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QUESTION
I'm developing an automatic and keyboard managed carousel slider but it doesn't respond when I hit the previous or back buttons in the keyboard. It works when I click the previous and next buttons, and changes automatically. Here is my HTML and Js code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-08 at 16:23Looks like you're using vanilla javascript, until the last event listener. Looks like jquery.
Make it vanilla js like you did above. It works fine.
Keeping your console tools open will give you a good idea of what's wrong.
QUESTION
Hello fellow Haskell Fans!
All my questions are about the -- OVERLOADED(?) FUNCTION -- part, I included the rest for completeness.
I was wondering if it makes sense to use Pattern Matching to Overload my function order like I did in my example below.
I was also wondering if the first function with the function call "checkBalance balance" in the first version of the order function always gets executerd (because I didn't sepcify a pattern for it) or never (because all the patterns of Food are covered in the functions below).
Thanks in advance from a beginner :)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-27 at 23:16I can't see anything really wrong with that function definition.
Function clauses are tried in order, so that first branch with checkBalance
will always be tried first, and the next guard, and so on, and if none of the guards of the first group is matched, then the next group will be tried (O Indian {} _ _
).
If the guards of the first group were exhaustive, then the other branches below would not be reachable, which would mean something is wrong but it's hard to say more without more details.
QUESTION
I'm working on simple cookbook, the user inputs ingredients(text input) separated by commas, and when viewing that recipe off to the side in its own box it shows the ingredients. My trouble is I want to change the ingredient a, ingredient b, ingredient c list to *ingredient a *ingredient b ect. in my console
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-02 at 00:27Two things...
puts
displays things in the console not the html<%=
displays the results of@recipe.ingredients.split(',')
which is an array.
Need to iterate outside the
QUESTION
I am in the process of creating a 'random meal selector' from a number of recipe books. The objective is to use this to select what I have for dinner on each day of the week. I've created a dictionary for 'meals' that I've converted to a pandas df, and a list for 'days'. Here is a sample:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-12 at 21:21You have more meals than there are days and not explained how you would use them so I improvised for you.
QUESTION
I would like to fill the name and value of buttons using the key value pairs of an object.
This is the object:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 09:10One way you could do this is to loop over your keys in the toppings object. While looping take your buttons and use setAttribute
to set any value you want.
Like this
QUESTION
I have 4 buttons in HTML. In JS, I added an event listener to them (through a loop) so that everytime a button is clicked, I get the value and the name of the button. I put the value and name in an object and send the object to the local sotrage. The problem is that each time a button is clicked, the new values in the local stroage overwrite the previous entered ones. What should I do to keep all the values sent to the local store after a button is clicked? I´ve been reading and testing different options but nothing works.
My HTML
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 07:55To update local storage without replacing it, you need to do it in a few steps:
- Get the
ProductsInCart
entry from storage.
(if it doesn't exist, create an empty array) - Add the new cart item to your array.
- Save this new / updated array back into the
ProductsInCart
entry in your local storage.
So, simply put:
Read -> Update -> Write
QUESTION
I have recently switched from Cmake to GNU make just to learn something new. In my Makefile I have it set so it will create object files and link them but every time I call make instead of just recompiling the ones that have changed it re-compiles every single one.
My Makefile
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-06 at 11:56You are breaking the second rule of makefiles:
QUESTION
I am trying to capture the following groups from a movie title:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-04 at 08:43I would use re.findall
with the following regex pattern:
QUESTION
I've created a macro to scrape some fields from a webpage and the script is doing fine. I've parsed three fields from that site.
When I define all the fields within a single subroutine, the script works flawlessly. However, it fails miserably when I scrape the description from another subroutine. The error the script throws is object required
pointing at this line oDesc.innerText
in second subroutine. It seems to me that it happens because of the HTML
variable which might be passed otherwise within the parameters.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-09 at 10:25The error comes from the fact that the variable ws
is not known in the subroutine. Using Option Explicit
reveals this immediately. You can solve this by either passing the worksheet also as parameter or declare it as global.
When you declare a parameter, use the correct type. Your variable HTML
is declared as HTMLDocument
, and your subroutine expects a HTMLDocument
. Yes, a HTMLDocument
is an object, but a Workbook, a Range, a FileScriptObject and thousand other things are also Objects. When you declare the parameter type as Object
, the compiler cannot check if the call of the subroutine is correct and you can find the error only at runtime.
Compare the two declararions:
QUESTION
I'm building a pretty simple restaurant website using React and Next.js. I have a home page and an 'order' page, which renders a menu from a state object ('menuitems'). I want the user to be able to add items to their 'cart', which is another state object. So ultimately I'm transferring data from the static 'menuitems' state to the 'cart.'
What I can't figure out is how I can update the 'cart' state from my 'order' page.
I've set up a context for the app going off of this guide. I've been able to successfully access the menu using a call to the custom hook 'useAppContext()' but I no longer have access to the updater functions provided through useState() or useContext() calls I previously used when I built something similar with everything in a single file (you can see in my code below where I invoke the now-undefined setCartItem() function).
How can I update the 'cartitems' state from inside of my 'order' component?
File where I have my context object:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-23 at 17:56Create a state in your provider, then pass setCartItems into your context.
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