single-click | A library that gracefully handles repeated clicks

I checked, and though I found a similar answer from 3 years ago (button turns background green), the answer was not quite satisfactory, as the top respondent basically said, "Works fine for me".

My Document: I have a table of four white boxes. When a box is clicked, the box's background turns blue. If the background is already blue, it turns white.

My Problem: The top-left box in the table requires only 1 click to change color, but the other 3 blocks require double-clicks. The only difference between the single-click block and the double-click blocks is that the background-color is explicitly stated inline for the first block, while the double-click boxes have their background-color stated in the head of the document.

My Question: Why is this happening? It is almost as though for the 3 blocks requiring double-click, their background color is not "white" to begin with, which would lead my JavaScript to color them white on the first click before coloring them blue on the second click. That is my best guess. Your thoughts?

I have a Table in Pyqt5 with Combobox. My Combobox have 2 values: True or False, I want to Change Color of Combobox in 2 different Color: when value True -> Green, when value False -> Red. I tried to Change Color with Stylesheet but it can only change the whole Combobox into either Red or Green like below:

how can I Change Combobox in 2 different Colors which depends on their values?

My Code is below:

I would like to add a .pdf file in my Outlook email, which is sent via VBA Excel.

My full Excel code looks pretty much like this:

Ok, so I have a datagrid with a checkbox in a DataGridTemplateColumn since I would like to do a single-click check. I also have a "select all" checkbox at the top. (I disabled the header because I wanted to make a custom one). My datagrid is programmatically populated. and I'm using the mahApps nuget package (if that means anything).

What I want to do is bind the "Select All" status to the IsChecked property on my populated checkboxes but also be able to click the row to check the checkbox. But to be able to do that, I need to add: IsChecked="{Binding RelativeSource={RelativeSource AncestorType=DataGridRow}, Path=IsSelected, Mode=OneWay}".

I have both of them, and they both work, but I can only seem to use one at a time. How would I go about doing both? Please let me know if you need more info

Edit: I would also need multi-selection!

I want that a double-click on an HTML table row selects the record I need.

I managed to find the element and send a left-click once, but I could not figure out how to send a double-click. I checked that there was no mouse event control / attribute for the selection and I think it's because it was using a jquery / java function.

I cannot share the website, but i can share parts of the code that I believe are related. I know it can be done because someone has managed do it, but they are not sharing it.

Can anyone help me figure it out?

The code that I believe is related to the function we need

I have a scatterplot in which points are densely clustered. After zooming in on some of them, double-clicking on empty space resets the axes, which is what I want. But in many cases, it also selects a new point -- which isn't what I want. After all, I double-clicked on empty space. I had no intention of selecting a new point.

The problem seems to be twofold. First, each double click is also registered as a single click. Second, the single click is registered at the post-axis-reset coordinates -- not the coordinates that I actually see when I double-click. And the post-axis-reset coordinates map to a plotted point, even though I am clicking on empty space when I am zoomed in. How can I fix the problem?

Here is a minimal illustration. The Plotly figure is generated from R, but that doesn't seem important:

I am trying to create a tab pane where a user can double-click on the tab to edit its title. So far I have been able to create a tab component where a JPanel and JTextField are overlaid on top of each other which switches to the JTextField when you double-click the JPanel and back to the JPanel when you press Enter:

I'm not very knowledgeable in javascript. But I need a dropdown on a vertical menu that is pure javascript, so I copied/paste the script from W3: https://www.w3schools.com/howto/tryit.asp?filename=tryhow_js_sidenav_dropdown

and modified it to fit the page style. This menu needs to be on multiple pages, so it's also an html include. I got it to somewhat work, but you have to double click the drop-drop down in order to close it and this needs to be a single-click. I've been searching for a solution for a couple weeks now and still not sure what I'm doing wrong. I can't use jquery, bootstrap or any outside library since it's not connected to the internet.

HTML:

Consider this view in SwiftUI: