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You need to pass the event value from input tag in OnChange handler. onChange={(e) => dispatch(handleProjectPayload(e.target.value))}. This might work

You don't need all of the flex classes you have. Set the height of the container and the row to h-100 (100%) and the rest should work:

You can add these to the .values(…) [Django-doc], thus:

The first issue in your code is you have written this line quit() which basically means to close the running python process! To break out of a loop one normally uses the break statement. Next you have potentially 10000 prints if the password is not matching! printing to the console does take some time and printing 10000 times would make your request timeout before the server ever sends a response to the client. Don't print if there is no match, just continue. Plus there is a chance that ans or val may never be defined that too can cause an error, define it at the start with some value:

Okay. After googling even more I found this codepen using scroll-margin-top:; which worked in my case!

Alpine JS is a reactive library. Because of this, the logic is tucked away from the DOM, and is somewhat virtual. You can't interact with it directly. You can't append to the virtually generated DOM and expect the same functionality.

Ok, first issue is that your appended DOM is referencing variables that are only available in the template loop. The variables (index, option) are declared within the template. You can't access them outside of the template.

You can't expect the DOM added outside of the template loop to work with the rest of the virtual DOM. You can manually find the correct index and paste it into the DOM for a temporary fix but this will become problematic overtime.

This solution takes an array of values in the constructor and will set these values to the default values of the multi-select.

https://jsfiddle.net/dk2s90cj/

This snippet is manually updating and pulling its data from a hidden multi-select field. Why not just use AlpineJS to bind to a multi-select? Why do that work manually?

Your state can hold only two possible values: true (hovering) or false (not hovering). You want to have (at least) three: 1. hovering on Home, 2. hovering on Services, and 3. not hovering on either.

One possible way would be to hold "home" or "services" for hovering states and, for instance, an empty string "" for not hovering on any.

In the data you entered, there are no missing values (NA's) other than in the Meta column

The Gross column has what looks like missing values but are in fact empty strings "" as that column misleadingly is a character column (this should be cleaned up)

This gives you proper NAs in that column

Fixed this by using a forEach method instead of a regular for loop.