@CoderForHire Thank you for the security reminder - you're absolutely right! I'm already getting the UserId from the server-side JWT token via IHttpContextAccessor, never from client input. That was a concern I had from the beginning.
and your question: "What would you use the navigation entities for?"
The user information (CreatedBy/ModifiedBy names) is displayed in:
+product detail pages - showing "Created by John Doe on 2024-01-15"
+admin audit logs - tracking who made changes
+history/activity feeds - "Product 'iPhone 15' was updated by Jane Smith"
so yes, I do need to display this information, but not on every query - only on detail views and admin pages, given that:
+I only need this info for detail views (not list views)
+my current approach with separate queries is working fine in production
+the BaseEntity pattern is already established in my codebase
I think I'll stick with my current approach (Option 2) - querying users separately when needed. The extra 1-2 queries for detail views seem acceptable compared to adding navigation properties to every entity that inherits BaseEntity.
I traced the issue to an outdated version of styled-components that wasn’t compatible with React 19. After upgrading it to the latest version, everything worked again.
For context: I upgraded to React 19 first while still on React Native 0.77 (which was using React 18), before moving up to a newer React Native version. I’ll double-check the rest of the dependencies for React 19 compatibility as well.
I'm not a PDF specialist and I work with "client goods".
We are required to have this type of form and I would have liked to inject data into it from my application, rather than filling it out manually. However, the signature part prevents me from automatically filling out XDP section B.
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You can hide access to the organisation settings by adding users to the Project-Scoped-User group. Needs to be enabled as a preview feature. See the section "Restrict user visibility to organization and project information" at the following link
groupValue is not actually used inside the _buildRadioButton widget. onChanged is passed because it’s needed for the InkWell tap handling — I’m using InkWell to keep the current UI design and control the tap area.
It turned out that when in full debug mode, FastMM never releases the used memory back to the OS. The memory is released back into the unallocated memory pool and re-used internally (by your program) when needed, but never back to Windows.
I don't know whether your SDK is a dynamic library or a static library. If it is a static library, you can use addresses to filter the addresses in the crash stack. If it is a dynamic library, you can filter by image name. As for the initialization location you mentioned, it can definitely be initiated in the API of your SDK. If your API is not called, there is no need to worry about crashes occurring inside your SDK at all.
The manual dark mode toggle allows users to switch between light and dark themes, while by default, the website automatically follows the system’s color scheme for seamless user experience.
How it will solve my problem? I expect to pass the string to a method it may either hex code string or named color string and it should return the color.
From my own experience, modern lightweight tools usually feel much smoother than traditional ones like TestRail when accessing logs. I haven’t used Tuskr extensively, but Quase’s UI and run-log loading have typically been quick for small QA teams. It also helps that you can link results to tickets without heavy setup. If your priority is minimal maintenance and fast execution workflows, tools built for smaller teams tend to perform better long-term.
Thank you very much, woxxom, for your always knowledgeable answers.
Can you predict that navigation will occur from the content script and wake up the background script by sending a message? This will require you to run a content script in arguably every web page and frame, so it will consume megabytes for users with many tabs which is much more wasteful than keeping the background script alive.
Hmm, that gives me an idea. In fact, clicks on such intercepted URLs only occur on pages of the same domain, and I already insert a content script into all pages of such domains for other reasons. So I could simply send heartbeat messages from the content scripts to the background script to keep it alive only when pages from such domains are open, and the background script could then go inactive when no such pages are open. In this case, I can register the listener asynchronously only for the relevant URLs. That should work and be a reasonable compromise, right?
I see a similar use case in WECG suggestion #908, so it would make sense to open an issue there
I don't think it's quite the same issue. It addresses other issues that I also have/had, such as that there are no DNR events in no-dev mode, which I think is another major shortcoming, or that I didn't want the ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT error page to be displayed when a request is blocked. The browser should just do nothing.
I ended up using the redirect rule to redirect requests to a public 204 ‘no content’ endpoint for the ‘block’ and listening for the onHeadersReceived event for that redirect URL to be notified when a ‘block’ occurred. It’s again a hack, but it works...
but many important use cases have been crippled or completely destroyed for years going forward until a better alternative is devised in the API, if ever.
One more thing not mentioned here before - Windows 11 has "Smart App Control", starting from 22H2. If enabled, app may just fail to load unsigned DLLs and you will get "Part of this app has been blocked" notification from Windows.
I’m experiencing the same issue. I recommend creating a corresponding report in Google’s official Issue Tracker and following up there for better tracking.
Please explain the broader context here; for example, by "ingredient" do you mean literally something for a food-recipe, or is that a more abstract term for a component part of your system? (And if so, then please tell us what your system actually does).
Also, please edit your post to include the full definitions of createDomainObject, InventoryItemKind, DomainTypes, NamedCoreModel, CoreModel, IsPerishable, and IsIngredient.
