js3 | insane integration of RDF in to ECMAScript-262 V5 | Parser library
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kandi X-RAY | js3 Summary
In short, with this library, all your javascript is also RDF, there are no special types or classes, each variable and value is also an RDF Node, List or Graph. All values are both the standard javascript values you expect (no extension or suchlike), and are the RDF types you expect.
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QUESTION
In Vue JS3, my Vue component, I can pass props like this: Parent:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 10:13Try out to spread the el
instead of assigning each value to the respective key :
QUESTION
I want to evaluate a javascript in Webview Android as given below in the code. I want to evaluate it after 3 seconds. It works, it gets evaluated after 3 seconds but it(the code inside run()) keeps repeating after every 3 seconds in an infinite loop. I just want to evaluate it once after 3 seconds
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-12 at 06:43calling evaluateJavascript
will make onPageFinished
to be called further, in which you are setting, again, your Handler
simplest way to avoid this is introducing some boolean
which will be flagged after evaluating JS and prevent second and further calls
QUESTION
I'm unable to change the position of the label to bottom in react-chart-js3 . It's now displaying on the top of the chart.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-20 at 16:24Pass options
props to the Doughnut
component.
QUESTION
Hello almighty community!
I have a little problem with Vue.js 3. In the router, I'm unable to define that any unknown route should be redirected to "/".
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-12 at 09:02In Vue router 4 which is compatible with Vue 3 you could Catch all / 404 Not found Route as follows:
QUESTION
I have a website which we moved from custom cms to WordPress about 2 years ago, and for the purpose of getting the old page rank back I want to set up redirects with mod_rewrite
, because some page links did change, so here is my case:
- Old page was not secure, so we moved to https
- WordPress uses W3 Total Cache and Yoast SEO plugins (if that changes anything)
- Domain is the same as it was
- Final URL needs a trailing slash for a page to display properly
So basically I want to do the following (beware of minor changes in URLs):
- Redirect
http://example.com/category_one
tohttps://example.com/category-one/
. - Redirect
http://example.com/category_one/sub_page_one
tohttps://example.com/category-one/subpage-one/
.
I managed to get the first of those redirects working, but the second one doesn't get rewritten, but my knowledge is limited here, so I'd be happy of a working example on how to "chain" both rewrites.
EDIT:
Here is my current .htaccess
:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-19 at 01:49I managed to get the first of those redirects working
Although there's nothing in the .htaccess
file you posted that appears to do this?
As you can see, I tried with normal Redirect, but what happens is URL
http://example.com/category_one/sub_page_one/
redirects tohttps://example.com/category-one/sub_page_one/
Again, the directives you posted in the question won't perform such a redirect?! There's nothing that specifically redirects HTTP to HTTPS? So, if you are seeing such a redirect you are either seeing a cached response or WordPress itself is performing this redirect. (Although the category-two
redirect(s) would produce such a result since they are in the wrong order - see below).
(Aside: In your example URLs you appear to be converting underscores (_
) to hyphens (-
) in the URL-path, however, you don't state this as a requirement and the resulting URL in your last (edited) example still contains underscores. So, I assume this is not a specific requirement and that source and target URLs can simply be different.)
You should avoid mixing mod_alias Redirect
directives and mod_rewrite RewriteRule
directives. The simpler Redirect
directive is prefix matching and always executes after mod-rewrite, despite the apparent order in the config file.
The order of these directives can also be important. They may need to be in order of specificity (depending on the directive and/or regex used). If there is any ambiguity then the most specific rule needs to be first.
QUESTION
I have some HTML with a button whose onclick
event triggers a JavaScript function.
I need to achieve the same behavior when the JavaScript function is an ES6 module function.
I have a simple example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-27 at 01:31The only way to do it would be to assign the imported module function to the window object so that it can be referenced by the inline handler:
QUESTION
I've been following along with a web dev tutorial and I'm stuck at this part: https://btholt.github.io/intro-to-web-dev-v2/libraries#building-your-code
I've been trying for a couple of days to install parcel-bundler and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. I also tried Prettier and get the same errors. I'm so frustrated and running out of ideas.
I'm running npm 6.14.4
and node 12.16.2
.
This is the error npm install -g parcel-bundler
in Users/myName (Catalina 10.15):
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-12 at 19:05The reason for the message npm WARN deprecated core-js@2.6.11: core-js@<3 is no longer maintained is because parcel-bundler has a transitive dependency on core-js@2.6.11, which is no longer supported.
It appears that parcel was installed correctly, so you should be able to run it. On Linux systems, it would have created a symlink under /usr/local/bin/parcel. Make sure that "/usr/local/bin" is in your PATH.
You can also run it as follows:
QUESTION
When I run the piece of JS below, the console outputs object 1 with the key "course" being "JS4", instead of JS2, which it was originally, even though console.log is written before the line where the change would occur. I would expect the changes only to be logged in the console if I would've written another console.log(courses)
after courses[1].course="JS4";
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-28 at 18:23There is nothing wrong with the code. You are probably checking inside the Google Chrome console, which always shows the updated value of any variable.
So if there is a change after a console.log
statement, you will see the updated value.
QUESTION
I use this simple script loader to dynamically load Javascript after the main CSS is loaded. Browsers like Safari/Chrome work perfectly and load the scripts once.
But Firefox fires the event twice which causes the page to not work properly.
How can I prevent this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-26 at 10:11Setting this.media
causes the link
tag to reload, so you get two calls to the onload
.
QUESTION
I had a 404 error issue recently on a self-hosted wordpress site. I removed the .htaccess file but after that I could only get it to work using default page number permalinks which was not how it was setup originally, as a result many pages still had issues (it was setup using %postname%) .
If I then changed the permalinks to anything other than default, it would 404 error on all pages, and no new pages or posts could be made, it would give the error "update failed" while trying to save drafts or publish and was the same with editing existing pages.
I disabled all plugins, refreshed cache, even started sniffing around in the phpMyAdmin database where it is hosted. Nothing helped.
Then I copied the original .htaccess file back over, and now it all works perfectly again.
My issue is that I seem to have a wordpress site that is now bound to this rather complex looking .htaccess file, and I do not know what part of it is causing the issues which cause the existing site to fail working without it. The original .htaccess is below and works, but the wordpress site won't work properly without it. Any advice would be appreciated to clean it up.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-19 at 19:16You shouldn’t just delete the htaccess file. It contains important information for your website to function, and it can be edited by your plugins. Therefore it makes sense that your site stops working when you delete it. I would advice you to keep it and try to find the 404 issue in your installed plugins. My guess would be the cache plugin. Try disabling plugins one by one as you did before but with htaccess intact and see when the problem occurs (or not). Again, it’s probably the caching plugin. If you need more help please give some more information: which plugins are installed and when does the 404 error occur? I would not worry about a complicated htaccess file too much.
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