I know it is possible to override functions in JS, however is it possible to override implementation of conditional statements like ''if''.
Update As asked by some comments, I am building a chrome extension goal is to log and edit when ever if statement is executed on a webpage.
I am very new to software development. I am creating a paragraph that when you click a button it will display a Spanish version of text instead of English. The English version will load, right now ...
I am very new to software development. I am creating a paragraph that when you click a button it will display a Spanish version of text instead of English. The English version will load, right now ...
$('#contact-form').validate({ rules: { fullname: { minlength: 4, required: true }, username: { required: true, email: true }, password: { ...
$('#contact-form').validate({ rules: { fullname: { minlength: 4, required: true }, username: { required: true, email: true }, password: { ...
I have an array of objects that look like this: const myArray = [ { taxonomy: 'Orange', slug: 'value1'}, { taxonomy: 'Orange', slug: 'value2'}, { taxonomy: 'Green', slug: 'value3'}, ] I want ...
I have an array of objects that look like this: const myArray = [ { taxonomy: 'Orange', slug: 'value1'}, { taxonomy: 'Orange', slug: 'value2'}, { taxonomy: 'Green', slug: 'value3'}, ] I want ...
I have a basic, working example of what I want to do, but taking this approach comes with a strange limitation. In templates/group.html, there doesn't appear to be any way to add content above or ...
I have a basic, working example of what I want to do, but taking this approach comes with a strange limitation. In templates/group.html, there doesn't appear to be any way to add content above or ...