The start server script for django applications is
python manage.py runserver
Run the above script from the directory where you created your project (The directory where manage.py file is there). Hopefully, this should solve your problem
If you are having issues with a Old Wordpress from PHP 5.4, PHP 5.5, and trying to run it on a newer server with PHP 7.4, it will give this error typically
This plugin helps fix Old WP installations on newer servers - place the db.php file into your /wp-content/
Ok so I fixed it. It was only happening because the file_picker dependency was outdated in my project. It resolved when I updated the version.
It was earlier 6.1.1 and I upgraded it to 9.0.0.
Don't know what exactly was breaking it but it got fixed.
I came through multiple articles and at last I asked the AI. As far I know now, Call stack for tracking the execution context's. And every execution context have its own stack memory and heap memory. the stack memory stores the primitive data types and reference to the heap memory locations. when a execution context exit the stack is deleted and the heap memory got garbage collected.
To conclude, the call stack and stack is not the same. Tell me if I'm wrong. I'll edit this if I got more accurate answers.
The interim solution I found.
Uninstall Windows Terminal so Windows Console Host becomes the default console.
Complete the development of the chess engine while forcing the use of the MS Gothic font, since it has the black pawn the same size as the white pawn.
In the next version, I will check again what are the new capabilities of the updated Windows Terminal.
If it will not support a command line option or WinAPI call, I will have to force edit the JSON settings file.
For a distant future version, I may ditch console mode and go full GUI.
With GUI I can always use chess piece images instead of Unicode characters.
Add the operation (ShapeOperation) field during your SubPathInfo object construction. It doesn't have a default value, so it is probably looking for it but can't find it, which is causing your error.
ppi.RightDirection should be ppi.rightDirection, with a lowercase "r".
Can I use an ObservableAsPropertyHelper as a 'CanExecute' definition for a command? Say, my first command returns a result asynchronously and I created an OAPH for it, can I somehow use it for my second command to define its 'canExecute' property? Or it is not meant to work this way?
"Webpacki, node, ... all are so great. Everything can be launched immediately. la la la la" RUN -> error.
Fix error -> run -> Update packages -> error. Fix erro -> run -> Update packages -> error.Fix erro -> run -> Update packages -> error.Fix erro -> run -> Update packages -> error.Fix erro -> run -> Update packages -> error.Fix erro -> run -> Update packages -> error.Fix erro -> run -> Update packages -> error.Fix erro -> run -> Update packages -> error.
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Essentially it means that there are certain database types that database engine is capable to convert implicitly. From documentation:
Data types can be converted in the following scenarios:
When data from one object is moved to, compared with, or combined with data from another object, the data might have to be converted from the data type of one object to the data type of the other.
In your case - implicit conversion takes place between integer and char.
Regards leading zeros... If you consider integer datatype, then as a numeric value - leading zeros does not make much sense.
A few misunderstandings; there is no such thing as "hosting Lambda on Cloudfront".
Lambda functions at CDN "at the edge" are meant for working on each request of the CloudFront distribution. The restrictions apply, these Functions do not support GO
The go cloudfront sdk is to manage cloudfront services
C++ includes atomics now, in a complete and portable way. That includes great and comprehensive support for different memory orders, to configure the implicit memory barriers.
It doesn't seem like you need short-circuit evaluation (when setSrc(`/imgs/${img}\`) isn't evaluated if setModalVisible(true); is true) so you can just do something like this:
i'm facing the same problem but none of the above solved my problem...:(
[2025-02-22T18:29:48.403Z] A host error has occurred during startup operation '2eff64a0-b359-424b-8cfc-2eff64a0'.
[2025-02-22T18:29:48.407Z] Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Script: WorkerConfig for runtime: python not found.
[2025-02-22T18:29:48.416Z] Failed to stop host instance '12795099-41af-4d0e-9582-2795099'.
Value cannot be null. (Parameter 'provider')[2025-02-22T18:29:48.430Z] Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Host: The host has not yet started.
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(Assuming that you have already resolved this issue & writing this just for your information).
Inside updateShouldNotify(), the oldWidget and newWidget both referring to a unique AuthViewProviderState state & the values you are comparing from AuthViewProviderState are always same. hence it returns false all the time.
the standard way of doing is you should always ensure two consecutive instances of inheritedWidget should have different values. this can be achieved by passing different object on each invoke of InheritedWidget constructor
This is more of a workaround than a direct answer to the question but if you use the separate chat window or the "continue in chat window" then it behaves more as expected and opens the edits in the active document
You’re right — this looks like anti-bot protection from your WordPress hosting provider. The response you’re seeing suggests that JavaScript needs to be executed and cookies set before the API can be accessed — a common protection against automated requests like those from Postman or curl.
