Why target a specific version and not just make it compatible with all current versions used by the different mobiles? Otherwise I'd say go for the latest
Awesome React UIKit aka. Aruk is https://getuikit.com for React & TypeScript PogChamp
Since I'm going to use UIKit in one of my React projects, and I saw that the currently available React modules for UIKit were outdated or didn't have all its features implemented I decided to code my own...
Thanks for all your inputs.
I'll just purchase the components to build a PC once I get my money, really cba waiting.
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So I'm 18 in this month and due to that I have some "child savings", I wanna buy a proper PC to code and game on.
Since cryptominers have bought up all the PC components (GPU & RAM) continuously each time they got them back in store the prices have approximately risen by 50% over the past year...
Wrestling is all fake and staged, so fuck that LUL.
If you were to wrestle like the real deal, you would probably end up dead before you'd hit your 30's
Ofc it doesn't work you forgot to include echo before the array..
I'm using the shorthand PHP syntax.
Just do exactly what I wrote and it'll work FailFish
value="<?=$_GET['reg_ref']?>"
You basically just converted my JS equivalent to JQuery....
<input type="text" name="reg_ref" id="ref" value="Referrer" value="<?=$_GET['reg_ref']?>" />
You need to set the "value" attribute, which will set the initial value of the input field.
JavaScript equivalent:
document.querySelector('#ref').defaultValue = 'Sentinel';
So basically I'm exporting a top level object in Scala.js where the start method takes in a JS object as function argument.
After some research I discovered that defining a trait for the object would solve the issue, but all I get is still "[Object object]"
This is my main.scala file:
package...