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Move specific properties from object to object

I have an object with a lot of properties, lets say: I want to separate a group of properties as follow: What i am doing is: is this the only way to achive this? is there a way to ignore properties that are undefined? For example let say h is undefined, so ideally obj2 would only be obj2={a,w} It is

WeakMap with event.target

Edit: turns out nothing is actually wrong with the second snippet (my real code). On one page it works, and on another it doesn’t. Yea for underlying errors. I’m creating a DOM element and giving that DOM element to a WeakMap as a key. Then, with JQuery event delegation/event listener, I’m t…

Reduce throws “NaN” in JavaScript?

I am trying to sum items in array. While searching Google and Stack Overflow I found that reduce is a good way of summing an array items. But, when there isn’t any key value pair reduce throws error as “Nah”, so how to deal with it? My array exam: So from above, I need to calculate all the k…

Fire only one button in buttons list using jQuery

I’m struggling trying to figure out a weird issue. I have a table with several rows, each row has a column with action buttons, the code to draw the buttons group is the following: If user click on edit buton I want to start a Javascript ( jQuery) function, otherwise I start the remove function. Below t…

Need for modification of the javascript countdown code

Please i have a JavaScript countdown timer code that i got from stackoverflow that is a solution to my countdown timer project. this existing code counts down time from 30minutes down to 1 and start over again. and it gives the same count result to every user at the same time. But my challenge with the code i…

Firebase extract name of object

I have a simple question today. I retrieve data from my firebase database: Also I log the results in the console, the following text is what I retrieve: Now my question: I want to access not the id that is in the objects but rather the “name” of the object itself. If you look at the first element:…