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No matching results, press enter to execute your custom prompt Why is it so hard to place objects? I'm doing CTRL + SHIFT but it doesn't work. I uploaded a GIF, you can examine the problem. What is the solution to easily align objects to surfaces or edges or corners accurately? It's really annoying
It sounds like you're experiencing some frustration with object placement in your software. The issue with using CTRL + SHIFT to align objects can vary depending on the specific software you're using. Here are a few general tips that might help:
Snap to Grid/Guides: Make sure that the snap feature is enabled in your software. This setting allows objects to snap to the nearest grid line, edge, or guide, making alignment easier.
Use Alignment Tools: Look for alignment tools typically found in the toolbar or menu. These tools allow you to align objects to the left, right, center, or distribute them evenly.
Check Preferences: Sometimes, the settings for keyboard shortcuts can be customized. Verify in the preferences that CTRL + SHIFT is still set to enable snapping or any desired function.
Zoom In: Zooming in closer can help with precise placement. This makes it easier to align to specific surfaces or edges more accurately.
Use the Transform/Modify Options: Many applications have options to transform or modify objects, allowing you to set exact positions or dimensions.
Consult Documentation: If none of these solutions work, consider checking the software’s documentation or forums for more specific guidance related to the exact problem you’re facing.
If you're still having trouble after trying these suggestions, feel free to provide more context about the software you're using, and I can offer more tailored advice!
did someone able to fix or at least figured-out the issue on this ? I am facing of this crash as well on my android app but there is no crashes in iOS. It's expo project.
You can try to use ProGrids.
Its a tool that allows you to snap to grids and align objects to grids achieving maximum alignment here is a video about it
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Starting from Java 8+, Android supports the java.time API, which is more efficient, thread-safe, and easier to work with. Here’s how you can achieve the same functionality using LocalDateTime:
val dateTimeFormatter = DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern("MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:ss")
// Get current time
val currentTime = LocalDateTime.now()
Log.d("TIME", "Current Time: ${currentTime.format(dateTimeFormatter)}")
// Add 10 hours
val newTime = currentTime.plusHours(10)
Log.d("TIME", "Time after 10 hours: ${newTime.format(dateTimeFormatter)}")
Output will be
Current Time: 05/14/2014 01:10:00
Time after 10 hours: 05/14/2014 11:10:00
Why Use java.time?
More Readable & Concise – No need for Calendar or Date objects.
Thread-Safe – Unlike SimpleDateFormat, DateTimeFormatter is immutable.
More Accurate – Provides better control over date-time operations.
This approach ensures modern, efficient, and maintainable code in your Android app.
I had the same requirement to use HEXPIRE to set ttl for fields.
As spring data redis, doesn't have any methods as of now, I have implemented the below code to run the command :
This worked a bit, this was storing cache in hash with ttl per field, but this was raising exception post setting the TTL like : ByteArrayOutput doens't not support set(long) , so to make it work temporarily I caught the exception and ignored it.
If all you need is input/output/exception/calls of your function chain, try pip install detective-snapshot.
Add @snapshot() decorator to the functions you want to track, and it will log structured JSON files like this for each run of flip_coin (or whichever is your entrypoint function)
Yes, handling associations between entities from different databases in Spring Boot with Spring Data JPA application is challenging, because JPA does not natively support cross-database relationships. We can solve this problem in two ways:
1. Handle the relationships manually:
As JPA does not support direct relationships between entities in separate databases:
Store foreign keys manually instead of using @OneToOne or @OneToMany annotations.
Retrieve related entities using service or repository layers instead of relying on JPA's built-in relationship mapping.
2. Use Database Links (if your database supports):
If your databases support the database links (such as DBLINK in Oracle or Federated Tables in MySQL), then you can:
Create a view in one database that references the table from another.
Treat that view as a regular entity in Spring Boot.
Since JPA does not support cross-database relationships, the best practice is to manage associations manually via service layers or use database links if your database supports them.
In order to create the correct usercallback address, you must open the "Project Settings" (the gear icon) - and there is a section "Identifiers" - there is a "Script identifier" set there.
As a result, your usercallback address will look like this:
Yes, it sucks that Python does not have that. I miss a let statement ...
let myvar:
...
... which creates a scope. Or just ...
let:
...
... in case we do not need to return anything from the scope.
