I am thinking if it’s possible for doing this on a static website, I have the link of and the main HTML is Now, I wanna make it to update according to the URL Param, I’ve got a URL Param (and update the code above) by The txt files are in the format of However, the trouble I’m having is
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are static variables “thread safe” in javascript
I am making a node.js web server that handles large payloads, computations and copies, for example I need to with a deep copy of a large object: now this works fine and with every request context I can create 1 new deep copy and work with that in the class. But my class is becoming big and unstructured so I
Why can’t I acces a static function in a static Object from the same Class?
i’m learning extends Class in javascript with narrow function class. In the Cards Class: I’ve made an static Object and i can’t have acces to the static variable this.number from the Object info, precisely in “function”. Can you give me a way to have access to static variable. I can’t change the structure of the Object Zoom on the problem:
MIME type error with express.static and CSS files
I’m using Express and NodeJS. In my server.js file I have this piece of code: And subsequently in my static directory, I have a CSS folder, and then a style.css file. In my index.html, I link to the sheet like so: However, in my test environment I continue to get this error: Refused to apply style from ‘http://localhost:3500/static/css/style.css’ because its
JS call static method from class
I have a class with a static method: Is there an equivalent to this for static methods (i.e. refer to the current class without an instance)? So I don’t have to write the class name: “User”. Answer From MDN documentation Static method calls are made directly on the class and are not callable on instances of the class. Static methods
TypeScript static classes
I wanted to move to TypeScript from traditional JS because I like the C#-like syntax. My problem is that I can’t find out how to declare static classes in TypeScript. In C#, I often use static classes to organize variables and methods, putting them together in a named class, without needing to instatiate an object. In vanilla JS, I used