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Function returned undefined (async)?

ByJeremy Edberg

inputPrep is called as soon as you enter something into an input field, even though the asynchronous function searchAlgo is then awaited, nothing works – why? Not working: Console.log() at the very bottom of the InputPrep function logs undefined. It would normally log the searchResults object, which was previously filled with data. If you log…

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Xandros0506
Xandros0506
6 months ago

For this, every text editor is enough, because HTML is nothing but text.

If you want to have syntax highlighting, you can use Notepad++ for example.
Of course, you can also shoot with cannons on sparrows and install them for HTML Visual Studio Code or Visual Study, pushing a lot of overhead onto the board. It will work. It’s not efficient.

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llarryyllarryy
llarryyllarryy
6 months ago

I used the normal editor, but it’s a taste. If you want to have it easy get a wysiwyg editor that shows you just how your code looks at the end

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WeissBrot965
WeissBrot965
6 months ago

Html is not an editor.

Just use visual studio code, the classic.

VG white bread

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McSKB
McSKB
6 months ago

I use Visual Studio Code from Microsoft.

It’s in the store or on the website.

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