While debugging, I noticed the following warning in the browser console:
livewire.js?id=df3a17f2:10202 Detected multiple instances of Alpine running
This message suggested that Alpine.js was being loaded more than once, which causes conflicts in applications using Livewire.
Investigation
In Livewire v3.x, assets (JavaScript and CSS) are automatically injected into the <head> and <body> of pages containing Livewire components. This behavior is controlled via the inject_assets option in the config/livewire.php file:
'inject_assets' => true,
However, in my application, I was also manually initializing Alpine in resources/js/app.js like this:
import Alpine from 'alpinejs'
import persist from '@alpinejs/persist'
window.Alpine = Alpine // This line was causing the conflict
Alpine.plugin(persist)
This led to two Alpine instances being initialized—one by Livewire and one manually—which triggered the warning and broke expected behavior.
Solution
Here's what I did to fix it:
Commented out the line initializing the global Alpine instance in app.js:
// window.Alpine = Alpine
Updated the livewire.php config to prevent automatic asset injection:
'inject_assets' => false,
Manually added the Livewire assets in the Blade layout file:
@livewireStyles
@livewireScripts
Restarted the application to apply the changes. After doing this, everything worked smoothly—no more console warnings, and Livewire + Alpine behavior was as expected.
Note
I didn’t change anything in the model binding logic. The original binding remained untouched:
This workaround resolved the issue for me. While it might not be the most optimal or official solution, it got things working. Hopefully, this helps someone facing a similar problem.
Yeah, you're on right track but usually in SQL server, EXECUTE() does not validate expressions like FORMATMESSAGE(), as these are not allowed directly. But to use them both together a variable can be used to hold the result of FORMATMESSAGE() first, then pass that variable to Exec.
I had a similar problem although RStudio would not open at all, it would just "think" for a second and nothing would happen. I solved it with this solution. Do make sure to follow the video.
Your issue when turning on dev simulator is that it is defaulting to "iPhone 14 pro Max". This can be seen on the top of the chrome dev tools picture you sent. You can set this to anything.
The new view of the drop down menu is the default iPhone view. All iPhone will force their style of dropdown menus, among other things as well.
Recommendation: Just use Something like rem or dvw in you CSS for font size, this will change based off of the aspect ration or width of the screen. You could also have a @media query in your CSS.
Hope this helped!
I see you're building something with crypto: Do not scam people & Stay safe.
yo brooo i get you 💀 you're tryna add an html file in spring tool suite (sts) and you open that "other..." thing but you’re like “where tf is the web folder??” right?? been there, felt that confusion
so here’s the thing bro, sts doesn’t always show the “web” section by default unless your project is set up as a web project (like with spring web dependencies or as a dynamic web project)
if you're using spring boot and it’s not showing, you gotta:
make sure you added spring-boot-starter-web in your pom.xml or whatever
then manually create the folder like
src/main/resources/static or
src/main/resources/templates (this one’s for thymeleaf/html files used with spring)
and then you can just right-click inside that folder and do new > file and type whatever.html and boom you're in
if you’re using thymeleaf, put it in templates
if you want static pages like css/js/html, dump it in static
that “web” section in “new > other” only shows up for certain project types like old-school dynamic web projects (like with servlets and jsp)
but yeah bro, don't worry it’s not broken or anything—it’s just spring being spring lol
First thing first, it seems that the VS Installer cannot install the .NET 8 SDK for you anymore, and I had to install the SDK outside it, I downloaded dotnet-sdk-8.0.408-win-x64.exe from Microsoft's site and installed the SDK for VS.
Secondly, the culprit is an accidental copy of dotnet.exe, it was made under C:\Windows\System32, and somehow it is corrupted, for its size is 0 byte. I might have made the copy by accidental drag-and-drop, but I cannot be certain, as it should not be 0 byte in that case. This copy is not supposed to be there, and it caused me seeing the error "This app can't run on your PC" (please refer to the question). On the other hand, I realized that Visual Studio itself does not seem to know the location of dotnet.exe, and when it builds, it only relies on the system variables to find out where it is and execute dotnet.exe, and because there is a copy C:\Windows\System32\dotnet.exe, and C:\Windows\System32 is in the variable Path, VS 2022 simply invokes C:\Windows\System32\dotnet.exe, which caused the error "The SDK 'Microsoft.NET.Sdk' specified could not be found." Looking back the history, the problem started exactly the day when this copy was made.
