"the SQL query looks for a column value of ALL the words in the search bar"
This is not what did you expect ?
To perform a case-insensitive search, you need to either change the collation of your columns (they should end with "_ci"), or adjust your PHP code and SQL query to compare only lowercase values, for example.
In my experience, it is generally not a good idea to change the scale of individual objects in the UI. If you want to change the size, it is better to work with the size in pixels.
If you want the size of the UI to adapt to different resolutions, you should use a Canvas Scaler, which automatically adjusts the scale of a canvas., Within this canvas you should not change the scale.
If there is really no other way, you will have to get out a calculator. If the child has a scale of 3 and the parent has a scale of 1, the difference (top and right variable) must be the size of the canvas times 2/3 (I think).
The LocalResourceFile is correct: /DesktopModules/MyModule/App_LocalResources/View.ascx
I cleared the DNN cache and restarted the app pool
File encoding is UTF-8
Permissions on the .resx file are OK
My question:
➡ Does anyone have a working example where Localization.GetString reads App_LocalResources successfully without modifying the web.config (i.e. without re-enabling buildProviders for .resx)?
➡ Could there be something else blocking DNN from loading the .resx files (for example, a hidden configuration or DNN version issue)?
Thanks for your help!
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I downloaded Glassfish 7.0.24 and discovered it ran my project without StackOverflow issues ( It uses Eclipselink 4.0.5) .
I copied all the org.eclipse.persistence.*.jar files from the glassfish/modules folder of glassfish 7 and pasted them in the glassfish/modules folder of Payara 6 .
Stopped the payara domain.
Deleted the osgi-cache and generated folder in the payara domain e.g domain1 .
Then restarted the Payara domain and redeployed the project.
In your package.json, you can easily add this to the scripts section:
"scripts": {
"dev": "vite"
}
This will start the development server without opening a browser automatically, you can type npm run dev (alternatively, you can simply run npx vite in your terminal without any flags. After that).
The error ValueError: Eigenvalues did not converge in NumPy typically comes from underlying LAPACK or BLAS routines (used via OpenBLAS in your case) when they fail to compute eigenvalues usually due to numerical instability or poorly conditioned input data.
You do not import R, that is done by the system. This error is usually caused by a spelling mistake in the manifest file. As a start in the android name tag use the full package instead of just .MainActivity.
A postscript to the responses above...
Neo4j introduced support for dynamic labels in Cypher with the release of version 5.26 in December 2024. This enhancement allows for the use of dynamic expressions to assign labels, relationship types, and properties, enabling more flexible and secure query construction.
Just an addition to Mr. Patel and Hossein asnwers - do not define variables static with Value annotation. If you do, always default value is going to be loaded, in provided example it would be 12 or 14, not 10 and 20.
function streamLog()
{
IFS=
while read -r IN
do
echo "$IN" >> zlib.log
done
}
/bin/tar --no-same-owner -zxvf 1.tar.gz -C build | streamLog
You say you see no output sent to your zlib.log file. The original code read from standard input correctly but only for one line. tar -vf will likely produce multiple lines of output as a tar file will probably have multiple files within it.
If files are failing to extract, do you have the permission to save that file into the filesystem at the fullpath name of the file, watching out for paths that start with '/'? To test permissions, can you run using sudo?
What should I do to correctly get the output of a command streamed to a function?
The output of tar is put onto standard output which is piped into the function which sits in a while loop, reading from standard input until that stream is closed (in our case, the standard input stream will be closed when the -vf information from tar is complete).
Every line of standard input ends up in the IN variable that is then echoed and appended to zlib.log.
IFS is set to nothing so that read does not split the input (output from tar) into words.
read -r is used so that read does not interpret any backslashes as escape characters.
You can use the mPDF library for this purpose. To display Marathi text, simply download a Marathi font from Google Fonts and integrate it into mPDF. You can then use the font directly, as demonstrated in this official mPDF font usage guide.
Old thread but certainly still valid. In my case i have an excel for Microsoft 365 workbook that takes values from several other sheets across two other workbooks and consolidates it. I had a problem where people would edit the consolidation workbook directly, causing a lot of time to recreate the formulas. I had to let people still filter and sort but not change the cell contents.
