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Your http.get is by default returning an Object type. You should typecast it. For now any would work but I suggest creating an interface specific for your type:

Short answer: no. Long answer: with a lot of time and work it's possible, but is probably not worth doing and shouldn't be considered a feasible use case.

For a typical html/css/js app, web extensions using js can easily simply modify the html and css of the web page, instantly removing elements.

For a Flutter Web application, all of the dart code is compiled to js, and this is used to draw to a single HTML element on the page. So the js file must be modified as opposed to the html or css.

The fact that the dart code is compiled to js, means that it should technically still be able to be modified on the client side with a Chrome extension. The Chrome extension could perhaps use chrome.scripting to copy and inject a modifed js file or chrome.declarativeWebRequest to replace the downloaded js file with the modified one.

Finding which js to modify might be difficult, but if the source map is available it could be easier.

Modding a Flutter Application with a Chrome extension is somewhere inbetween:

• modding a video game to include an extra menu or some helpful UI or modified assets or character behaviour in game (although without memory injection as opposed to modifying a unity web app or unity or unreal in general)
• using a web extension to modify a typical web app.

Overall, modifying a Flutter Web App by using a Chrome Extension (or any means really other than working with the developers of the web app) would be quite difficult and may not be worth the effort.

navigate, as written, wants to take one argument, but you're sending it both an HStack and a VStack.

@ViewBuilder can solve this for you, which is an annotation (used often in SwiftUI, especially in the built-in components) that lets the view have/return multiple root-level elements:

Ok so I figured it out, I guess I was just calling the onAppear too late and should have been called inside the foreach. I had to change the dataModel to make Result and Fields both equatable and then you can do the following:

As explained in the doc, in a background Cloud Function like an onCreate() for Firestore, you need to return a Promise when all the asynchronous work is completed. So in your case, one possibility is to use Promise.all() because you don't know upfront how many documents are in the followers subcollection. Since Promise.all() returns a single Promise you can include it in the Promise chain that you need to return in the Cloud Function.

As this is probably your answer:

In your screenshot, you have the yellow thumb in the tool bar, is this what you want to be selected/highlighted when they page refresh? To show they have already liked it?

Assuming this is the case, when you run the code to draw that button, you need to get a list of users who have like it, and compare to the current user, and then if current user is in that list, add the "selected" class (or whatever you do on click initially) so the button looks selected.

I am not a PHP developer, but in pseudo code would be something like:

Please make sure to post as much details when you post a question. I believe you are using the plugin named LikeBtn. If so, as per the documentation, it talks about a parameter called identifier :

Button identifier parameter is used for statistics analysis. If identifier parameter is not specified, post ID is used.

If specifying custom identifier you will see button identifier in statistics and most liked content widget instead of post title. You also will be unable to sort posts by likes. Make sure to specify a unique identifier for each like button using identifier parameter, otherwise all the buttons will reflect the same number of likes.

So am guessing that your code is run on a Page or Post, which makes the plugin auto fetch that Page/Post's id as identifier since you are not explicitly passing it to the shortcode. Hence, all like buttons are getting updated at once when you click one of it!

What you have to do is, pass a unique id as identifier to that shortcode (in that loop). I think you can pass $pr->ClusterID as the identifier, but I don't know whether it's a unique id or not. If not, you have to brainstorm for what to be passed as identifier which would be unique (no repetitions on that same Page/Post)

EDIT

So, you can change your echo line to something like this:

Perform the json decoding in a class that conforms to ObservableObject and assign the result of the decoding to a @Published property