I used tools like process monitor and the command 'where dotnet' for troubleshooting. In summary, I think Microsoft should improve the error message to be more descriptive.
The solution arrived at was to just not use copy/paste. Why copy/paste was goofing up will just have to remain a mystery. The link below has more detail on the alternate methods I tried and what finally worked best.
I am also getting this error. Have we got any solution yet. I am trying to build docker. I already have cmake on my requirements file. In my case i am getting error related to gcc++
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1.5): m getting error
Blacklisted phrase (1): I am trying to
Blacklisted phrase (1.5): any solution
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1): I am also getting this error
The only answer, so far, suggests changing the underlying data. However, I am pulling in a vector layer that is polygon from a server that I don't control and would like to symbolize it by the outline and not fill (or as both). Any suggestions?
Check whether you have more than one python versions that is separate. I faced the issue when my module was installed in python version 3.13 and the pyinstaller was running on python version 3.12
if you're on windows use where python to find how many versions are there and where they are located
For anyone who may read this, it would be better to just use python. Batch is limited. Python is just as easy to learn, use, is often (not always, but often) installed on computers, and is hundreds of times more powerful.
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rewrite too short
The solution was a combination of the suggestions: 1) don't use ranges that are updated frequently; 2) use a single string variable and search that.
First, here is a generic example of one line of my data. The structure is the same for each line. The document is about 50 lines with different keywords. I need the groups that have the word DATA in them:
The first attempt to increase speed was to read each paragraph of the document into an array element. Each paragraph was one line of data for me due to document structure. I then searched each array element for the keyword and used character position and data length to extract data. This worked, and was faster the searching in the document, but it was still slow. Interestingly, the processing time per file varied wildly, between 10 seconds to over 2 minutes. I put some time tracking code in, and on average it was about 25% reading the document into the array, 75% extracting data, but this percentage also varied wildly. At one point I noticed in Task Manager that Word was using a lot of processor, so I thought I would close the document after reading it into the array which might speed things up. For reasons I don’t understand, when I implemented, the array data disappeared as soon as I closed the document. It was if the array existed in Word, even though the code was running in Excel.
The final code edit reads the entire document into a single string variable. The code then searches the string for the keyword and finds the character position where the keyword starts. It then uses a function to extract the data elements I need based off a relative character position from the keyword start and the data length (so if my data element starts 20 characters back from keyword start, the function is passed -20 as the relative position).
This method does the data extraction in less than 1 second. The speed limiter now is opening and closing each file. In total, I went from averaging about 1.5 minutes per file to about 10 seconds.
Sub ProcessWithString()
Dim WordApp As Object, WordDoc As Object
Dim strFile As String
Dim i As Integer
Dim shtData As Worksheet, shtTemp As Worksheet, shtYear As Worksheet
Dim strWholeDoc As String
Application.EnableEvents = False
Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
'Word session creation
Set WordApp = CreateObject("Word.Application")
'true to see it, false to not
WordApp.Visible = True
Set shtYear = Sheets("2024")
Set shtTemp = Sheets("temp data")
Set shtData = Worksheets("Data")
k = shtData.Cells(100000, 1).End(xlUp).Row + 1 'First row to output
iLastFile = shtYear.Range("A1").End(xlDown).Row
For i = 2 To iLastFile
'Fully pathed file name
strFile = shtYear.Cells(i, 1).Value
'open the .doc file
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
Set WordDoc = WordApp.Documents.Open(strFile)
Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:2"))
'read entire document into string variable
WordApp.Selection.WholeStory
strWholeDoc = WordApp.Selection
With shtData
'function GetDataElement arguments: 'string of entire document, Search term, data relative start pos, data length
.Range("Z" & k) = GetDataElement(strWholeDoc, "KEYWORD", -26, 10) 'data 1
.Range("AA" & k) = GetDataElement(strWholeDoc, "KEYWORD", 51, 7) 'data2
'repeat using the function for each keyword
End With
nexti:
k = k + 1
Application.StatusBar = i & " of " & iLastFile
shtData.Activate
WordDoc.Close (wdDoNotSaveChanges) 'Leaves app open
Set WordDoc = Nothing
Next i
WordApp.Quit
Set WordApp = Nothing
Application.EnableEvents = True
Application.Calculation = xlCalculationAutomatic
End Sub
Function GetDataElement(strWholeDoc, strSearchTerm, iRelStartLoc, iLength)
iKeyStart = InStr(strWholeDoc, strSearchTerm)
If iKeyStart <> 0 Then
GetDataElement = Mid(strWholeDoc, iKeyStart + iRelStartLoc, iLength)
Else
GetDataElement = "Not found"
End If
You should use job.commit() to successfully mark the job as completed. Calling sys.exit(0) alone will still result in the job being marked as "Failed", because Glue expects the script to finish with a call to job.commit() or otherwise run to normal completion.