In my situation VBA was not an option due to an inability to change it to a macro enabled worksheet in my environment. The suggestions above on the "Allow Users to Edit Ranges" did not work at all.
Kind of a hack, but I created a new sheet and simply had it do a live copy of the master sheet (using =A2 as example). I then protected and hid the master sheet and left the copy unprotected. it won't prevent that sheet from being edited but it is very quick to correct.
To stop Bitbucket Cloud from automatically assigning specific user groups to new private repositories, go to Workspace settings > User groups. Identify the user groups that are currently being automatically added to new repositories, click the group name, select Edit, and set Default repository access to None.
Note: The "Automatically assign new repository permission" setting is deprecated, and setting access to None effectively disables it, as per Atlassian’s documentation on legacy permissions deprecatio.
At first it seems weird that we take a token from the session, put it in the page, and then compare it to the same session token. It feels like we’re just comparing a value to itself. But
Here is the main idea:
When you load a page with a form(GET a form) Django gives your browser a CSRF token stored in a cookie.
That same token is also added to the form as a hidden input.
When you submit the form, Django checks:
Is the token you sent in the form the same as the one in your cookie?
A malicious site can make your browser send cookies (like your session).
But it can’t read your CSRF token or put the correct token into the form or header.
So if the form didn’t come from your own site ( i.e the hackers injected a malicious form) the tokens won’t match.
Django checks the match and automatically blocks fake requests.
It’s not about hiding the token — it’s about verifying the request the came from your site.
I got the exact same error, also randomly working for one table and erroring on the other, but I've managed to resolve it by converting every field in my dataframe to string:
final_output_df.astype(str)
It's an unsatisfactory answer, but it seems to do the trick.
function first(){
doSomething();
}
// Lots of code
function doSomething(){
alert('Somehow, I know that' + doSomething + 'function called me...');
alert('Boink, hit an error, but now you know what function called me');
}
If you're unable to access AI services while running your agentic application through Docker, it usually means the app inside the Docker container can't connect to the internet or reach the required API. This could be due to missing network settings, blocked ports, or incorrect environment variables. In simple terms, think of Docker as a box—if that box isn’t set up to "talk" to the outside world, the app inside won’t be able to reach the AI services it needs. To fix it, you may need to check your Docker network settings, make sure your API keys or URLs are correctly set, and ensure the container has internet access.
I found this workaround, but it is kind of inflexible, since you need to add the dimensions you later want as rows into another separate Google sheet. So in case your dimensions in your original data change, you need to update this Google sheet as well :-/
mate! I got the same problem recently and I found a solution here!
The page is in Japonese, but don't worry, he shows the codes, and if anything Google translator helped me. Good luck and I hope it helps! Cheers
I used shapes from the source slide master and pasted them onto a layout in the destination slide master, then applied that layout to my new slide—it kept the design perfectly.
DuckDB currently (version 1.3.1) does not have support for MERGE statements to perform upserts in ducklake. This is planned to be added in a future update according to their roadmap. What you can do right now is to perform a DELETE on all rows in the table that has the same ID as the to-be-inserted records and then INSERT the updated records to the table.
If you need full control over your architecture and are planning to build a highly customised or large-scale IoT solution, Azure IoT Hub is a better option. It’s ideal for developers who want deep integration with other Azure services and prefer to manage their own data pipelines, security, and dashboards. IoT Central, on the other hand, is more of a plug-and-play solution suited for quick setups or proofs of concept. It hides a lot of the complexity but offers less flexibility. So if scalability and customisation are priorities, IoT Hub is the way to go.
There's no need to save the graphics as individual glyphs. Browsers treat SVG <text> elements like vector graphics, because that's all an SVG is - Scalable Vector Graphic.
So you can warp the text in Corel or Illustrator, then export the entire word or phrase as a single SVG file.
Now just open the SVG in a text editor like Notepad, and it will give you the <path> information for the entire graphic. Just copy/paste this "d" info into your HTML and the browser will now display the text "warped" -- it's just displaying GRAPHICS based on a set of instructions.
In iOS 18, Apple has added a new property on AVCaptureDevice called displayVideoZoomFactorMultiplier which serves exactly this purpose! We can finally stop hardcoding these magic factors... or at least phase them out until we can make iOS 18+ as the minimum deployment target.
