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Tag: Elements

ReactJS – The valid React element (or NULL) must be returned. You may have returned undefined, array, or other invalid objects

I am new to ReactJS and I have a problem. I can’t solve it. Everything seems to be fine, but the console still lets me:

A valid React element (or null) must be returned. You may have
returne

October 21, 2021By Simo React Arrays, can, Elements, invalid, must, null, object, Other, React, Reactjs, return, Some, undefined, valid, You canLeave a Comment

XML – We can make elements into optional elements or mandatory elements based on any other elements in XSD

In XSD, I have an element x with value (a,b)

There is another element y

Yes There is no way to use XSD, so that I can make y mandatory when the value of x is b, and optional if the valu

October 21, 2021By Simo XML according to, Any, Elements, enforcement, Optional, Other, us, values, XML, XSDLeave a Comment

How to check if the element is visible using Dojo 1.9?

I use the following code to hide or show fields:

Show elements:

style.set (dojo.byId(‘fTypeId’),’display’,’block’); Hidden elements:

style.set(dojo.byId (‘fTypeId’),’display’,’non

October 20, 2021By Simo Dojo 1.9, check, dojo, Elements, How, is it visible, UsingLeave a Comment

WPF – moving with animated elements outside animation elements

So what I want to do is: move a button with storyboard animation from inside Uniformgrid to a list box brother. As you can see from the image below, The button does move towards the Listbox (green

October 11, 2021By Simo Wireless Animation, element, Elements, movie, Moving, WPFLeave a Comment

Silverlight – Caliburn Element Formula

While trying to learn the source code of the GameLibrary sample application, I saw a line like this:

ConventionManager.AddElementConvention (Rating.ValueProperty, “Value”, “ValueChanged”); Ch

October 10, 2021By Simo Silverlight Caliburn, Elements, Formulations, SilverlightLeave a Comment

Elm List comprehensions, nth elements of the search list

When I noticed that Elm does not support list comprehension, I tried to simulate Rubik’s Cube in Elm. In Haskell or even Python, I would write something like:

ghci> [2*c | c <- [1,2,3,4]] [2,

October 2, 2021By Simo Search Engines CompRehensions, Elements, ELM, List, RetrievesLeave a Comment
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