<select id="estados">
<option value="" disabled selected>Choose your option</option>
<?php
$select = $pdo->prepare("SELECT * FROM estados ORDER BY nome ASC");
$select->execute();
$fetchAll = $select->fetchAll();
foreach ($fetchAll as $estados) {
echo '<option value="'.$estados['id'].'">'.$estados['nome'].'</options>';
}
?>
</select>
<select id="cidades">
<option value="">Opção</option>
</select>`<script type="text/javascript">
$("#estados").change(function(){
var idEstado = $('#estados').val();
$.ajax({
url: 'functions/pega_cidades.php',
type: 'POST',
data:{id:idEstado},
success: function(data){
$("#cidades").html(data);
},
}); });
</script>`
`<?php
require("conn.php");
$pegaCidades = $pdo->prepare("SELECT * FROM cidades WHERE estados_id='".$_POST['id']."'");
$pegaCidades->execute();
$fetchAll =$pegaCidades->fetchAll();
foreach ($fetchAll as $cidades) {
echo '<option value="'.$cidades['id'].'">'.$cidades['nome'].'</option>';}
?>`
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My name is Tatiana. I am a development manager at Ampier company. We are engaged in the development of digital products, such as email list services.
We would like to offer you our new project Ampier.
The Ampier project is a completely new approach to creating emails. We focus on a new generation of the emails- amp for email (amp-letters). This technology allows the use of interactive tools - builder, framework, plugin for Figma and "live communication with server".
I have developped a google WebApp using materializecss. It's basically a form to capture and calculate about 30 fields, then populate a google spreadsheet with result. It works well on a laptop, but I have designed for mobile too, testing by reducing the width or my browser. All seems to work well, but when I run it on my phone, although it has reduced the columns down to 1 or 2 columns, it still seems to have the same width as a laptop with very wide fields and tiny fonts. As far as I can see, materialise takes care of all the font sizes, so I have none of my own CSS at all. I feel I should have some media queries, but there's nothing in the docs to explain.
I have created a small example using code from the Marerialize site, just using the "Getting Started" stuff and the code from the "Text Inputs" and it still goes wrong - BUT ONLY ON AN ACTUAL MOBILE! It looks fine on a laptop.
I have posted the example in a code snippet on a SO question here ...
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71843208/materializecss-google-apps-responsive-mobile-font-size
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var elems = document.querySelectorAll('select');
var instances = M.FormSelect.init(elems, options);
}); Where I should place this code? In onMount, after the GET ajax call returned? My main problem: in the console/Elements tab I can find the whole select element with the options of my array items. Just the displayed Select is empty. There is no problem with a static select.
Hi, everyone
I'm looking for a job, can you help me?
Tech stacks related to my past experience:
- Back-end: Java/Spring Boot/Struts2/NodeJS/Python(Django)/Flask
- Front-end: ReactJS/NextJS/Angular/Vue.js/Thymleaf/HTML5/GSAP/PixiJs/CSS
- Database: Oracle, MySql, Postgresql, MongoDB, Redis /MyBatis/JPA/Hibernate
- 3th Party Platforms: AWS/Firebase/Azure/Kubernetes
- Others: Asterisk, SMPP, USSD, Socket programming, Multi-Threading, Web/Data Scraping, Bonitasoft(BPNM)
I can work full-time in the time frame you require.
Let me know if you have any good news.
Hello,
Hi, as a full stack blockchain and web developer, I am looking for a new job opportunity.
Here are my skills
1)Blockchain
- 4 years of Solidity development experience
- Familiarity with common solidity libraries and protocols (e.g. OpenZepplin, Gnosis, Chainlink)
- Experience testing in Hardhat, Truffle, or similar testing framework
- Experience with developing Dapp, Defi, NFT minting, staking, marketplace
- Web3/Ether.js integration
2) FrontEnd - 7 years of frontend programming experience
- Experience working with SPA(single page application) frameworks such as React, Vue and Angular
- Excellent knowledge of JavaScript / TypeScript / HTML / SCSS
- Knowledge of unit testing and best testing practices using Jest or other frameworks
- Keen eye for modular and reusable code
- Familiarity with RESTful APIs and architecture (HTTP, JSON, status codes, cookies, headers, error handling)
- Conceptual familiarity with OAuth
- Comfortable with Agile methodologies, Jira, Git, Gitlab
- Experience working with Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, DynamoDB
- Experience with AWS
- Knowledge of developing on a serverless stack
3) BackEnd
5 years of experience in backend development using NodeJS (with knowledge of TypeScript and Express)
3 years of experience with Django/Flask
5 years of experience with Laravel/Symphony
Thanks