No, you can’t remotely launch an iOS app using Apple’s MDM. MDM can install or remove apps, but it can’t force an app to open on the device due to iOS security rules. You can only prompt users with a push notification.
I was trying to debug Serilog middleware and for me it was stuck. Then I tried debugging Startup methods(UseSwagger to be exact) which adds middleware and when I stepped in them then debug breakpoint was working on Serilog's code too. So you have to debug step by step any code from library which isn't written by you
This is not directly related to VsCode based debugging but it might nudge you in the right direction.
I am using Webstorm to debug and I was facing the same issue there. Then I went to the debugger configuration of my project(Edit configuration page) and saw that the "Ensure breakpoints are detected when loading scripts" was enabled. After disabling it and restarting the debugger it fixed the issue.
Note: on first load of a debugger, it will always show the sources tab when you open the deb tool. After switching to a different tab, the steps I described above fixes the redirection to source tab on each page reload.
My suggestion is that you look for such a configuration in VsCode and check if there is similar setting that is enabled there. The configuration might not be a UI based thing rather might be a JSON file(as most things are in VsCode).
This is not directly related to VsCode based debugging but it might nudge you in the right direction.
I am using Webstorm to debug and I was facing the same issue there. Then I went to the debugger configuration of my project(Edit configuration page) and saw that the "Ensure breakpoints are detected when loading scripts" was enabled. After disabling it and restarting the debugger it fixed the issue.
Note: on first load of a debugger, it will always show the sources tab when you open the deb tool. After switching to a different tab, the steps I described above fixes the redirection to source tab on each page reload.
My suggestion is that you look for such a configuration in VsCode and check if there is similar setting that is enabled there. The configuration might not be a UI based thing rather might be a JSON file(as most things are in VsCode).
I had a similar problem. I passed a "hex"-argument from python to a c-binary, i.e. 568AD6E4338BD93479C210105CD4198B, like: subprocess.getoutput("binary.exe 568AD6E4338BD93479C210105CD4198B")
In my binary I wanted the passed argument to be stored in a uint8_t hexarray[16], but instead of char value '5' (raw hex 0x35), I needed actual raw hex value 0x5... and 32 chars make up a 16 sized uint8_t array, thus bit shifting etc..
I'm used to do this:
Query:
SELECT a.ha_code FROM a WHERE ... a.ha_code = any (?)
Parameter as expression:
="{"+join(Parameters!ReportParameter2.Value, ",")+"}"
You can efficiently compute the union of many integer vectors using a hash set (unordered_set in C++ or set in Python) to avoid duplicates while inserting all elements. For large sorted vectors, a priority queue (heap) or a k-way merge algorithm (similar to merge in merge sort) may be faster, especially if duplicates are rare.
Taken your given out put in the compose action, and being converted to string with function string(outputs('Compose_Output'))
Again, compose action using substring to start from the index of "Alert Id" with function - substring(outputs('Convert_to_String'), outputs('Compose'), 147)
Created - Set Variable "Alert Id" as required output : Alert Id*: ```/subscriptions/32476574-bf58-4703-96d9-4378327845/providers/Microsoft.AlertsManagement/alerts/629bd98a-f9b5-c79a-75b1-b807b48d0002```
Solved. The problem was the incomplete naming of the the segments. With more imagination for the solution on my side, it would have been quicker and easier: So, I wrote the same function in an external C file and compiled with the SRC option, that makes assembler code from C - et voilà.
Here is the complete ASM file for a function that rotates an uint32, n (uint8) times, that can be called from RC51 with the C-declaration shown above:
$include (reg51.inc)
NAME bitops
?PR?_rotr?bitops SEGMENT CODE
?DT?_rotr?bitops SEGMENT DATA OVERLAYABLE
PUBLIC ?_rotr?BYTE
PUBLIC _rotr
RSEG ?DT?_rotr?bitops
?_rotr?BYTE:
n: DS 1
RSEG ?PR?_rotr?bitops
USING 0
_rotr PROC
PUSH ACC
mov R3, n
rotr_loop:
CLR C
MOV A,R4
RRC A
MOV R4,A
MOV A,R5
RRC A
MOV R5,A
MOV A,R6
RRC A
MOV R6,A
MOV A,R7
RRC A
MOV R7,A
MOV A,R4
MOV ACC.7,C
MOV R4,A
djnz R3, rotr_loop
POP ACC
RET
ENDP
END
I don't quite understand why Redis CDC is used, but I saw that there are relevant implementations on GitHub, which might be useful for reference. The link is:
// Add services to the container.
