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Tag: javascript

“event” is deprecated, what should be used instead?

I’m using a found code where “event” is used. It works, but I would like to know what should be used instead. I’m a novice programmer and there are a concepts that I’m missing. in this case, I’m using a code I found in the web, that can be found in the next link: https://codepen.io/galulex/pen/eNZRVq PhpStorm shows me that “event”

Rxjs nested subscribe with multiple inner subscriptions

Original promise based code I’m trying to rewrite: I’m trying to figure a way how to avoid the nested subscriptions anti-pattern in the following scenario: What would be the correct ‘RxJS way’ to do this? Answer That seems pretty strange to me. You’re creating new subscription for each child every time parentResult arrives. Even though those eventually indeed will be

Dynamic media query with React Hooks

i’m trying to build a Bootstrap Grid(with Container, Row, col-md-12, etc) from ground on React. My first problem is with Container. In Bootstrap, Container has multiple media queries. I could(i’m using Styled Components with Styled Tools) obviously create multiple media queries that will overwrite each other but i know this is not the best way. I was thinking on creating

Key Management: Hardcoded Encryption Key for chart.js

I facing issue related to “Key Management: Hardcoded Encryption Key” for chart.js api. We are using Fortify Scanning for security purpose. How to avoid the ‘Hardcoded Encryption Key’. After scanning we found the line of code that is hardcoded in chart.js. Is there any way to resolve this issue. Answer After analysed the chart.js code file, we have found there

Typescript Type of JSON schema object

Is there a special type associated with JSON-schema objects in typescript? My class has a method that checks whether its members satisfy the dynamic json schema schema, for now I do it like so, where for example But to remain generic I would like to allow for checking arbitrary json schemas, not just this specific one. Is it okay to

SameSite warning Chrome 77

Since the last update, I’m having an error with cookies, related with SameSite attribute. The cookies are from third party developers (Fontawesome, jQuery, Google Analytics, Google reCaptcha, Google Fonts, etc.) The errors in the Chrome console are like this. Is there anything I need to do in my local machine or server or is just some feature they should implement

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