Okay, theories aside, until the day Python does hopefully nicer, I do it the following way:
def _let(): # type: ignore
pattern = re.compile(r'(foo)')
def handler(match):
return 'bar' if match.group(1) == 'foo'
def only_bars(string):
return pattern.sub(handler, string)
return only_bars
only_bars = _let()
# pattern and handler do not exist here
Basically for what IIFE's in JavaScript ((function(){...})();) were used, until they introduced let and const which are aware of scoping using curly brackets.
The underscore in _let prevents that this name gets exported, and the # type: ignore silences the type checker when defining multiple _let's.
@Manish Kumar
Thanks sir,So, should I store the JWT token in a cookie and then request the token from the cookie whenever I need to check permissions using various variables? Then, extract variables like user.role and userID from the token?
Right now, my website is trying to reduce API calls. When a user logs in for the first time, I store all the important variables, including the token, in localStorage. If I were to switch to using cookies instead, how should I implement the other variables correctly according to best practices?
Same problem in VS2022. Maybe my 5 cents of info will eventually help uncover the solution. My setup:
Two resource DLL projects, different languages (this is probably unimportant).
Each project has a main .rc and other .rc's, each with their own resource*.h and string table.
All resources are defined in the first project resource*.h files, not necessarily in the very main resource.h of the project. The first main resource.h includes all other resource*.h of the project. This way it doesn't matter where a resource is defined, it will be found at compile time.
No resources are defined in the second project resource*.h files. Instead, the second projects's .rc includes the first project's main resoure.h (that in turn includes all other resource*.h of the first project).
Not all of these details may be relevant.
A use case - how I break it and a possible unsatisfactory solution.
Place a resource 4771 into the first project's main resource.h
Place a string table entry for it in the first projects main string table
First project builds OK, it always does
Place a string table entry for the resource into the SECOND projects main string table
Second project fails with: CVT1100: duplicate resource. type:STRING, name:299, language:0x0419 (first project's language is 0x0409)
Move the string resource into on of the other .rc's of the same, second project
Second project now builds OK.
Naturally, the resource ID is unique across both projects.
I was also able to make it compile in the main .rc of the second project by playing with its ID.
Also, if it's a true string table duplicate, the error will be different. For example, when I make the ID something that's also used in a string table:
Like others said, the 299 is probably a group ID which has resources from 298 * 16 = 4768 up to but not including 4784. Interestingly, making the ID 4783 still gives the error with name:299, whereas ID 4784 (new block I presume) compiles fine.
What if the error is generated when IDs that "should" be in the same string table are in different ones? That is, if I move IDs in the range 4768-4783 into one string table... Furthermore, if this setup is limited to one .rc (as moving to a different .rc solves the problem), it should be an easy fix. Will try the update the answer.
Just to follow on from my comment to @DominikKaszewski, I added a std::list to the class and now all the functions are generated. E.g
#include <iostream>
#include <list>
class Foo
{
public:
Foo (int N) : values {new int[N]}{
for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) {
values[i]=2*i;
}
};
private:
int *values;
std::list<double> L;
};
int main()
{
Foo A {20};
Foo B {A};
Foo C {std::move(A)};
return 0;
}
nm -C a.out | grep Foo then gives
0000000000001428 W Foo::Foo(int)
000000000000159a W Foo::Foo(Foo&&)
00000000000014ca W Foo::Foo(Foo const&)
0000000000001428 W Foo::Foo(int)
000000000000159a W Foo::Foo(Foo&&)
00000000000014ca W Foo::Foo(Foo const&)
00000000000014aa W Foo::~Foo()
00000000000014aa W Foo::~Foo()
0000000000001717 W std::remove_reference<Foo&>::type&& std::move<Foo&>(Foo&)
so it seems that he is correct and the code just gets inlined for simple classes.
I am facing the same issue. On my old dating site 2meet4free, which is almost 20 years old. There is a webcam chatroom. I always offered code to embed this chatroom in your site, which uses an iframe. Nowadays I am revamping this website and attack the "embed webcam chatroom" part of the site and finding that right now on actual mobile devices (iPhone, Samsung) in any browser my iframe cant maintain any cookies at all. Even if I have setting sameSite to None on all these cookies, everything is https only, secure, has proper LetsEncrypt certificate. Yet my iframe on real mobile devices cant seem to hold to a single cookie at all!!!
So I sat down and solved this thinking on my chair :P Now I am 90% in that implementation and its actually working great.
