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- The main driver
- Perform scraping
- Display HTML header tags
- Display links
- Start a new HTTP request
- Perform a passive scan
- Start a replay from an exchange
- Parse a HTTP request
- Scrape a given URL
- Update the database
- Download database file
- Download a database from a URL
- Register extension callback
- Restore the configuration
- Defines a check box
- Start a new request from a given URL
- Parse an HTTP request and return a dict
- Merges two databases
- Merge two elements
- Combine duplicate issues
- Return a message about the issue
- Parse command line options
- Start an exchange from a JSON object
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QUESTION
I'm currently working on an assignment for my web development course. The premise is to create a simple "concert ordering site". Everything is well, but I keep running into this error message:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-21 at 20:22You don't have a form control with a name="chooseTheAmountOfTickets"
value. I'm assuming that's what this was meant to be:
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tl;dr I want to understand how to be able to add sections to the DOM from a list of unknown length with the ability to reference the value of each element in a section later on.
I'm developing an application for a school submission and am having some trouble with the GUI. It uses an MVC Framework with the Model being SQL, the View being HTML, CSS, and JS, and the Controller being Python (with JS as a translator).
My problem is that I'm sending a list of data to the frontend from python that contains a bunch of information relating to a certain client. This information includes the client themselves and their family members. I need to be able to build the front end with each of those family members (of an unknown number) with the ability to reference each block of data if they're edited by the user (and thus sent back to Python so it can be committed into the database).
I have no clue how to approach this and I haven't been able to find anything (I don't know what to search for) on how to add sections of elements to HTML with the ability to reference each element later on.
Here's an image of what I want to do (I don't have enough points to put it directly into the post)
And here's an outline of what I want to be able to do in code (I'm not great at webtech and came up with a basic example)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-12 at 07:26Something like this:
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