builder.Services.AddAuthentication(JwtBearerDefaults.AuthenticationScheme)
.AddMicrosoftIdentityWebApi(options =>
{
builder.Configuration.Bind("AzureAd", options);
// Configure events for SignalR
options.Events = new JwtBearerEvents
{
OnMessageReceived = context =>
{
// Check if the request is for SignalR and has a query string token
if (context.Request.Path.StartsWithSegments("/syncProgressHub") &&
context.Request.Query.ContainsKey("access_token"))
{
// Read the access token from the query string
context.Token = context.Request.Query["access_token"];
}
return Task.CompletedTask;
}
};
},
options => builder.Configuration.Bind("AzureAd", options));
Yes it is posible to remove or change the document headers and/or footers in a PDF document in Adobe Acrobart for those who have a subscription fir the application software but if non of the editing features do not work for you, you can try to lease a profesional document editor and they can easily remove/ edit the header and/or footer
This is most likely because slurmd and other Slurm programs are looking up _slurmctld*.*_tcp without appending a domain name.
The default behavior of the Linux resolver is to treat lookups contains one "." as a FQDN and therefore no domain search is done and the query will fail.
To get around the problem add "options ndots:2" to your /etc/resolv.conf file or even better if you build your own copy of Slurm go to the src/common folder and locate the file slurm_resolv.c where you add res.ndots=2; after the call to res_ninit() and before the call to res_nsearch().
Compile and you will have a perfectly working configless configuration.
You may want to vote this SchedMd BUG report to get the solution into the official distribution.
Extract page text rects using tool like fitz, check if the same text is up on the top and bottom of all pages using its rect which tells its position on the page, if repeats over many pages, u got ur header and footer, can employ regex as well for more accurate extraction.
post_install do |installer|
installer.pods_project.targets.each do |target|
target.build_configurations.each do |config|
config.build_settings['ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH'] = 'NO'endendend
I got above answer from below solution
Finally I discovered the issue.
In Pods project or in every pod build config you can see that Cocoapods is forcing the "debug" Build active architecture only property to YES.
'Build active architecture only = YES'
Changing it manually to NO in every pod, did the trick, but that is not a good way to solve it.
You must go to your podfile and add this in the bottom part:
post_install do |installer|
installer.pods_project.targets.each do |target|
target.build_configurations.each do |config|
config.build_settings['ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH'] = 'NO'
end
end
end
That will force NO to every pod in Build active architecture only and the project will start compiling in your M1 mac.
I set "CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE": "Release" in json, but Visual Studio still generates debug builds in this preset (there is no way to additionally set build types inside a preset in GUI):
The reason is still the same: CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES with several default values and "Debug" as the first option to be used.
So the solution might be to set only one corresponding CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES value inside CMakePresets.json:
I have created a VB.NET application that generates a Carousel Image Slider HTML webpage on which the images when clicked will execute standard desktop shortcuts. It is available at http://www.mv-w.net/BallyOak/SliderPlus/index.html If anyone is interested in how I did it they can contact me.
No PHP or js needed except for the interface. Just VB.
internal static string Sha1(string path)
{
using var stream = File.OpenRead(path);
using var sha1 = System.Security.Cryptography.SHA1.Create();
return Convert.ToHexStringLower(sha1.ComputeHash(stream));
}
You can either use several pre-existing AI agents or easily make one in platforms like N8N that can easily do this job. You can find a nice tutorial here to help you auto-Publish YouTube Videos to Facebook & Instagram.
I'm facing the same problem, but unable to solve it. Using spring boot 3.4.5, r2dbc-postgresql 1.0.7. My query looks like:
select test.id,
test.name,
test.description,
test.active,
count(q.id) as questions_count
from test_entity test
left join test_question q on q.test_entity_id = test.id
group by test.id, test.name, test.description, test.active
I tried many variants of spelling questions_count, but always get null.
I even tried to wrap this query into
select mm.* (
...
) mm
But that doesn't help.
I'm using R2dbcRepository with @Query annotation, and interface for retrieving result set.
