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QUESTION
So I recently purchased the "Chromium 4" theme in Shopify and I've been trying to modify it to my liking.
Everything seems to be working fine, but Now I want change how the Products in Search Results appear, like Change the Product Title Colour, or something else like that.
I've been trying to look around the Search. liquid file but it doesn't seem to do anything or have anything and I'm really confused.
I'm not new to programming but It's my first time dealing with Shopify and I'm confused a hell.
Any help would be awesome!
This is what the search.liquid file looks like
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-15 at 05:24If you want to change the product title color and design only for the search page then using the parent class 'cp-grid' you can change the title color
for eg:
.cp-grid .product-name { color: #000000; }
or you want to change color throughout website you can go with below eg:
.product-name { color: #000000; }
QUESTION
let select_options = []
export const serverCall = async (value) => {
try {
const response = await axois.post('test/', value)
.catch(error => {
some error code ..
}
})
if (response && response.data) {
select_options = response.data
}
} catch (error) {
} finally {
}
}
export async function makeSelectTag(type_code,group_code) {
await serverCall({'type_code':type_code,'group_code':group_code})
console.log(select_options) //It clearly contains the value I want.
return (
{options.map((item) => (
{item.code_name}
))}
);
}
export default(commonCodeCall, makeSelectTag)
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 20:10you shouldn't really make a makeSelectTag function. Instead create a SelectTag component that takes data and load it into some state on mount stage:
QUESTION
I am using ruamel.yaml to create a YAML file from a Python dictionary. Within the dictionary, there's a list as the value for the 'type' key. I've been looking all day now for examples to solve my problem, but can't find anything in the docs.
I've been trying to get a YAML file output like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-04 at 15:03First of all you need to define numbers as numbers, and not as strings, to get
the output of those non-quoted ( 3 instead of '3' )
Second you need to call yaml.indent() as the sequence indent of 3 positions
with an offset for the sequence delimiter of 1, is non-standard.
Then to fine control a single list flow style you need to add that list as a
CommentedSeq and call the set_flow_style() methode on its fa attribute:
QUESTION
App.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-13 at 14:39This got to be the most asked question about RTL :D
The best strategy is to use jest.mock (or the equivalent in your testing framework) to mock the select and render an HTML select instead.
For more info on why this is the best approach, I wrote something that applies to this case too. The OP asked about a select in Material-UI but the idea is the same.
Original question and my answer:
Because you have no control over that UI. It's defined in a 3rd party module.
So, you have two options:
You can figure out what HTML the material library creates and then use container.querySelector to find its elements and interact with it. It takes a while but it should be possible. After you have done all of that you have to hope that at every new release they don't change the DOM structure too much or you might have to update all your tests.
The other option is to trust that Material-UI is going to make a component that works and that your users can use. Based on that trust you can simply replace that component in your tests for a simpler one.
Yes, option one tests what the user sees but option two is easier to maintain.
In my experience the second option is just fine but of course, your use-case might be different and you might have to test the actual component.
This is an example of how you could mock a select:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-06 at 13:12I think you need to add some javascript in order to live update your result. Can you add the following code as index.js.erb along side with index.html.erb
QUESTION
I have difficulty with a certain code right now. I tried to look on Internet and other StackOverflow, but none seems to work for me...
I have a function (defined in a code that doesn't belongs to me and that I can't change manually) which I am trying to override correctly. For each click of a certain button, it should call the new overrided function, but it doesn't work. It always call the first version of it.
In fact, I can't change the order of the code below unfortunately.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-10 at 17:05You will need to unbind this specific event handler and rebind new one. You of course need to be careful and not to remove other handlers. You sould do it like this for example:
QUESTION
I'm trying to populate a select tag from an array of hashes. When I use options_for_select, it's outputting the correct number of options, but value label and option text is not there.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-18 at 20:20You are defining your hash keys as symbol but in your loop you are accessing them as string.
Change your loop like this:
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https://codesandbox.io/s/o7z5rxmq4z
I have the code sandbox attached and it is a simplified version of my actual app. I tried clicking on the options but none of them is being selected in the React Select v1 options.
This is my container file. If I remove the val in return(
which is the value of the select component and it will show whatever I chose but I need the value props. I need the value props so that I can submit the value to my server.
Also if I replace await this.setState({ val: event.value }) with await this.setState({ val: event.val }), the component will show the chosen option but the val will be undefined.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-18 at 22:36The Select component wants the entire selected option object as the value prop. If you put the entire object in state instead of just the value property, it will work.
QUESTION
The question is if there is any other checks triggered for dynamic order-by clauses than for hardcoded order-by clauses in abap.
I wrote in abap a sql statement. This statement sums up the counts of entries for specific years. Then it groups the count based on the type of the entry. After that I tried to do a dynamic sorting. For some reason this leads to an error: "The parser produced the error: The expression that contains IN_YEAR is not a GROUP-BY expression."
The thing is that the order-by clause is working when hardcoding the sort criteria. When I try to do it dynamically it does not.
But I have to do the sorting dynamically because later the sort criteria will come from the frontend via oData (it_order).
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-07 at 11:22I just allowed myself to prepare a compilable working example and it seems to work in contrary to what you have written. The only thing I changed is the location of INTO TABLE or (in your case) INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE @et_entityset.
The following example compiles without a problem and also does not generate any runtime exception.
QUESTION
I'm still pretty new to server side scripting and ajax. What I'm wondering is can I make multiple ajax calls to the same file but with my ajax calls, only read a certain script within that file to execute for that particular ajax call? Reason I'm wondering this is because when I make a ajax call, it parses the entire code of my script that it's making the ajax call too instead of the particular code that's inside with my other ajax call scripts.
Now, I can solve this problem entirely by simply making a new file and pointing my ajax calls to separate files but wouldn't this considered to be bad architecture? For example, 1 ajax call to editusers.js another one for deleteusers.js why not simply have all different ajax calls in one file?
Here is my code, I'm using bootstrap data tables with server side rendering PDO not mysqli. The first ajax call is to query all records within my table and the second ajax call is for functionality in regards to editing a users record within the table itself. However, I stopped at editing a users record functionality cause I was wondering if it was possible if I could achieve this?
HTML & JavaScript
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-28 at 21:53but wouldn't this considered to be bad architecture? No, doing it your way would be bad architecture. Separate actions (delete.php,update.php,create.php) in different files it would be better and more maintainable, but im talking about the php part, Yes you can have on the same javascript all your calls to those files for example:
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