Part 1: my app (the embed webcam chatroom) now passes the PHP session ID in the URL of all its internal links (I have a few links inside the iframe that actually change the iframe source, but mostly a lot of ajax calls. Every url needs to have this) Of course I am not exposing the session ID in urls which are not embed, and made the session of embed ppl expire server side at after 5 minutes of inactivity. This now makes the app "work" on its own without needed cookies at all!
Part 2: I already had an "external script" that was embeded along with the iframe (mostly to pop divs on the parent page, like webcam views and message windows). Now I also use this external script to pass my session ID to the parent page with postMessage and make the parent page save that in a cookie for me (so thats a 1st party cookie now!). Also my iframe source is now beeing set by that same script, after checking that cookie, so it can put that same session id in the initial iframe URL as well. Now you can even "change pages" or reload the page and my chatroom holds its session that way.
Part 3: this is for the longterm "re-log". Its a chatroom, I want minimal security, and keep you logged in for as long as possible! I set a long term "1-time" relog cookie in the parent window as well. This cookie is a 1-time token that allows to relog. For security, everytime this cookie is exposed in a url (normally will only be in the initial iframe url), it is then changed (the token is changed in the database) and sent to the parent window again. So every time this long term relog cookie is exposed in a url it is immediately replaced by a new 1 (which means someone having a hold of that url wouldnt be able to relog because it was used once already because it was in the url)
Storing JWTs and other critical details in local storage is not a good practice. This has assocaited security risk.
For persisting the login details to re-examine the user logged in details can be handle by storing some sort of flat eg: isLoggedIn. The JWT token has to be in cookie, and mark that httpOnly.
You are declaring the rows variable outside of the scope where it is used to form the passwords variable, try declaring it before the with line as rows = [].
As the problem states, imagine you are standing at point A and want to reach point B. There are n stoppers in between, meaning you are not at the first stop and do not want to stop at the last one.
A -> n -> B
If n == 0, it means the starting point and the destination are the same. In this case, there is only one possible way to reach the destination.
If n == 1, there is one stopper between A and B. There are two possible ways to reach B:
Jump one step from A to the stopper, then another one step from the stopper to B.
Jump two steps directly from A to B.
Hence, for n = 1, there are two possible ways.
If n == 2, meaning there are two stoppers between A and B, there are four possible ways to reach B:
A → Stop1 → Stop2 → B
A → Stop1 → B
A → Stop2 → B
A → B directly (3-step)
To solve this problem efficiently, we store the number of ways in a dp array
A Notary Public in Dubai Notary public in Dubai plays a crucial role in legalizing and authenticating documents for individuals and businesses. Notaries ensure that documents such as powers of attorney, affidavits, contracts, and declarations comply with UAE laws and are legally binding. In Dubai, notary services are provided by government-appointed public notaries as well as private law firms like Al Tamimi & Company and ADG Legal, which are authorized to offer notarial services.
Based on my experience, one has to modify the XML file of the application that interacts with the Crystal Report runtime to ensure it retrieves the correct information version. If you don't have control over the XML file, this can become challenging and time consuming.
A practical workaround that can save you a significant amount of time is to download the Crystal Report runtime specifically for Visual Studio for applications. This installation will occur alongside the standard Crystal Report runtime. By doing this, you can run your application using its own runtime while Sage continues to operate with its originally installed version, thereby avoiding installation conflicts and cross overs.
I’ve found this approach to be quicker and more efficient than constantly trying to synchronize different Crystal Report runtimes, especially when dealing with older versions that may not be readily available.
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I think this may be caused by OpenSSL, So I installed OpenSSL-1.1.1w and then recompile Hadoop-3.3.6 with OpenSSL-1.1.1w. But the problem still exists.
this method failed, then I decided to compile Hadoop-3.4.1. After replacing the native library, the result of the command hadoop checknativa -a: result of hadoop checknative -a
It's because of the cart's velocity. An action would affect the cart's velocity instead of its position. Velocity, in turns, would decide the cart's position in the next state. The velocity needs to reverse its sign (neg/pos) first before the cart could move in that corresponding direction (neg -> go left, pos -> go right).
For example, your action is to "Go left" but your velocity is still positive, the cart would still "Go right" until velocity turns negative.
Can you run the app on the Simulator? If so, a better way to simulate no internet connection might be to use Apple's Link Conditioner settings pane on your computer.
I was facing the same error turns out you will have to re install the vite/react app and start it again using this guide https://v3.tailwindcss.com/docs/guides/vite
You cant add tailwind to pre running app