Thanks for the hints. The tast seem to be not fully automatable, so I created a guide for the IfU.
As it may be of use for someone reading this post, I post it here:
Secure Configuration of the Firebird Database Service
To improve system security and minimize potential vulnerabilities, it is strongly recommended that the Firebird database service does not run under the Local System account or any user account with elevated privileges.
Instead, use the provided Firebird tool instsvc.exe to install the service under a dedicated low-privilege user account:
1. Create a Dedicated Local User Account
Press Win + R, type compmgmt.msc, and press Enter to open Computer Management.
Navigate to System Tools → Local Users and Groups → Users.
Right-click on Users and select New User….
Create a new account (e.g., firebird_svc) with the following settings:
Set a strong password (in this example "YourSecurePassword")
Disable "User has to change password ..."
Enable “User cannot change password” and “Password never expires”.
Do not add the user to the Administrators group.
5. Click Create, then Close.
2. Remove the service user from the login screen
Open secpol.msc
Go to Local Policies → User Rights Assignment
Find Deny log on locally
Add the firebird_svc user
3. Install the Firebird Service Using instsvc.exe
Open a Command Prompt with Administrator rights.
Navigate to the Firebird installation directory (e.g., C:\Program Files\Firebird\Firebird_4_0).
Run the following commands to install the service under the dedicated user:
4. Right-click the Firebird installation directory (e.g., C:\Program Files\Firebird\Firebird_4_0), select Properties, then navigate to the Security tab. Ensure that the firebird_svc account is listed and has Full Control permissions assigned. If the account is not listed, add it and assign the appropriate rights.
The Firebird server now runs under a dedicated user account with limited system permissions, significantly enhancing the overall security of the system by reducing the risk of privilege escalation.
4. Securing the Firebird Database File
Additionally, access to the database file (YourApplicationsDatabaseFile.fdb) can be restricted to the Firebird service account and system administrators only. This prevents unauthorized users from reading or modifying the file and supports secure system operation.
1. Open Command Prompt as Administrator
2. Navigate to PathWhereYourDbFileIsLocated
cd \ProgramData\MyDbPRogram
3. Remove Inherited Permissions
icacls "YourApplicationsDatabaseFile.fdb" /inheritance:r
4. Grant Access to Firebird Service User
icacls "YourApplicationsDatabaseFile.fdb" /grant firebird_svc:(M)
5. Grant Full Control to Administrators
icacls "YourApplicationsDatabaseFile.fdb" /grant *S-1-5-32-544:(OI)(CI)(F)
Are you using flutter_native_splash? As far as I can see, you can't disable this first splash (at least not on the Flutter side), because the native app loads Flutter here. But you can adjust the color of the native splash so that the transition to your own splash isn't quite as harsh.
I got the same problem of same IP address assigned to both the nodes. My cluster was setup through KinD (Kubernetes in Docker).
If this is the same case as yours, you only need to stop the container of each node and start those containers again. You might see distinct IP addresses assigned to both the nodes.
Solution in Vanilla JS that works with any (!?) locale
I'm having the same problem in 2025, but I need a solution that works without an external library. As my problem is related to <input type="date" /> (see my update of https://stackoverflow.com/a/79654183/15910996) and people use my webpage in different countries, I also need a solution that works automatically with the current user's locale.
My idea is to take advantage of new Date().toLocaleDateString() always being able to do the right thing but in the wrong direction. If I take a static ISO-date (e.g. "2021-02-01") I can easily ask JavaScript how this date is formatted locally, right now. To construct the right ISO-date from any local date, I only need to understand in which order month, year and date are used. I will find the positions by looking at the formatted string from the static date.
Luckily, we don't have to care about leeding zeros and the kind of separators that are used in the locale date-strings.
With my solution, on an Australian computer, you can do the following:
Update / clarification: I realized my original post listed the wrong versions.
I’m actually on Spring Boot 3.5.3 with Java 21.
For reference, here’s the relevant part of my build.gradle
plugins {
id 'java'
id 'org.springframework.boot' version '3.5.3'
id 'io.spring.dependency-management' version '1.1.7'
}
java {
toolchain {
languageVersion = JavaLanguageVersion.of(21)
}
}
The rest of the question remains the same—just wanted to correct the environment details.