If you're still seeing an error, could you provide the specific error message, that would help clarify exactly what you're running into.
I have ended up with three accounts. I can log into at least two of them, but can't get ANY support. I'm about to just put a block on my credit card since it is impossible to get any support. Always the same web page which doesn't even let you open a ticket...
It is integrated with Mautic (open source email marketing software) and it sends emails, but I need some support and can't open a ticket or find anyone to respond. Don't need to talk to anyone, just a few email questions and sendgrid is impossible to get ahold of
I got into this state by right-clicking on the tab-bar background and choosing "Tab Bar" > "Single Tab". You can't get back to "Multiple Tab" mode the same way because there's no tab-bar background in "Single Tab" mode.
the way back to "Multiple Tab" mode isn't hidden but it might not be the same place you left it from.
this issue was resolved for me with "View" > "Appearance" > "Tab Bar" > "Multiple Tab" (on MacOS)
Check if your OpenTelemetry Collector is still sending traces to Cloud logging, and check it is associated with the correct project.
Try to recreate the BigQuery dataset, this is where all your trace will go. Also delete the ‘Sink’, do this before re-creating, to break the existing link from Log Analytics to BigQuery
Reconnect OpenTelemetry to BigQuery, check if this send traces still set up to send data to BigQuery
Put the data back to BigQuery, and OpenTelemetry will sends traces to BigQuery, check your permission and you should be able to verify in Log Analytics
This still triggers a "too frequent alert" stop sometimes when the market moves extremely fast but for the most part, solves my problem. I had to set to 15 initially but it seems that 14 makes TradingView's limitation happier.
// === Array to store entry timestamps ===
var array<int> entryTimes = array.new_int()
// Detecting a new entry (when total closed + open increases)
var int lastTotalTrades = 0
currentTotalTrades = strategy.closedtrades + strategy.opentrades
if currentTotalTrades > lastTotalTrades
array.push(entryTimes, time)
lastTotalTrades := currentTotalTrades
lastTotalTrades
// Check 14th most recent trade
canTrade = true
if array.size(entryTimes) >= 14
timeOf14thLastTrade = array.get(entryTimes, array.size(entryTimes) - 14)
timeSince14thTrade = (time - timeOf14thLastTrade) / 1000 // in seconds
canTrade := timeSince14thTrade >= 180
canTrade
Can you share how your FusionAuth is configured for the application and the CORS settings for FusionAuth? Remember not to share any sensitive information.
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Add a collision layer to your tileset. Go to the tilemap, and under "physics layers", add a collision layer. Then you can click on the tileset -> paintbrush icon -> "collision layer 0" (the default name) and click the tiles to give them collision.
if I understand correctly, you are trying to execute dynamic code blocks depending on the input, correct? I don't know if it will solve your case, but take a look at the strategy pattern, it resolves conditions at runtime. If you can, leave more examples here.
I've also encountered this issue. I tried following the steps in the attached link in the response, but I ran into a problem with dependency versions. I would appreciate it if there's another way to solve this problem. Thank you very much!
I have written a small library myself with which DNS queries and updates can be carried out via DoH:
GitLab - dnsclient.js
You are also welcome to use my public DNS resolvers:
www.dremaxx.de
I have a Resume sheet thats shows the total of several worksheets.
In the resume sheet I have a cell with the list of branches of the company.
In every worksheet i have a cell with the list of branches, so with a =filter() I can see the details of the branch selected in the resume worksheet.
So I want that anytime I change the branch in any worksheet, all the other cells change it's value to the branch I select y any worksheet
I'm unsure where your data comes from, why it contains \n etc. Perhaps your problem is solved if instead of using columns and `text` you use the direct assignments of attributes to your string variable? Sth. like
for o in current do {
string objID = o."Absolute Number"
string objText = o."Object Text"
string objPrio = o."Priority"
…
file <<"\n" objID "," "\"" objText "\"" "," "\"" objPrio "\"" …
if this does not work, please post an example of your data.