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Is this solution viable? I cannot achieve the required result using this approach. The FontFamily object for WPF is successfully created, however, when I apply the font to a control, the text rendering does not change.
Thanks for the advice!
The goal was to make pinch-to-zoom enlarge everything (text included) while keeping the layout reflowed, so users with poor vision could see all content at once without horizontal scrolling. But I get now that changing native pinch behavior—especially for accessibility—can cause more harm than good
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The NCI_UNQ_001_PO_Concept_Status index on the Orders table is ready and active, so it has protected your data from duplication.
The error message "Cannot insert duplicate key row in object 'dbo.Orders' ..." means that you tried to insert data into the Orders table from somewhere and this index did not allow it - very correctly. So, look for duplication in the source table.
My end goal is I wanted is the transparent overlay should move like user can customise according to their need like make it small or big and how its working when user move the container left it gets small and when right it gets large in width and same for up and down
Great insights in this article!
It made me think about measuring human performance beyond traditional analytics.
I recently tried a simple reaction time test online, and it was surprisingly accurate: https://reactfasttest.com/
Could be a fun way to complement performance tracking.
Did you try doing as it said and padding the audio with at least 100ms of silence (preferably more, around 1 second)? Also, how long are your files? Whisper doesn't work so great on shorter files
UPLOAD_FOLDER='app/static/uploads/profiles'
allowed_extensions={'png','jpg','jpeg','gif','webp'}
def allowed_file(filename):
return '.' in filename and \
filename.rsplit('.',1)[1].lower() in allowed_extensions
Alternatively to NASM you can try my assembly tutorial.
You will need a plain-text editor and €ASM (no linker is neccessary) and you can create programs for 16, 32 or 64-bit Windows and Linux.
The solution is to remove the annotation on the implementation (Defined Locally) and just to keep the annotation on method signature in interface (Defined in Hierarchy). Now, it is only executing once.
The issue is dependent on the audio hardware and, more specifically, its driver.The "mute" function is implemented differently by the audio driver on different systems.
To fix this, replace the generic Microsoft driver with the official one from your laptop's manufacturer. This driver is designed for your specific hardware and is much more likely to implement muting in a way that allows loopback capture to work.
''' I just fixed this in my own code base. I've already wasted too much of my life trying to paste code without my entire post becoming a code box, so stackoverflow doesn't get an explanation. Ask ChatGPT I guess.'''
from dataclasses import dataclass
# Parent code
@dataclass
class _Parent:
name: str
age: int
def print_name(self):
print(self.name)
def print_age(self):
print(self.age)
def print_id(self):
print(f'The Name is {self.name} and {self.name} is {self.age} year old')
@dataclass
class Parent(_Parent):
ugly: bool = False
@dataclass
class _Child(_Parent):
school: str
@dataclass
class Child(Parent, _Child):
ugly: bool = True
jack = Parent('jack snr', 32, ugly=True)
jack_son = Child('jack jnr', 12, school = 'havard', ugly=True)
jack.print_id()
jack_son.print_id()
RSS does not have an official list of allowed HTML tags. Only properly formatted XML is required by the RSS specification; HTML can be included as escaped text or CDATA inside <description> or content:encoded.
I would like assistance with this. Aurora has worked fine on most previous occasions, but it's now behaving as you've described. guess as to my cause: i have a tor browser open, among others. (Cannot close it at the moment.) offering in case this provides some insight into something that people's various programs might functionally have in common.
Go to the run script in your xcode and in your shell after the build just add your --dart-define like below.
/bin/sh "$FLUTTER_ROOT/packages/flutter_tools/bin/xcode_backend.sh" build --dart-define-from-file=env/config.json
Somehow it happens to me right now. I'm using VS Code (v1.106.2) + SQL Server extension (ms-mssql.mssql / v1.37.0). I figured the issue is that once you save the query script into a file, all the DB buttons will disappear. So it's likely an issue of the extension. Make sense?
The version of the VSCode is:
Version: 1.106.2 (Universal)
For those that have tried all the methods (vercel.json, options allowlist under vercel deployment protection) and still unable to resolve. Another possible reason is due to vercel authentication under deployment protection. Turning it off solve my issue, still trying to figure out the proper way to have it on and make it work.
You need a "staging area"; or staging database; that is neither "A" or "B". You have a transaction that needs to "credit" inventory and "debit" the recipient; once the transaction is "approved" (and "posted"). At which time, stock could have been depleted (for whatever reason) before the transaction is approved (necessitating a roll-back versus a commit).
Yo he encontrado el siguiente código algo mejor si quiere añadir fecha y si el autor es más largo de ancho que el sidebar ensi, hará que no se solape la segunda linea de autor con la fecha (ya que saltará a la segunda línea el autor)
setTimeout(function(){
var au = document.querySelector("p.authors, h4.author");
var dt = document.querySelector("p.date, h4.date");
var sb = document.querySelector("#toc");
if (!sb) sb = document.querySelector(".toc-wrapper");
if (sb && (au || dt)) {
var footer = document.createElement("div");
$(footer).css({
position: 'absolute',
bottom: '20px',
left: '20px',
right: '20px',
width: 'auto'
});
sb.appendChild(footer);
if (au) {
$(au).appendTo(footer);
$(au).css({
position: 'static',
marginBottom: '5px',
fontWeight: 'bold',
lineHeight: '1.2',
color: 'inherit'
});
}
if (dt) {
$(dt).appendTo(footer);
$(dt).css({
position: 'static',
fontSize: '0.85em',
opacity: '0.7',
marginTop: '0',
color: 'inherit'
});
}
}
}, 500);
@Pham even with DDD, still the problem exists. The user will use the interface with UI applications as well so that needs to be shared, the model is inevitable for the backend. The DTO is required for validations etc, It can be done with an interface in the controller but there cannot be validations attached.
Now If I have to add/remove/update any property. I have to touch 3 files, The interface, model and the DTO
In your samples, the Repeater and Section seem to be siblings. By default, $get and $set are scoped to the Repeater, and references outside of the repeater aren't available with the syntax you're using. If you want to reference the sibling Section, you'll need to use ../ to jump out and in of the proper scope. Check out the docs here. That should clear up your situation and get it working.
I have been able to take Tushar's answer to a next level where one may delete comments and also draw and highlight existing comments onload, using a saved json string, let say from a database.
Unity shows destroyed objects as "null" , but they aren’t real C# nulls.
Unity’s (==) operator only works if the compiler knows the type is UnityEngine.Object.
In your class, "T" isn’t constrained, so C# uses a normal comparison that’s why list[i] == null returns false.
A clustered index determines the physical order of data in a table. The table data itself is stored in the leaf nodes of the index, meaning the table is the index.
Key characteristics:
Only one per table (since data can only be physically sorted one way)
Faster for range queries and sequential access
The primary key creates a clustered index by default in SQL Server
Inserting rows in non-sequential order can cause page splits and fragmentation
Non-Clustered Index
A non-clustered index is a separate structure from the table data. The leaf nodes contain the index key values plus a pointer (row locator) back to the actual data row.
Key characteristics:
You can have multiple per table (up to 999 in SQL Server)
Contains a copy of indexed columns plus a reference to the base table
Requires an extra lookup to fetch non-indexed columns (unless using a covering index)
Great for columns frequently used in WHERE clauses or JOINs
You asked "Should I add navigation properties to access the ApplicationUser who created/modified each entity?"
My question to you is - what would you use the navigation entities for? Would that user information be displayed somewhere or logged out? If there's a need for it, then yes, create them. If you're not going to display or log the info, then why create them?
Thanks to @d4zed and @JonasH, I have a coloured image appearin!
The answer was twofold. In the code I posted, the "rgbx" needed to be replaced with "bgrx", and the PixelFormat needed to be extracted from the bitmap itself. This gives:
to display the image. This displays a greyscale image (yes, the documentation says this. I just didn't read it very well. My bad (and dumb name for a method)).
Apple seems fixed issue with NSScrollPocket visibility in macOS 26.1 release. Below are the screenshots of the same App made on macOS 26.0.1 and macOS 26.1:
in powershell, put the data into a variable, then you can do anything with it
write-host,out-host, write-file into a text file, whatever. you struggle because you're using "old thinking". took me a while to get out of that mode. stop using >>. thats not real powershell. do better!
I had this same problem and appreciated a way to fix it, but it didn't solve the problem on a global scale. So, after doing the clear contents and all, I tested if it would work going forward by adding a new column. It did seem to prevent new columns from having this problem, which is lovely. However, I didn't want to have this happen ever again, and I use calculated columns a lot. When testing, a little box appeared floating just below the column header. When clicked, it had several options to control the Autocorrect behavior.
If you open AutoCorrect options, on the AutoFormat as You Type tab, the last item (in 365) is "Fill formulas in tables to create calculated columns." Unchecking this should prevent the creation of columns with unintended formulas. You can also access the options by clicking the following steps: File tab, Options at the bottom of the list, Proofing in the popout menu, the AutoCorrect options under the AutoCorrect Options header.
I'm adding this note simply because I would never have guessed AutoCorrect was at the bottom of this.
I ran into the same problem with IntelliJ’s terminal. The default theme can make some text hard to read, especially the pale yellow on white.
What worked for me was going to Settings → Tools → Terminal → Colors and adjusting the text color there. You can also tweak ANSI colors if certain outputs are still hard to see. Just make a copy of your current scheme first so you can revert if needed.
After that, the terminal became much easier to read without changing the rest of the IDE theme.
