The common approach is to simply return the options as an html snippet (which htmx expects). So, you may have a partial like
`partials/select.html`:
```{% for option in options %}
<option value="{{option.value}}">{{option.label}}</option>
{% endfor %}
```
Then your `LookupView` can return it with the options you filter based on the value you get after submitting:
```
LookupView(View):
def get(self, request, *args, **kwargs) ...
options = your_filtered_values here # maybe a queryset from the database?
response = render(request," partials/select.html", dict(options=options))
# set response headers to control where and how to place the returned template
response["Hx-Retarget"] = "css_selector_of_the_target"
response["Hx-Reswap"] = "innerHTML"
return response
```
Afaik the url method is NOT fool proof and easily circumvented. Use RLS by passing a role and a username(). You also need some method of defining which users see which accounts. Take note that using embedded rls is not very optimal either, but can be done.
I am posting the solution that I am currently using. Thanks to @markp-fuso and @renaud-pacalet for the ideas input. I am able to solve it.
Python script
import re
text = "^[[200~a^[[200~aaa aM1bb bbbM1ccc[$cM2ddddM2eeeeeM3ffffff fM3ggggggg M3hhhhh hhM3kkkkk~"
# Extract the text between the first M1 and the last 'M3'
result = re.search(r'M1(.*)M3.*$', text).group(1)
# Extract the text between the last M1 and the first 'M3'
result = re.sub(r'.*M1|M3.*','',text)
sed way of extracting is
# Extract the text between the first M1 and the last 'M3'
echo "^[[200~a^[[200~aaa aM1bb bbbM1ccc[\$cM2ddddM2eeeeeM3ffffff f:M3ggggggg M3:hhhhh hhM3:kkkkk~" | sed -E "s/M1(.*)M3.*$/\n\1/;s/.*\n(.*)/\1/"
# Extract the text between the last M1 and the first 'M3'
echo "^[[200~a^[[200~aaa aM1bb bbbM1ccc[\$cM2ddddM2eeeeeM3ffffff f:M3ggggggg M3:hhhhh hhM3:kkkkk~" | sed -E "s/.*M1|M3.*//g"
Frankfis, main thesis is that our fundamental motivation is not power or pleasure, but the seeking of meaning. He contends that even in the most horrific conditions, the ability to seek meaning remains. It is not a question of discovering an ordained, cosmic vocation, but of affirmatively seeking meaning by attitude. by decision, and by action. In the camps, it was minor acts of rebellion, acts of kindness, and hope-holding onto memories of loved ones, consolation in nature, of aiding fellow prisoners
Logotherapy everyday application extends a long way past the desperate realities of the concentration camps. It's a way of coping with existential dread, testing, and of living with greater purpose. Eranki emphasizes taking responsibility for our own existence, focusing on what we are able to do rather than on what we're not. That is finding what our values are, setting high-stakes goals, and really doing something towards bringing them to fruition. It's finding our own contribution to the world, however small that may be.
The strongest point of Erankis work is his emphasis on the worth of suffering. He does not shun suffering and brutality but dwells on the strength of suffering to change us. He is of the opinion that suffering, when met with courage and an aspiration to seek meaning, can change individuals and comprehend life better. This is not an idealization of suffering, but an acknowledgment of its potential to make us tougher and more resolute.
I resolved this by adding the statement django.setup().
It works now, but it just looks odd that the statement is in the import statements section.
Please let me know if there is a better way of doing this.
Reasons:
Whitelisted phrase (-2): I resolved
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): Please let me know
I would've added a comment, but cant since my rep is still too low. So I am asking here:
I'd assume you already did the basic troubleshooting stuff like restarting both devices (pc & phone), disabling and then reenabling USB-Debugging, reinstall Android Studio completely (or just the device mirroring plugin).
But are you able to build and deploy your App onto said phone?
If true, maybe you could try and disable wifi on your device, so that it is forced to use the USB connection to mirror.
This library is using the contenteditable div and is designed to handle events similarly to a textarea. It also provides a user-friendly way to add tags or text seamlessly.
It is a very irritating problem with a capital "I" when it is the only character in the word. Yeah, a lot of other things will make it worse, but I've run it against pdf documents that were 300 or 600 dpi, I just made sure I had all the latest tesseract libs, tesseract works great, recognizes everything that isn't actually smudged or distorted, but never a capital "I" reliably. It does some. But if it's proceeded or followed by a non-alphabetic character, like quote, capital I, or the word I've, it interprets the I as, variously, l,L,1,], or T. I think from that it's obvious that the problem is that all those characters are an "I". They just have a bit of other stuff, but not stuff that makes it another character. Which is what you want. If you have an R with some curvy flairs on the sharp points, you want it recognized as an R. Which is exactly what it's doing when it renders I as 1. With the exception of the T. Maybe it's OK to be missing bits, but not adding bits, vis a vis, the "doesn't make it another letter" comment I made just now. I just have vi replace (start of line, or space)(T)(space) with (I)(space). The parens are just to clarify what goes together, not something actually typed as part of the vi command. Then I repeat that for each of the aforementioned characters. It would be nice to have a solution for that, of course. Any bright ideas? Human pattern recognition is still pretty hard to beat with the best AI. I think that's asking a bit much from tesseract. Hope this helps someone that was a frustrated with it before I realized that it actually was working, just not doing what I needed done.
This is not an answer but a plea for help. I am brand new to Linux and cannot figure out how to implement the solution that people say have worked for them. If anybody wouldn't mind explaining:
how to add a conf file to /etc/ld.so.conf.d/
what the conf file should contain
what the conf file should be named
how to run the ldconfig command (in the command line? what exactly should the command say?)
Years later, and this problem seems to still hang around..
Everything is updated to latest versions, cart page set properly, etc.
Adblockers, scriptblockers, etc disabled also.
Live Environment.
I am providing 3 images to help with my answer. ( I need to earn 10 Rep to be able to properly embed images in my answer/s)
On attempting to click on the X button to remove the Cart item, it will show the link, but take no action with it.
**
I am aware that this particular solution is not ideal, and also not what a potential Customer would look to do, so we must find an actual solution within the code files. I have not yet looked into it properly, but when I do, I will be looking at how the Cart 'remove_item' object is rendered - is it a button, a link with image, etc, so then I will be able to properly overwrite it using a child theme of my Storefront. That way, when the Storefront theme is updated, it will not remove the change I made to the particular piece of code I have altered.
Also, we would not want it to open the link in a new tab, so this must also be taken into account.
Meanwhile, I do hope that the Storefront theme will actually fix this, but when I find the piece of code, I will share it here.
There are some issues with your code. As the comment above said, the useForm is initialized once and as such, the conditional logic in the resolver and defaultValues won't do anything when the step changes. Here is what you need to do to make it work.
Remove the login in the useForm initialization and use a single schema
Use the trigger from react hook form to handle the form validation as the user move between steps.
Visual Studio likes to warn you when it thinks that one of your functions could be declared 'noexcept' but isn't. Annoyingly, it can sometimes do this for virtual functions which are defined in a base class to do nothing, even though a derived class might be intended to override the function to throw exceptions.
Using noexcept(false) on the base class function declaration and definition can prevent this warning from being generated. (Using "#pragma warning (suppress: C26440)" on the function definition is another approach, and one that I personally find preferable.)
Flavour is an open-source, batteries-included framework for making fast-loading, single-page apps with Java for business logic (and HTML for templates).
When you active features like WAF (also when you make someting which request payload reading) on the NetScaler, it need to "read/check" the payload contents, so that it will request the server without any compression and, so that, to provide an acceptable performace, it could use http compression and Chunked Tranfers. It you disable HTTP compression on the "Service Group/Service" you get an non chunked response (I'm not sure if this behavior occurs in the all situations, unfortunately, but you can try...).
But, you must mind the compression will be disabled and you will get a lot a traffic on large responses payloads... I tried to post a image, I'm a rookie here and I'm not good with forums at all... :)
On the NetScaler... Load Balancing/Virtual Server ServiceGroup Binding/Load Balancing Service Group
Disable Service Group/Service Compression
Another option, this one outside of Netscaler, you could use the HTTP header Cache-Control: public, no-transform to prevent any modifications by any proxy...
After numerous attempts and various suggestions, I finally stumbled onto a remedy for this issue. Refer to the February 14, 2022 answer from Sümeyye Çakır in the following post:
Guys stop using vs code for java. you can't reference modules here. you will have to manually compile everything and run it at least for me. The reference detecting in vs code is also bad it can't recognize that I used a module "something" from customPackage.jar in module-info.java even though it's clearly referenced in settings.json
Use the interval function to slide the window according to the duration, and you can choose a handling scheme for encountering null values. In this case, we select the previous valid K-line to replace the missing K-line. Code demonstration.
n = 1000000
date = take(2019.11.07 2019.11.08, n)
time = (09:30:00.000 + rand(2*60*60*1000, n/2)).sort!() join (13:00:00.000 + rand(2*60*60*1000, n/2)).sort!()
timestamp = concatDateTime(date, time)
price = 100+cumsum(rand(0.02, n)-0.01)
volume = rand(1000, n)
symbol = rand(`600519`000001`600000`601766, n)
trade = table(symbol,date, time, timestamp, price, volume).sortBy!(`symbol`timestamp)
SQL:
select
first(price) as open,
max(price) as high,
min(price) as low,
last(price) as close,
sum(volume) as volume
from trade
group by symbol, date, interval(time,5m, 'prev')
The accepted answer is incorrect because the question is about native C/C++, managed C/C++ is a very different story.
The MS VS does not allow to combine unmanaged and managed projects together in one solution.
But there is some trick: you need to know what a solution file is, how it is formatted and composed. So, you need to create a solution file manually.
The main point is: the VS recognizes a project type by NOT an extension of the file name or even by parsing its content, this is the work for MSBuild. There are some sort of registered project type GUIDs that are accepted by VS, one of them is for simple folder nodes, others for VC++ and C# projects respectively.
C++ native and C# projects can be very friendly to each other. :D
The complete description of the genetic solution file is in this document mix_proj_in_vs_sln.doc, but if you do not want to waste your time reading this file there is a solution that includes simple projects: C# and C++ console apps. It was created in VS 2017, can be downloaded and built.
You can’t directly generate an ID or token from the fingerprint due to privacy restrictions. Instead, use the local_auth package to verify the user’s fingerprint locally on the device. After the user logs in once using a traditional method (like email/password), generate a Firebase custom token (via a server or Firebase Admin SDK) and save it securely on the device using flutter_secure_storage. For subsequent logins, when the fingerprint scan succeeds, retrieve this stored token and use Firebase’s signInWithCustomToken method to authenticate the user and access the app. This approach is practical, secure, and works well, though it requires an initial setup with a non-fingerprint login to associate the token with the user’s account.
I read your answer and it works perfectly for what I was looking for. I only have trouble with adding another javascript to the pdf. For example, besides the contact list, I will also want to have a dropdown menu for "guests". If I do this in a separate javascript, the previous one stops working. If I add it in the same javascript, the previous stops working too. What do you think might be my problem?
Select a method or function name go to menu bar Edit -> Find Usages -> Find Usages Settings, a pop up will open there you need to select the scope and save the settings. enter image description here enter image description here
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1): enter image description here
2025-03-27T23:41:56.8259367Z Token type string
2025-03-27T23:41:56.8291251Z Parsed token type System.Object[]
2025-03-27T23:41:56.8395360Z Deploying asset '5f000da0-0000-0000-9f13-22900000000b' to environment 'e000a202-6759-0000-a33d-3b00000181c1' of project '1610007'
2025-03-27T23:41:57.7368796Z ##[error]Error in request to deploy file asset: 'You don't have the required permissions to perform this operation.'
2025-03-27T23:41:59.4654923Z ##[section]Finishing: Deploy to environment D365FO-qa
So, you should find the following ID in your LCS project:
asset '5f000da0-0000-0000-9f13-22900000000b' in the Asset Library
environment 'e000a202-6759-0000-a33d-3b00000181c1' in the Environment details
project '1610007' in the URL address of LCS project
A newer version of the library is available from Maven Central. Use version 4.0.0 instead of 3.8, which was previously deployed in JCenter (discontinued).
I also faced this problem but I deleted the node modules from github repo and selected built option while deployment settings, and now mine is working perfectly.
Must give it a try ... also make sure of vercel json file to correct.
I like the concept of your algorithm in C# above but what are the definitions of <Column> and <ChipData> in your program? I would like to write a test program to verify the concept of what is playable and which patterns are not playable unless a new column is added. Thanks.
The tricky part is telling Visual Studio (or Rider or whatever IDE) what to inform the user when a class is found that will need to implement the method in future versions. You can do this with Roslyn analysers. You can even, optionally, make a "code fix" to automatically suggest a default implementation of the member. Roslyn isn't easy in my experience, but there is a good tutorial to get started here:
Before you start though, you should consider how this analyser will get deployed to the consumer of your library. I guess you'll bundle the analyser into a Nuget package that also contains your regular library. But that will be finicky so make a proof of concept of that part first before you put lots of effort into building the bit that analyses syntax and symbols and outputs the diagnostic.
The effort involved in that proof of concept will inform whether you want to go ahead.
Thank you so much. This indeed works! But I want to make sure I understand how and why this works. Here is my breakdown of how I think it is functioning. But I'm stumped why add the data[0].length. What is that doing that just data.length doesn't do?
if (mealSkip === true) {
row[2] = false; // Updates the "data" variable above within just this script.
activePage.getRange(2,1,data.length, data[0].length).setValues(data); // Takes the updated "data" from this script and applies it to the whole row.
console.log("Set mealSkip to equal FALSE"); // DEBUGGING LOGS
// activePage.getRange(2,1,data.length, data[0].length).setValues(data);
// ^ The active spreadsheet, called at the top of this function
// ^ getRange(row, column, numRows, numColumns)
// ^ https://developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/spreadsheet/sheet#getRange(Integer,Integer,Integer,Integer)
// ^ 2 = Unlike the row[#] above, THESE rows count starts at 1, so to skip the first row, we start at 2.
// ^ 1 = The first column. Since we don't skip the first column, it is set to 1.
// ^ data.length = "data" is the variable established at the top of this function
// ^ data.length = "length" is a property that returns an int that is the amount of rows for this range.
// ^ data[0].length = Same as above, except the [0] ?????
// ^ setValues(data) = This will update all the cells in this row with the "data" variable, including any changes we applied via the script.
}
Finally I solved it adding System.setProperty("hsqldb.method_class_names", "net.ucanaccess.converters.*"); before Connection (more info http://hsqldb.org/doc/2.0/guide/sqlroutines-chapt.html#src_jrt_access_control). I got the same error when I did an Insert (my Access database date is 'dd/MM/yyyy') and I used a String 'yyyy-MM-dd' to solve the insert error.
este post me ayudo con mi proyecto, cambie el codigo para que en vez de escribir, lograra leer un registro en el plc, pero me manda 16 bit de error, me ayudan a saber cual es el problema...
Saludos
public void Sockettwo()
{
string SERV_IP_ADDR = "192.168.1.90";
const int FINS_UDP_PORT = 9600;
byte[] sendPacket = new byte[]
{
// Full UDP packet: 80 00 02 00 00 00 00 05 00 19 01 02 82 00 64 00 00 01 00 01
// Header
0x80, //0.(ICF) Display frame information: 1000 0001
0x00, //1.(RSV) Reserved by system: (hex)00
0x02, //2.(GCT) Permissible number of gateways: (hex)02
0x00, //3.(DNA) Destination network address: (hex)00, local network
0x00, //4.(DA1) Destination node address: (hex)00, local PLC unit
0x00, //5.(DA2) Destination unit address: (hex)00, PLC
0x00, //6.(SNA) Source network address: (hex)00, local network
0x05, //7.(SA1) Source node address: (hex)05, PC's IP is 192.168.250.5
0x00, //8.(SA2) Source unit address: (hex)00, PC only has one ethernet
0x19, //9.(SID) Service ID: just give a random number 19
// Command (Updated for Read Request)
0x01, //10.(MRC) Main request code: 01, memory area read (0x01: Read, 0x02: Write)
0x01, //11.(SRC) Sub-request code: 01, memory area read
// PLC Memory Area
0x82, //12.Memory area code (1 byte): 82(DM)
// Address information
0x00, //13.Read start address (2 bytes): D100
0x64,
0x00, //15.Bit address (1 byte): Default 0
0x00, //16.No. of items (2 bytes): Read 1 word (D100)
0x01,
// No data to send, just requesting to read
};
UdpClient client = new UdpClient(); //create a UdpClient instance
try
{
// Send the request packet to read from the PLC
client.Send(sendPacket, sendPacket.Length, SERV_IP_ADDR, FINS_UDP_PORT);
// Receive the response (response packet will contain the read value)
IPEndPoint remoteEndPoint = new IPEndPoint(IPAddress.Parse(SERV_IP_ADDR), FINS_UDP_PORT);
byte[] receivePacket = client.Receive(ref remoteEndPoint);
// Print the received packet length and content for debugging
Console.WriteLine("Received packet length: " + receivePacket.Length);
Console.WriteLine("Received packet: " + BitConverter.ToString(receivePacket));
// Ensure packet is at least 19 bytes long
if (receivePacket.Length >= 19)
{
// Debugging: Print the part of the packet where data is expected
Console.WriteLine("Extracted data (from byte 17 onward): " + BitConverter.ToString(receivePacket, 17, receivePacket.Length - 17));
// Extract the read value from the response packet (data starts at byte 17)
byte[] readData = new byte[2]; // Adjusted to read 2 bytes for int16 (for 'D100' which is INT)
Array.Copy(receivePacket, 17, readData, 0, 2); // Copy 2 bytes (for 'int16')
// Convert the read data to a 16-bit integer (for an 'int16' type, 2 bytes)
short value = BitConverter.ToInt16(readData, 0); // Using ToInt16 for 2 bytes
Console.WriteLine($"Read value: {value}");
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("Received packet is too short to contain the expected data.");
}
}
catch (SocketException se)
{
Console.WriteLine(se.ErrorCode + ": " + se.Message);
}
client.Close();
}
The simplest solution to this problem I have found is manually importing the modified type and type casting the data to it.
So in this case I want to pass in the to.meta from my Nuxt middleware into the typed function. tsserver and vue-tsc are both telling me that to.meta is of the vue-router type RouteMeta which has been modified in my index.d.ts. So i adjusted my middleware to look like this:
import type { RouteMeta } from "vue-router";
// global authorization middleware that runs on every route to check if user is entitled to be there
export default defineNuxtRouteMiddleware(
(to) => {
// ...
const isAuthorizedTo = useAuthStore().isAuthorizedTo(to.meta as RouteMeta);
// ...
},
);
I am typecasting from RouteMeta to RouteMeta, which feels redundant and unnecessary, but it does solve the compilation and language server issues.
This is a configuration or networking issue in your Docker setup. Make sure both your app container and database container are on the same Docker network:
The problem I see here, and I'm not a technical person, I simply try to co exist in the world with those who wish to climb every ladder and project their opinions and lifestyles onto the rest of the population who are not interested at all so these wannabes find it necessary to get to us anyway they can and to hack their way into our devices is such a pleasure for them it tickles their narcissistic tastebuds while those of us hacked are left feeling angry and victimised but it seems that everywhere we turn there's instructions and lessons for these intrusive germs to worm their way into our lives more fully.
I'm here to say it's wrong, distasteful and it reeks of delusional entitlement.
I'm using the recommended Hardcodet NotifyIcon and having the same problem. The balloon tip icon (the small one, in the upper left corner, left from the balloon title) is just old, shows an icon, that was already deleted from the application. The big balloon icon can be set without any problems, just the small one is wrong.
Old thread, but there is an Android app to triangulate Wifi Access Points without connecting to them: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wloc Of course it is based on the GPS measurements performed by the mobile device, however, maybe that app is able to do the reverse measurements. I am not sure though.
