When you don't set a fixed height for the inner container, the virtualization engine can't determine which rows are visible, rendering every row in the expanded section. By wrapping the inner list in a container with a specific height (say 300px), you let React Virtualized know how much space it has to work with. Then, using an AutoSizer, it calculates the available width and height, and the List component only renders the rows that fit within that space.
After updating Visual Studio to 17.13.0 or later, View Designer cannot be opened. This is probably an unexpected behavior because it is not mentioned in the Release Notes of Visual Studio 17.13.0.
{
"definition": {
"parts": [
{
"path": "pipeline-content.json",
"payload": "ewogsdfsdfsdf7sdfICJwcm9wZXJ0aWVz",
"payloadType": "InlineBase64"
},
{
"path": ".platform",
"payload": "ewogIasdfsdf7sdfCIkc2NoZW",
"payloadType": "InlineBase64"
}
]
}
}
Here, "payload" properties contain the definition of items in the encoded format. So, we need to decode it to see the proper output in JSON format.
px (Pixels): Fixed size, does not scale with screen density. Avoid using it for UI elements.
dp (Density-independent Pixels) / dip (Same as dp): Scales with screen density, ensuring consistency across devices. Use for layout sizes, margins, and paddings.
sp (Scale-independent Pixels): Works like dp but also scales with user font settings. Use for text sizes to respect accessibility.
Use dp for layout, sp for text, and px only for precise pixel-based drawing.
I was facing a similar problem MobaXTerm was not letting me do any write changes or similar permissions issue.
In my case the solution was fairly simple but the reason which could be causing this to happen would be creation of a new user which does not have the permissions :
It can be fixed by going to the location where user is located and doing : chmod 777 /user
This may not work if you're tying to do "chmod 777 /home/user" as it could be treated as a folder asking for permissions rather than a User, So a better approach is to navigate to the User location and give permissions.
I had the different problem. Mine failed because I had a period at the end of the "second argument" sentence. When I removed the period, the auto grader passed me. :)
Perhaps you could consider wrapping your function inside setTimeout as it uses the browser's Web API to handle the delay externally, allowing JavaScript to continue running
Yes, it is possible with multiple inputs. Try by using mv-apply key = input iterates over each value in input and tostring(key) ensures each input key is treated as a string. In below code pack(tostring(key), b.value1) is used, which creates { "input1": b.value1, "input2": b.value1 } dynamically. Now make_bag() aggregates the results into a single dynamic object per row.
let T = datatable(a:string, b:dynamic)
[
"hello", dynamic({"A":1,"B":2,"value1":3}),
"world", dynamic({"value1":4,"value2":5})
];
let input = dynamic(["input1", "input2"]);
T
| mv-apply key = input on
(
summarize new_output_column = make_bag(pack(tostring(key), b.value1))
)
BigQuery doesn't support minute partition. Also if you really partition by minutes, per the maximum 10K partitions per table limit, you can only keep 7 days of data in the table.
Can use charAt(0) === '0' or startsWith('0'). Both work to check if the first character is '0'
var str = "01234"; // Example string
if (str.charAt(0) === '0') {
console.log("First character is 0");
} else {
console.log("First character is not 0");
}
var str = "01234"; // Example string
if (str.startsWith('0')) {
console.log("First character is 0");
} else {
console.log("First character is not 0");
}
hCaptcha is a type of CAPTCHA disallows automated access to websites. To bypass this protection, you'll need to use a more complex approach.
Ensure your Selenium setup is using a realistic browser profile, including user-agent, screen resolution, and other attributes that mimic a real user.
Don’t use a traditional headless browser, consider using a tool like Puppeteer or Playwright, which are designed to simulate real-user interactions.
There are services like DeathByCaptcha, 2Captcha, or Anti-Captcha that can solve CAPTCHAs programmatically. You can integrate these services into your Selenium script.
There are libraries like `hcaptcha-bypass` or `pycaptcha` that claim to provide hCaptcha bypassing functionality.
However, please note that: hCaptcha terms of use prohibit automated access. Doing all this may will violate hCaptcha's terms of service.
Even if you manage to bypass hCaptcha, site owners may still block your bot based on other criteria.
If you are after data, sites do provide an APIs for data.
The problem is that this opens a debugger port on the Next app launcher process, not on the actual server. The Next app launcher binary (bin/next) only spawns the server process and then sits around waiting for its termination.
In Next docs, it’s mentioned that inspect flag must pe passed via NODE_OPTIONS env variable. In this case, Next extracts it from there, increment the port number by 1, and then launches the server process with it.
I was able to connect to that +1 port then, but unfortunately, the breakpoints do not work still: it sounds like this is not a real server process, it’s (again) some turbopack related launcher process or something (at least in the list of source files available in the debugger, there are only chunks from .next/build folder, not from .next/server or so). I could not make it work yet.
.textContent retrieves or sets the "raw" text content of an element, including all text within the element and its descendants. It ignores CSS styling, so it will return all text regardless of whether some of it is invisible (e.g., if it's obscured by display: none).
.innerText gets or sets the human-readable text content of an element, taking into account CSS styling like visibility: hidden or display: none. It will just return the text currently visible to the user and can also "normalize" spaces depending on how the text is formatted.
The reason why they may log the same thing in your instance is that if the element does not contain hidden text or any special CSS, both properties will return the same outcome. But they act in a different way once the text is hidden or styled in particular ways.
I needed to directly pass the .net publish command my code sign identity and it finally could sign it: -p:CodesignKey="Apple Distribution: My Team Name (TeamID)"
So the Publish step looks like this now:
- name: Build iOS
run: dotnet publish ${{ inputs.project-file }} -c ${{ inputs.build-config }} -f ${{ inputs.dotnet-version-target}}-ios -p:ArchiveOnBuild=true p:CodesignKey="Apple Distribution: My Team Name (TeamID)" --no-restore
This is the only way I was able to get a lot requisite packages on my Mac Silicone ...
RUN echo 'Acquire::http::Pipeline-Depth 0;\nAcquire::http::No-Cache true;\nAcquire::BrokenProxy true;\n' > /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/99fixbadproxy
malware dev here. I don't know why people on OS are so antsy about it. Ethical hacking and malware development lessons can be found pretty much everywhere, including courses and universities. Pentesters and cybersecurity experts, and white hats, make good money using their expertise to protect others from actually malicious services.
At first need to check the guide how to configure Push Notifications. After all setup check with some of call samples. Also take a look at similar issue at github issue
But again, it's important to look at official guide and double check all needed configuration settings.
You can access and edit the .csproj pretty easily if you're using VS 2022. Just go to the top left hand corner of your screen after opening your solution, click open, and select "file". After that, you should be able to find and open the .csproj file for your solution. It will show up in VS once you click open and you simply tweak whatever you need. Hope this helps :)
The approach of using a TableLayoutPanel mentioned in the comments by @Idle_Mind and dynamically hiding/showing rows is definitely one option.
Another I'd like to mention is the SplitContainer control.
It consists of two panels that can stack horizontally or vertically with a separator in-between. And it allows hiding one of the panels so the other takes up the size for both.
In summary, this runtime error is caused by bundling CJS libraries into ESM context (i.e. bundle express in format: 'esm'). esbuild uses closures to wrap these CJS liraries, and Node.js forbids dynamic (i.e. not at the top level) require on builtin modules.
I would still suggest you to exclude these dependencies from your bundle with --packages=external or --external:express since your runtime supports loading them from the file system, and it also bundles less code.
It looks like lightning creates a different runid for each invocation. However, if I noticed if I start a run (in my case by logging hyperparameters):
mlflow_logger = MLFlowLogger(experiment_name=MLFLOW_EXPERIMENT_NAME, tracking_uri=MLFLOW_TRACKING_URI, run_name=MLFLOW_RUN_NAME) mlflow_logger.log_hyperparams(hyperparams)
then lightning reuses the same runId for emitting metrics for fit and test stages.
For anyone coming here in 2025, I had the same problem with autentifaction solved by removing spaces in my Google App Password : instead of i.e :"phyq mebt urrb fzbu" , remove all spaces and do "phyqmebturrbfzbu".
Not only setting appWidthLimited: false on the sap.m.Shell , but also "fullWidth": true in sap.ui section of manifest.json as well. That is how it works for me! The two settring together not just the one! :)
Thank you for answering. After my new investigations, I found that the code works in Google-Colab but not in Jupyter or in a terminal.
I depreciated and matched all versions used in my code on my computer to match all yfinance libs in Colab.
Still the error on my MAC and works in Colob:
yfinance.Tickers object <MSFT>
<class 'yfinance.tickers.Tickers'>
YF.download() has changed argument auto_adjust default to True
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/svenbode/anaconda3/envs/YF/Code/Algorithmic_Trading_v1.1_08.03.2025.py", line 29, in <module>
df = yf.download(tickers=tickers, start=start_date, end=end_date)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/Users/svenbode/anaconda3/envs/YF/lib/python3.11/site-packages/yfinance/utils.py", line 104, in wrapper
result = func(*args, **kwargs)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/Users/svenbode/anaconda3/envs/YF/lib/python3.11/site-packages/yfinance/multi.py", line 127, in download
for ticker in tickers:
TypeError: 'Tickers' object is not iterable
it's been a few days, I tried suggestions from every comment in this thread with no success. Earlier today, though, my teacher told me a way to fix it through the command system("chcp 65001 > nul"), it didn't work, so I took off the set_locale command and library, and voíla, special characters work.
