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:) I found an answer

Thanks to those 2 links

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/ReadableStream

Uint8Array to string in Javascript

Here a mix and tested

the php can push ANY html with CSS AND javascript that will be executable as soon as it arrives YAY ;)

The test on the php was echo some html, echo '1', sleep(3) and repear a couple times.

when I trigger that "fetchsrteam" function, I see each echo live streamed, I don't have to wait to the completion of the php. That way i can see feedbacks of what's going on (rare but possible) long php scripts that retreive info from APIs, do stuff, compute, etc.

** I also tested this from within webviews in IOS AND Android ;)

The behavior you see is an outcome of selection.select(), we can remove .datum() from the get line you have and the outcome is the same:

In the JS, both event listeners are attached to the same element - the document. stopPropagation only stops event propagation to other elements (ancestors or descendants), but not to the same elements.

You need stopImmediatePropagation, which stops other event handlers on the same element from running.

If you want to display your button about 10% above the bottom of the screen you can use the margin-top: 90%; in css. Here is the entire code alongside a button:

Just stop executing code after calling finished function. For this you can write return;

For using Reactstrap with CDN you should import stylesheet and Script then use Reactstrap for components.

Example:

Doing document.querySelectorAll("#uspList"); is pointless. There only ever can be a single element with ID uspList in your document anyway.

Either get that single element:

Because the data would not be loaded at the time of rendering. Which will leads to an exception wile trying to access books[0]

Write a condition like this,

What is the fastest strategy (in terms of performance) to filter a combination of different type filters in jQuery?

I think it's safe to say that the less conditions and the less selectors, the better performance (though we can't actually know without benchmarking).

To achieve this goal, you can work with classes only.

The following code is based on your jsbin, and it behaves in the following ways:

1. It introduces three new classes: variation, bottler, outage.
2. It utilizes filter-controllers values as class names parts (e.g., bottler's value 190 is used to select the class bottler-190).
3. When two or more filters are selected (e.g., both variation and bottler), the intersection of those filters should be displayed.
   • That's an important one. The reason your current code is buggy in some cases is that you handle each filter separately on its own handler, while actually, you must always consider all existing filters, on any change event.
4. It changes and shortens existing class names for convenience, better readbility, and easier maintenance.
   • For example, field-report-variation__12oz-cans is replaced with 'variation-12oz'.
5. For better readability of this answer, I took the freedom to remove:
   a. Unused classes (e.g., tag-inside-marker).
   b. Unused elements (e.g., Fountain SURGE radio button).
   Of course, they can be just returned back and used as needed.

Let me first show you the code, and I'll then lay out some notes and assumptions: