When you create the PlaceAutocompleteElement object, you have access to the seach input element and the dropdown element with the search results.
So you can append those elements to your HTML. Once they are in your HTML, you can give them custom classes to style.
Here is how:
const container = document.querySelector(".container"); //An example container in your current DOM
const placeAutocompleteElement = new google.maps.places.PlaceAutocompleteElement();
const inputAutocompleteElement = placeAutocompleteElement.Eg; //The search input autocomplete element
const dropdownElement = placeAutocompleteElementjg; //The dropdown with search results
//Now append both elements to your DOM
container.append(inputAutocompleteElement);
container.append(dropdownElement);
//Give the elements your custom styles
inputAutocompleteElement.classList.add("search-input");
dropdownElement.classList.add("dropdown-results");
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I’m using the Mobile Notifications Unity Package for local notifications, but I’m facing an issue: I’m not receiving local notifications on most devices when the game is killed, even if their Android version is 13 or higher. Can anyone please suggest which package I should use to get local notifications even when the game is killed? I’d also like to mention that I don’t want to use Firebase.
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There is currently no way to activate the result cache for the REST API. The documentation of the TidyExecuteMdxScript request is mentioning its execution is ignoring the MDX result cache. Should you need this feature please contact your support.
In ADF dataflow, I can see the expected output in the data preview section. However, when I run the pipeline, the final file is saved in Azure Blob Storage. I see that duplicate records for some reason. Some records are 14 times duplicate, some 10 times, some 7 times etc. I tried to tweak the partition settings as well, but to no avail.
For the issue you are facing I tried to find a work around. You can try following workflow to find. I have created one dataflow. In this source side I have added duplicate record.
I have performed one aggregate condition to check the count of duplicate records.
Then post that I have added conditional split.
I have sent the output of duplicate records to blob storage container. In the output you can check Alice is a duplicate record.
output of distinct I have sent to blob storage different container in the data preview you can see only distinct records are visible.
I've written my own dataprovider with localhost and it works well. But if deployed on a customer's premise, the dataprovider has to be the IP address of the server, which we have no control of. If it's a fixed IP address, we can have a setting page that writes to the .env file.
in addiditon to my comment.
Both certificates are created to ensure authentication of a product. SSL is for websites while codesigning is for applications. both are based on a trust chain. Your SSL certificate is created by a CA (certificate authority) that is listed in the browser root store. A code signing certificate's CA is based in the OS root store.
There are no free code signing certificates. You'll need to spend money on that. Also they are time limited. It's not buy and forget. You'll have to renew them.
3 years later this still doesn't work as expected. Though it's XCode, we should be happy the tabs even open in the first place, even if they immediately close the tab you already had open. Only Apple can struggle this hard to make a code editor.
Since you've already added them to your .gitignore one way to do this is to move the files in question outside the repo folder, commit the "deletion" and then put them back into the repo folder.
Just finished dealing with a super annoying bug in my project — the whole program was only 20 lines long but it still took me two hours to debug 😅. I ended up going old-school: wrote down what I expected the program to do line by line, then stepped through the code with a debugger, checking every variable at each step. Turns out the issue was in how I was handling base64 image data.
Funny thing is, this whole approach was something I picked up from a dev at TechHub. I had reached out to them a while back when I was struggling to deploy my MERN + TensorFlow.js app. I wasn’t super confident with the backend stuff back then, so I asked for a bit of guidance. They didn’t just help me set things up — they also explained the reasoning behind it, which really helped.
Honestly, if you're doing a final year project or building something on your own and you're still new to debugging, this method is worth trying. And if you get stuck, TechHub might be worth reaching out to — they won’t do the work for you, but they’re really helpful when it comes to walking you through things.
I generally front-load the build into the CI pipeline and publish a container image that already contains the compiled binary. Then the pods simply pull that image and execute in seconds. If I still need incremental builds inside Kubernetes, I can mount a network-backed cache like EFS for read-only dependency caches.
I'm currently working on my final year project using the MERN stack with TensorFlow.js, and things started getting tricky when it came time to deploy the full-stack web app. I initially tried setting everything up myself with Render’s free plan and MongoDB Atlas — it worked, but handling things like base64 image uploads and keeping the app awake (since free plans tend to sleep after inactivity) was a bit of a hassle.
I came across TechHub, and while it’s not a hosting platform itself, they helped connect me with a developer who had experience working on similar stacks. We had a few flexible sessions together — they helped me clean up my backend a bit and showed me how to keep the server running smoothly on Render without upgrading to a paid plan.
What I appreciated was that they didn’t just do the work for me, they explained the deployment process in a way that made it easier for me to manage things on my own later.
So, if you’re doing a final year project and working with a similar stack, and just need a bit of practical guidance, I’d say TechHub is worth checking out. You don’t need to hire a full team — they’re pretty flexible with how they support you.
After some time I eventually came across XmlPoke (thanks StackOverflow...) and so combined with using a MSBuild property function and a Target task - we can rock the version automagically
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A failure was not handled:
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Thank you for providing the solution. While experimenting based on the code you offered, I unexpectedly discovered that adding the following code to functions.php enables the posts_per_page setting in WP_Query arguments.
Please note that this behavior has only been observed in my specific environment (WordPress 6.8, PHP 8.4.6, etc.), and the results may vary in other setups.
I would also appreciate any insights into the reason behind this behavior and any potential side effects.
/*
* Enables the 'posts_per_page' setting in WP_Query args
*/
add_filter('option_posts_per_page', function ($value) {
// Get queried object
get_queried_object();
return null;
});
This isn't possible natively, unless I misread the code. deletePsiElement is always called with needConfirmation = true. (there is some testing-environment-specific code that bypasses this, not applicable here).
If a brave soul would be so kind to open a PR that checks a config option for the value of needConfirmation I would be grateful :)
Whether you are referring to the Reports/TrialBalance endpoint in the Accounting API or the FinancialStatements/TrialBalance endpoint in the Finance API, you are correct in that this only returns data for a specific date (as documented on the developer portal here and here).
Although the Xero product itself allows you to produce a report that shows multiple comparison periods, this isn't directly possible through the API with a single call. If you want to achieve a similar result through the API then you need to call the trial balance report end point multiple times with the required dates, then stitch together the results yourself.
Turns out, I was doing it right with the -d switch. However, bash's read exits with code 1 when it encounters EOF. Documented behavior, explained [here|/questions/40547032]... (Makes sense, actually, as it allows you to loop over text with while read ... )
Because I want the -e to catch all unexpected failures, I modified the parsing line to ignore the expected one: read -r -d '' num1 num2 name <<< $data || :, as suggested by @pjh in his comment, and now the script works properly.
Im stuck with redirects. I am trying to add redirect to due to limitations of website builder. meta refresh works but for the whole site and I need specific paths to point to specific urls. e.g.:
example.com/aaa ----redirects to---->aaa.com
example.com/bbb ----redirects to---->bbb.com
etc
But any other pages remain pointing to their respective pages on example.com
An alternate solution to make VS Code stop complaining about your CSS selectors like this is to search the settings for "css auto validation" and set it to "never".
The issue was caused by Swift compiler optimizations.
In Build Settings, under Swift Compiler - Code Generation → Optimization Level,
select No Optimization [-Onone] instead of any optimized level (like -O or -Osize).
It seems that enabling optimization affects the behavior of the Stream APIs.
Once optimizations are disabled, everything works correctly again.
Thank you both for responding. I couldn't get the =VLOOKUP(B2;Sheet2!$E$2:$S$5;15;FALSE) formula to work, there seemed to be an issue with the column reference. I tried using '19' for column 'S' and also after 15 didn't work but it still generated an #N/A error.
I was also unable to get the =Index formula to work, it kept returning a #Value Error and I couldn't understand why the formula was referencing column C as I was trying to match the values in column sheet1 B and column sheet2 E, then return a value in column sheet1 U, taken from column sheet2 S. I think however, I may not have been clear in my description
The answer above by danlooo is incorrect. Do not run the regression for multiply imputed data that is stacked. This does NOT correctly combine the standard errors across estimates from different imputed dataset that should be the sum of within imputation and between imputation variance.
When you first included reticulate, did you get a pop-up saying it couldn't detect a Python installation and asking you if you wanted to install one? If you selected yes, it may be pointing at that default installation.
I usually run the following commands to set up my Python environment for the first time:
library(reticulate)
version <- ">=3.10"
install_python(version)
virtualenv_create("my-environment", version = version)
use_virtualenv("my-environment")
When I go into the app.publish folder I see that none of the files were effected by running the new build.
I believe this may be linked to messing with the publish settings for me: specifying minimum versions stopped it from updating.
The Fix:
I renamed the folder app.publish to something else to change it back in case it got worse, though you can probably just delete this folder if you see your dll/exe modified date is not consistent with your last build/publish attempt.
This regenerated the app.publish folder and published as normal!
When the user clear data and storage on his device, the setting isSubscribe becomes NULL? if yes, do not initialize it by FALSE, but NULL instead. Check restorePurchases() anytime you have this variable NULL. (Having this variable NULL means either the user has launch the app for the first time or has deleted his local storage. At this moment, check restorePurchases() and set the local setting to TRUE/FALSE).
NB/ I'm not sure that restorePurchases() check the status of the subscription on the google server or locally because in many researches I have found that google recommend checking this status on the server side using Developer notifications for in-app purchases)
Not perfect, but convert the frame locator to a string with JSON.stringify and then to a 'toContain()' method to validate the item you are wanting to assert
useHash should have helped, but are you sure you actually turned it on? Do you have the problem even with hash location turned on?
Since you are using the latest Angular (v19), I suspect that you are using the standalone bootstrapping API. In this case, you need to write it in a different way using withHashLocation:
Creating the file _init_.py is recommended because the existence of an init.py file allows users to import the directory as a regular package, even if (as is the case in this tutorial) init.py is empty. Details here.
As an alternative, create a folder (shared_config) under repo_master containing the config.py file (+ init.py) and installing it as a dependency (via requirements.txt > pip install -r requirements.txt).
I just googled this same thing and landed here. Have a similar app out. Never encountered this issue until after launching! I just now see two cans of Campbell Veg Veg soup on my shelf with Identical barcodes and expiry dates. I am not sure if this is supposed to happen. All posts I've read so far say no. This is fishy.
for those still searching for a backup solution of git repositories in it's own Azure DevOps organization i have extended the project initially started by @lionel-père on github adding the capability to run the backup in a yaml azure pipelines itself (the main plus is not having to worry about renewing the PAT which can have a maximum validity period of 1 year because the pipeline uses the system PAT of devops agent) with other minor improvements and fixes. You can find it here: https://github.com/tomdess/ado-repository-backup
Had a similar experience and had to find this out the hard way. We enabled trace level on a service and forgot to remove for a few days.
Note. Even though the requests were being gziped, that does change your ingested bytes costs.
Two suggestions:
Add alerts in Cost Explorer just in case something like this happens again.
Move some trace/debug logs to s3 (batched) and have a short-lived lifecycle policy with a combination of OneZone IA and Glacier Instant Retrieval to save on costs.
I have been searching for inspect because its easier but there an other way that is possible and easy
google : i love pdf edit pdf and try the premium editor, i dont know if its paid serves but used for free, just click on the premium editor icon and edit what you want and then go back to the standard and then press convert to pdf, this what i did.
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Running into the same issue, OP were you able to find a solution? I've tried using clear views in place of the "missing" items in the last row and tried using .focusSection() with no change in behavior.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1): were you able to find a solution
That keeps the local shell from expanding the wildcard and the remote host will then honor it. Certainly a lot simpler than the insane include/exclude gymnastics above. Good enough for simple jobs.
For those stumbling upon these answers from searching the web, know that they are relevant for Python 2. In Python 3, user created objects inherit __hash__ and __eq__ from python object, which makes them hashable by identity, so set() works by default for objects.
I've been searching for a solution to normalization on multiple columns within layers of a large geodatabase. The solution @jezrael posted did precisely what I had spent a week trying to do once I set it into a loop of layers. I prefer my code to be concise, and this elegant code saved me around 250 lines. Thanks!
If the goal is to simply redirect to the 404 php when searching. This solution works with less code.
Also, this solution will make sure the search query URL params "domain.com/?=furniture" is removed from address bar when the page reloads (vs. the other approaches which still show the search query URL params).
/** Remove the search capability by redirecting all search queries to the 404 page, in the "functions.php" file **/
function redirect_search_to_404_page( ) {
if ( is_search() && !is_admin() ) {
wp_redirect( '/404' );
exit;
}
}
add_action( 'wp_footer', 'redirect_search_to_404_page' );
check store in AuthenticatedSessionController, if you are trying to login the user by passing only the email it looks like something like this : $request->only('email'). this makes it fail even if the password is right.
It seems sglang-hc-config is configured for port 8081, but the Multi-Cluster Ingress (MCI) backend is using port 80. Try updating the annotation to match the correct port:
One thing that all previous answers neglected to mention, the target framework of a compiled .NET program does not include the target framework of its included libraries. It is possible to have an application targeting .NET Framework 4.8 including libraries targeting at least as old as 2.0.
I used dotPeek to view references in an application. Open the program, right click it in Assembly Explorer -> References Hierarchy
If you mean the background color of the (entire) editor in general (the gray-ish in your image), the relevant settings are located in
Editor → Color Scheme → General → Text.
If you want to change the background highlight color of changed lines (the diff highlighting, light blue in your case), the settings are in
Editor → Color Scheme → Diff & Merge.
As it turns out I was misinformed and the premise of the question is erroneous.
As @mklement0 points out in the OP comments, New-PSDrive -Scope Local (the default) does in fact create a drive in the scope of the module, which is not accessible to the module's calling scope (without using -Scope Global).
In my case, my custom module created a PSDrive in the local scope only if it doesn't already exist, but the code immeditately before it imported a module (the ConfigurationManager module), which created the same PSDrive in the Global scope during its import process, so I was under the mistaken impression that my locally scoped PSDrive was somehow being made available outside of the custom module's scope.
I have almost the exact same problem as Calamity has. Yes, I have also seen the solution mentioned by google in their app architecture page (mentioned by Vince).
But it won't work for me, as I have multiple APIs calls that update the list of objects that I have in the local cache.
So I need to have a flow object that updates whenever any other API is called: it will update the local cache and then update the flow object. But as the repository returns a List<X>, not a Flow<List<X>, this won't work...
I think I have to try some cold flow approach for this, any ideas?
Reading and writing the same file in parallel is the culprit.
tempfilename = "temp.mp4" # define a temp filename first
with tqdm(total=frames, desc="Saving", unit="frame") as pbar:
anim.save(tempfilename, fps=fps, progress_callback=lambda i, n: pbar.update(1))
# Add sound using MoviePy
video = VideoFileClip(tempfilename)
video.audio = CompositeAudioClip([AudioFileClip("sound.wav")])
video.write_videofile(filename)
remove(tempfilename) # needs: from os import remove
startfile(filename)
I have sent the output of duplicate records to blob storage container. In the output you can check Alice is a duplicate record.
output of distinct I have sent to blob storage different container in the data preview you can see only distinct records are visible.
