include.js | Include with javascript | Reactive Programming library

I need to submit a form based on a condition. If true send the form via a modal or simply submit the form directly. What happens is that even when the condition is true the form is sent anyways without waiting that the click on the modal is triggered. After my research I understood that there was a way to prevent the submit with e.preventDefault();. I haven't been able to get the result I want since it just did stop the execution.

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I have a bulky code, which is repeated the same way in many files: file1.js, file2.js, file3.js, ..., each file has a different instance of the same class, the only difference is the object instance,

my situation resembles this pseudo-code

I am working on salary slip layout and I almost completed the design, I am looking for nice and decent border around it, it seems the border is of white or creamy color there but when i change the color, it seems very bad and poorly rendered.

I have some JS files that I'd like to modify before serving them.

They are called with a parameter and I want that parameter to be in the file when served.

Example:

I'm running an SQL query that is replacing my template's placeholders with values depending on the user's language settings. If he e.g. selected "en_us", then my php should select the "en_us" column from the replacements table. For now I tried s.th. like:

I've made my personal jQuery microframework with useful utilities. It has a directory structure like this:

I have a javascript es6 module that exports an object as follows:

I am using a-frame in Glitch and I would like to break up my HTML docs into more manageable chunks. As one example, when I have a lot of assets in the tag it would be good to have that in a separate file, that's just one example though and I am looking for a general solution to separate what can be quite large files.

Normally (ie outside of Glitch) I would achieve this by changing the file name from .html to .php and then use a PHP include to reference a chunk of HTML that I save in a different file. For example I would have an HTML file with just the assets like so;

I want to compile my .cljs file for both browser and node.js environments, to get server side rendering. As I understand, there's no way to define cljs env in compile time with reader macro conditions like: