Questions tagged [strict]

A coding mode found in languages like Javascript and Perl allowing users to write code utilizing a simplified version of the languages.

Encountering a SyntaxError with the message 'Unexpected token' while trying to require a module in strict mode from JSON at position 0

Within the index.js file, the following code is present: 'use strict'; const config = require('./config'); In the config.js file, the code looks like this: 'use strict'; const config = new function() { this.port = 3000; this.redirectUri = "http:// ...

Some browsers do not allow const declarations in strict mode

Running my app in the iOS iPhone 6 simulator (or on my physical iPad2) is causing me to encounter the following error: SyntaxError: Unexpected keyword 'const'. Const declarations are not supported in strict mode. => reactBoilerplateDeps.dll.j ...

Vuetify - custom filter for advanced datatable restrictions

Currently, I am faced with a challenge in filtering data from a table where the object names are similar and case sensitive, such as "A", "Aa", or "a". I am struggling to filter the data by these exact values when using a v-select bound to the search funct ...

Discovering the function invoker when in strict mode

I am facing a challenge in my Angular controller where I have a function called getGames() that can be triggered by both the init() and update() functions. The issue is, I need to handle these two scenarios differently based on which function called getGam ...

Adhesive Bottom Navigation, Top Banner, and Full-Height Page Content

Trying to create a header, sticky footer, and content section with 100% height, but facing issues with the middle height. Below is the code and jsfiddles provided. Using HTML 4.0 strict in IE7 without the option to change. jsfiddle without 100% height: ht ...

Enhancing a prototype instance in TypeScript while activating strict mode

When working with an instance named remote from a factory in a vendor script, I encountered the need to add my own methods and members to that instance. While seeking a solution, I came across an insightful response on extending this in a Typescript class ...