Why http Host header is required to be sent can be understood by how Google Sites works.
Google sites allows us to create and then host static websites for free. But by default the site is hosted at sites.google.com. But Google Sites allows users to give the hosted site their own custom domain name and that too for free i.e I can enter www.mywebsite.com and the site created & hosted by google sites will open.
So do you think for every custom domain name, Google is going to provide an IPv4 address and host your site there for free?
No it doesn't work like that and this is where Host header comes into play.
When we set custom domain in Google Sites settings, it gives us an IPv4 address and we have to register this address with a DNS service provider against our purchased domain name.
So when user enters domain name in the browser, its IP address is resolved to that shared by the Google.
Browser sends http request to that IP address along with the host header as 'mywebsite.com'.
At the server/gateway, appropriate website is returned depending on the host header.
So one IP address is able to host multiple websites.
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The above correctly explains how Host name is useful except that this is not how google sites actually work. One IP address can't host a million websites. How it works is a different answer.
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I was able to use a regex search in vs code to modify the output from pip freeze and find/replace with an empty string.
==[0-9.]+
The application I needed this for was an old app that was written in python 3.5 which work is making me update to run in 3.13 for future proofing. Many module versions weren't compatible from the default freeze.
Voximplant is releasing the update to move from the Experimental version of the Live API to the latest one (Preview) and the code specified above should work with it, just don’t forget to check the docs and remove all references to Experimental version
I tried both the below scripts, but i can see the new blank output file generated with no records. Can someone help with me with the working code as i am new to windows scripting.
@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set inputCSV=%1
set outputCSV=%2
(for /f "tokens=*" %%a IN (%inputCSV%) DO (
set column=0
set "line="
for %%i in ( %%a ) do (
set /a column+=1
set value=%%~i
if !column!==4 (
if "!value!"=="" set "value=0"
)
set "line=!line!,"!value!""
)
echo !line:~1!
))>%outputCSV%
@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set inputCSV=%1
set outputCSV=%2
(for /f "tokens=1-4,* delims=," %%a IN (%inputCSV%) DO (
if "%%d"=="""" (set "value="000"") else (set "value=%%d")
echo %%a,%%b,%%c,!value!,%%e
))>%output.csv
Recently ran into this issue as well. My problem is that I want to apply the same piped commands to multiple files. I ended up getting away with a simple shell loop. In case helpful:
for file in $(<command_that_produces_list_of_files_of_interest>); do
grep " 287 " $file | grep HI | xargs sed -i 's/HIS/HID/g' ;
done
For me, I just needed to add "python.analysis.extraPaths": ["${workspaceFolder}/modules"] to the <projectroot>/.vscode/settings.json file.
Note that pylint CLI was not showing this error, only VSCode
Good ol' close VS down and open it back up again worked for me... pretty incredible that you can get the "ctrl-K, ctrl-D command (Format Document) is not available here" when you have a json file open one minute, close down VS, reopen the json and ctrl-K ctrl-D works.
The reason why you are getting the error: ‘operation cannot write within the same region aws-eu-west-1’ is because of the limitation of the BigQuery Omni in AWS S3.
BigQuery Omni only allows querying data stored in external systems like AWS S3 but does not support writing back to that external source. The workaround is you can write or insert data to BigQuery and manage it in BigQuery then export it back to AWS S3. Please be mindful also of the cost the will incur in writing the data to BigQuery and you must have the necessary IAM permission to read in your AWS S3 bucket.
RESOLVED: (1) with only Nodejs Buildpack installed, getting error referenced in question, (2) Added Ruby Buildpack, as suggested, (2) git push successful, however git push heroku main failed with errors about yarn installation and suggestion that I add an empty yarn.lock file, which I did, [ An aside / FYI, the fail re the yarn installation's location led me to this thread, however, it wasn't the issue: https://github.com/yarnpkg/berry/issues/5380 ], (3) git push successful, however git push heroku main failed because I had a package-lock.json & a yarn.lock file. Here is the obscure Heroku help page that resolved it: https://help.heroku.com/0KU2EM53/why-is-my-node-js-build-failing-because-of-conflicting-lock-files After removing the package-lock.json file and adding it to .gitignore, my Heroku build is successful and deploys correctly. Bottom-line: Conflicting package.json and yarn lock file, NOT a ruby issue.
Did you go to preferences, under Run and try to add your extension?
