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I have a handelbars page where depending on the title item in json it'll show different content.

so far this is built using helper if_wq

for example if title = test this works

I would like a way to extend this functionality to show if title = test and colors.href = /test

so the condition is only valid if both conditions are true.

example of my code

This question is inspired by, though not the same as this. Specifically, I wish to match all "Maples" not just where "Maple" is the first word.

I am using a text field to help a user select a common tree name. There are 246 choices. So, I would like to use type ahead to help the user find a tree.

If a user types maple, the auto selection should include trees like: Maple, Sugar Maple, Norway Maple

However the code below using the shinysky package doesn't search past the first word. Is there a work around for this? Is shinysky the right approach here? Would selectizeInput() be better?

I've just created a nice tool to calculate the result (add, multiply and send the total by email) for a generic bakery.

My problem is that I'm not able to get the value inside my checkbox inputs. I tried in a few way but the only value that I was able to get from the radio checkbox was 1 (I suppose that the very value is a "true"). Everything else is working but I still find it a little verbose.

Here's my code:

THE HTML (problem):

Achievement: I'm building a radio announcer feed in a section of my website.

Problem: I have to display a different announcer based on specific time of the day and day of the week. I was able to create an ajax call (jquery) and display an image (and some other information) in a static way, based on the position of each object of my json file.

Question: Is there an easier (and faster way) to find the exact object and match it with time and day in order to display only one object and avoid to write a bunch of code?

Code (to better explain better my problem):

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