ids to classes and removed your overflow: hidden
on your parent elements - with this active, there would be no way to have your "tooltip" pop out of your div. That - of course - ruins how you have your green line working, but it allows us to get the tool tip working.
After that, I added position: relative
to your .ideas_box_top_iconBar_comment
since this will be the class that parents the tooltip arrow.
I then wrapped the tooltip arrow & menu in a .comments_dropDown_boxWrapper
and has the following css:
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