I'm sorry to say I don't know how it works, however, instead of keeping this unanswered, I chose to share it here for future fixes. I'd appreciate any explanations as to why it works, though...
I came across the article 'Integrating Firebase Cloud Functions with Google Calendar API,' which you might find helpful as an alternative for your use case, considering DazWilkin mentioned it's somewhat complicated. While the article is outdated, some developers still find it useful. It can provide you with insights into the process of connecting the two platforms.
In NextJS you should fetch data in a server component then pass the data to client component, this is needed to reduce JavaScript on the client and improve performance, this is the whole idea of using NextJS, fetch data on server component and then send it to client component, a component that needs interactivity such as onClick or hooks needs to be a client component
I have now resolved this - the issue stems from not including the get_context_data() method as part of the AboutPageView class. The problem stemmed from the formatting of the tutorial materials, which made it hard to read indentation.
Mods: given the nature of the error, please let me know if this question merits removal due to it being of limited use to the community.
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Promisifying surely is a good approach, but it kind of 'kills' the callback technique.
I've created a NodeJS package to deal with callbacks and I want to present it as a possible solution to avoid 'callback hell', without the need to transform everything into Promises.
import { CB } from "callback-utility";
import fs from "node:fs";
const struct = CB.s ( // 🠄 execute functions in sequence
CB.f (fs.mkdir, 'stuff'),
CB.f (fs.readFile, 'readMe.txt', 'utf8')
CB.f (fs.writeFile, './stuff/writeMe.txt', CB.PREVIOUS_RESULT1) // 🠄 Use result from previous function
);
// Execute and retrieve results using a single callback function
CB.e (struct, (error, timeout, results) =>
{
// Check results
if (timeout || error)
console.log("Something went wrong while creating the file");
// get details with result.getErrors();
else
console.log("File created");
});
In the above example, all 3 functions with callbacks were invoked and ran in sequence. It could all be executed in parallel or mixing both types (parallel and sequential)
Results from fs.readFile is passed to next function in the row (fs.writeFile).
All results can be retrieved at once, using callback (as above) or a Promise.
Tried multiple times with the last option ie -with-openss=/usr/local/ssl and did sudo make it still fails to make the ssl module and keeps complaining the same
Could not build the ssl module!
Python requires an OpenSSL 1.0.2 or 1.1 compatible libssl with X509_VERIFY_PARAM_set1_host().
thanks for the answer and feedback. on the other hand(which is in my case) if someone want to remove just specific suggested fields the code can be rewritten like this:
@api.model
def fields_get(self, allfields=None, attributes=None):
res = super().fields_get(allfields, attributes=attributes)
fields_to_remove_from_custom_search = ['field_1','field_2']
for field in fields_to_remove_from_custom_search:
if res.get(field):
res[field]['searchable'] = False
res[field]['sortable'] = False
return res
when using position: fixed, the properties, top, right, left or bottom are required so in your case you should add top and right property to the class drawer to define where the drawer should be placed on screen. Also add z-index so that it stays on top of other components. screenshot with added properties
I think the problem is when importing the TopRecommendationsComponent component, which is not being imported in Tab1Page, and another problem you could have is explicitly declaring standalone as false in the Tab1Page.
I'm having a similar problem. I created a private repo, pushed content, and now I want to share it. But I cannot get access to share it. It says I have 2FA configured, but I don't remember doing that, and it may have been on an earlier phone. There seems to be no way to un-configure and re-configure 2FA, and no way to find out which app it thinks I'm using on my phone. I've wasted most of an afternoon on this with no progress.
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Select the field which appears in your data grid already (assuming you encountered this problem and already have the column/data field in your analytics query)
The field will appear on the report w/ this format:
([fieldname]#display)
Save, drag it into your report, remove the old column, update the alias using the info button on the dataset, save dataset, validate pulling via REST
You seem to be somewhat confused about how this is supposted to work. Your YAML file just contains a reference to the class and doesn't actually serialize the class itself. You still need to actually load the code containing the class before you parse the YAML. Either through require or by autoloading with Zeitwerk.
So, I found the solution. The problem was that boto3 of version 1.36 corrupted the file, by adding x-amz-checksum-crc32 to the end of it. I downgraded the boto3 by using pip install "boto3<1.36" and everything works fine!
