capstone | An experimental , tablet-based tool | Frontend Framework library

I am new to using Javascript APIs and I'm trying to learn more about the different ways to write fetch. This uses the async await and Fetch class. I want to rewrite it without this, to look more like this:

I created a register/login page that redirects to a to do list website that I created. However, when you first click on my link, both the login and register forms show up. I only want the sign in form to show up first (if someone needs to register, there is an anchor tag at the bottom of the sign in form that redirects to the register form). What do I need to change in my code to make only the sign in form show up when the link is visited?

link: https://capstone-project-with-login.herokuapp.com/

Code:

Some disassemblers like IDA or Ghidra take an exe and output the instructions. Other disassemblers require the user to parse the PE header, isolate binary for the instructions and pass that in.

I'm trying to learn to use the Capstone Python API, but the .py documentation only ever shows a buffer of isolated instructions being passed, like so:

I am trying to get the button to do a single alert when the button is clicked, but the button odes something strange:

The first time I click the Login Button, the alert shows once, when I click it again the alert shows 2 times, then I click the button a 3rd time, the alert shows 3 times. After that, If I were to click the Forgot Password Button, the alert assigned to Forgot password would show 4 times.

I am very confused as to why this happens and how to fix it?

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First a disclaimer – I am very new to programming. This project is for what's more or less a capstone, and we're working in the Spring Boot framework (Java language, Thymeleaf views).

The overall gist of my program is this: a user fills out a form, and those parameters are used to make a call to the Yelp Fusion API.

I spent a lot of time figuring out how to make the API call, and sort of neglected to think about where to do it. It's currently in my Controller class, but now I'm not so sure if that's the best idea – maybe it should go in a Model or even a DTO? I'd appreciate any insight, as the general internet seems to be conflicted.

Here's the link to the repository on GitHub if that helps.

Thanks!

I'm creating a project for a weather app with Django, and I think my Javascript file is in the wrong place. I have it in a static folder. But I'm getting the console error GET http://127.0.0.1:8000/static/capstone/capstone.js net::ERR_ABORTED 404 (Not Found)

Here is how my project files are set up. Is this correct?

In settings.py I also have:

The goal of my current code is to take in the user's input for "se" and "sp" in the .html code and if the input is "billy" and "bronco" respectively it should give the alert("success")

I am very new to TypeScript, but my .ts is transpiled to .js. Currently only the alert("wrong username or password") runs, no matter what the input is. the code does not use the alert("success") even if the input is correct I was wondering what I am doing wrong, because, for this project, I don't want to use React or Angular. Is it possible to do accomplish what I want without using those?

this is my .ts code:

I am very new to Typescript, and want to make a small login page using Typescript. I have already transpiled the .ts code to .js, but the buttons still do not function.

Sadly there are not any tutorials on this without angular or react for TypeScript, and I am very confused on how to move forward.

Currently, I have the buttons working as simple as possible: all they are supposed to do right now is call an alert

I was wondering why that is and where my code is wrong. Everything builds well and there are no errors given when I compile.

this is my .ts code

UPDATED CODE (still not working) I have been trying to figure out why my buttons weren't working on the html, and all of the tutorials I see use React or Angular. I was wondering if there is a way for my code to run without it.

This is the simplest I've gotten it down to and none of the examples I've been following have made it run. Currently it's just a button that gives an alert, and I just need help to figure out how to get that small part to work

edits: transpiled from .ts to .js, changed the forgotBtn to same as eventListener

This is my HTML Code: