After a bit of a pause on this issue, I managed to create another macro that inserts the non-breaking space into a caption that is placed below a table. This would typically be used for Figures that according to ISO/IEC rules have their caption below the figure, whereas for a Table it is placed above.

    ActiveDocument.Tables.Add Range:=Selection.Range, NumRows:=2, NumColumns:= _
        4, DefaultTableBehavior:=wdWord9TableBehavior, AutoFitBehavior:= _
        wdAutoFitFixed
    With Selection.Tables(1)
        ...
        ...
    End With

    Selection.InsertCaption Label:=wdCaptionFigure, Title:=" " + ChrW(8212) + " My figute title", Position:=wdCaptionPositionBelow, ExcludeLabel:=0
    Selection.MoveStart Unit:=wdLine, Count:=-1
    Set rng = Selection.Range
    ActiveDocument.Range(rng.Start + Len("Figure"), rng.Start + Len("Figure") + 1).Text = ChrW(160)
    
    Selection.MoveStart Unit:=wdLine, Count:=1

Compared to the earlier code I now use Label:=wdCaptionFigure or Label:= wdCaptionTable to set the label type. My question now is if there is a way to find out, for example via the Len operation the length of the generated label depending on the given WdCaptionLabelID enumeration parameter, instead of using Len("Figure") or Len("Table").

Thanks

Thanks for the attention, everyone!

Selecting the Local Config option from the Configs dropdown was the step i missed.

You can create a filter with this content : -author:app/dependabot AND is:unread

Your code is well written -
The issue may be in your "real app", if your server is standard synchronous server that runs with one worker - you are creating bottleneck, as your server can handle one task each time.
you send 5 requests concurrently, but your server put them in queue, and serve one request each time (even if your server is async). do you use time.sleep() in your server?

SSIS error Invalid Bracketing of name error
Example incoming source column is: [incl. Taxes (USD)]

Fix: [incl# Taxes (USD)]

When viewing the source the fields comes in as [incl# Taxes (USD)]

is it not doable at all without pgf?

Define a Fallback Locale. Media Entries need 1 image per locale (see image). If you don't set the Fallback Locale for 'uk' it simply returns empty. Other option is to go into your Media Entries and upload the same or different image for 'uk'.

Settings -> Locale -> Fallback Locale

After you set up the Fallback Locale there will be a little reference icon next to your uk media entry and the payload will have fields again :)

without fallback and separate locale image:

with fallback locale set:

Thanks, @burki. Since i struggled a bit myself with referencing the certificate, here my working gitlab-ci.yml:

include:
  - remote: "https://gitlab.com/renovate-bot/renovate-runner/-/raw/v24.0.0/templates/renovate.gitlab-ci.yml"

variables:
  SELF_SIGNED_CERTIFICATE_PATH: "${CI_PROJECT_DIR}/certificates/my-cert.pem"

renovate:
  variables:
    NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS: $SELF_SIGNED_CERTIFICATE_PATH
    GIT_SSL_CAINFO: $SELF_SIGNED_CERTIFICATE_PATH

You can try changing FormDataContext.client.ts to FormDataContext.tsx but still keep the "use client" at the top of your components. This shows that this is a client component, instead of the extension of .client.tsx

When using Firebase BoM , Android Studio won't highlight newer BoM versions because:

• BoM is treated as a platform dependency (version aggregator), not a direct library
• The IDE's dependency checker prioritizes visible library updates over BoM updates
• It still knows about newer versions, but requires manual triggering

Solution

1. Manually check for updates

2. Verify connectivity:

   • Ensure you're using a recent Android Studio version (Flamingo+)
   • Sync Gradle files (File > Sync Project with Gradle Files)
   • Check you're not offline in Gradle settings (Preferences > Build, Execution, Deployment > Gradle)

3. For automatic checks: add this to your gradle.properties

   android.dependencyUpdateChecker=enabled
   

Install and set Prettier as default formatter then Create .prettierrc file in your root directory and put this

 {
  "overrides": [
    {
      "files": "*.hbs",
      "options": {
        "parser": "html"
      }
    }
  ]
}

It will automatically format when you save the .hbs file.

Here is a quick solution that you could optimize further:

pairs <- Map(\(x,y) rbind(combn(gsub(" ", "", strsplit(x, ";")[[1]]), 2), y), df$authors, df$type)

The list pairs can be converted back to a data.frame:

library(dplyr)
as.data.frame(t(do.call(cbind, pairs))) |>
  count(V1, V2, y)

The issue with my earlier approach was that I was treating `DynaPathRecorder` as a **helper class**, when it is actually a **shared class**.

**Helper class:** A helper class is injected into the application classloader so that it can access all classes loaded by that classloader — and vice versa.

**Shared class:** A shared class is one that needs to be accessible across multiple classloaders. One way to achieve this, it should be loaded by the **boot classloader**.

In my previous setup, my `InstrumentationModule` implemented the `isHelperClass()` and `getAdditionalHelperClassNames()` methods, which marked `DynaPathRecorder` as a helper class. When the OpenTelemetry agent detected it as a helper, it injected it into the application classloader instead of delegating loading to the boot classloader.

In my updated setup, I removed the implementations of `isHelperClass()` and `getAdditionalHelperClassNames()`. As a result, the OpenTelemetry agent now delegates the loading of `DynaPathRecorder` to the boot classloader, which resolves the issue.

It is translatable, indirectly. The fields maintained in the Launchpad Designer or the Launchpad App Manager are only default values. The fields of dynamic tiles can be overwritten by the service, which returns the number (see link below). That means, that you could return the field numberUnit depending on the login language of the user (e.g. as text-field).

See SAP Help (latest)
https://help.sap.com/docs/ABAP_PLATFORM_NEW/a7b390faab1140c087b8926571e942b7/be50c9a40b504083a7c75baaa02a85fa.html?locale=en-US&version=LATEST

You can try vscode extension Terminal File Navigator (released on vscode extensions market) This extension allows you to browse multiple folders and jump to the selected directory or copy the file/folder path.

🚀 Features

• 🌟 Visual File Browser: Navigate your terminal directories effortlessly within VSCode.

• 🏗️ Multi-Root Workspace Support: Seamlessly browse files across multiple project roots.

• ⚡ Quick Navigation: Instantly switch terminal directories using the side bar.

• 📂 Path Retrieval Made Easy: Copy file or folder paths with a single click for terminal operations.

• NOTE: It is still under development. You can contact me to report issues.

The "Using fallback deterministic coder for type X" warning means the type hint

.with_output_types((Tuple[MessageKey, Message]))

is being lost somewhere.

I reproduced this and found that the type hint is not properly propagated in https://github.com/apache/beam/blob/9612583296abc9004f4d5897d3a71fc2a9f052bb/sdks/python/apache_beam/transforms/combiners.py#L962.

This should be fixed in an upcoming release, thanks for reporting the issue.

In the meantime you can still use this transform even with the "Using fallback deterministic coder for type X" warning, it just wont use the custom coder you defined.

Getting the same error, is this still not fixed?

from docx import Document
from docx.shared import Pt, RGBColor
from docx.enum.text import WD_PARAGRAPH_ALIGNMENT

# Criar documento
doc = Document()

# Função para adicionar título
def add_title(text):
    p = doc.add_paragraph()
    run = p.add_run(text)
    run.bold = True
    run.font.size = Pt(20)
    run.font.color.rgb = RGBColor(31, 78, 121)  # Azul escuro
    p.alignment = WD_PARAGRAPH_ALIGNMENT.CENTER
    doc.add_paragraph()

# Função para adicionar subtítulo
def add_subtitle(text):
    p = doc.add_paragraph()
    run = p.add_run(text)
    run.bold = True
    run.font.size = Pt(14)
    run.font.color.rgb = RGBColor(0,0,0)
    doc.add_paragraph()

# Função para adicionar parágrafo normal
def add_paragraph(text):
    p = doc.add_paragraph(text)
    p.paragraph_format.space_after = Pt(6)

# Conteúdo do folheto
add_title("🛑 INSTRUÇÕES AOS MOTORISTAS")

add_subtitle("USO OBRIGATÓRIO DE EPI")
add_paragraph("Para garantir a segurança nas dependências da empresa, é obrigatório o uso dos seguintes Equipamentos de Proteção Individual (EPIs):")
add_paragraph("• Capacete de segurança\n• Calça comprida\n• Bota de segurança")
add_paragraph("O motorista deve permanecer sempre próximo ao veículo, evitando circular em áreas restritas às operações.")

add_subtitle("CIRCULAÇÃO E CONDUTA")
add_paragraph("• É proibido o trânsito de motoristas e acompanhantes em áreas operacionais sem autorização.\n"
              "• Caso haja familiar ou terceiro acompanhando o motorista, não é permitido que circule nas dependências da empresa.\n"
              "• Roupas inadequadas (bermudas, chinelos, camisetas regatas, etc.) não são permitidas nas áreas de operação.\n"
              "• Mantenha uma postura segura e siga sempre as orientações da equipe da empresa.")

add_subtitle("BANHEIRO PARA USO DE TERCEIROS")
add_paragraph("Banheiro disponível para uso de visitantes e motoristas em frente ao galpão C.\n"
              "Por gentileza, preserve a limpeza e a organização do ambiente após o uso.")

add_paragraph("A segurança é responsabilidade de todos.\n"
              "O cumprimento destas orientações é essencial para a integridade física e o bom andamento das atividades.")

# Salvar documento
doc.save("Folheto_Motoristas.docx")

on Android 12+ not work.
there is solution?

There is another approach for a readonly direct override. @Mostafa Fakhraei did it via a data descriptor - value and a writable flag). There is accessor descriptor - getter & setter. It is:

Object.defineProperty(queue, "CHUNK_SIZE", {
  get: () => 1,
})

Then the result will look like

it('should return true for chunk_size 1', async () => {
  Object.defineProperty(queue, "CHUNK_SIZE", { get: () => 1 })

  const actual = await queue.post({ action: 'UPDATE' });
  expect(actual).toBeTruthy();
});

No setter and only getter to be readonly.

More details about the Object.defineProperty() including enumerable, configurable flags are here.

The process for linking an additional terminology server into the IG Publisher infrastructure can be found here: https://confluence.hl7.org/spaces/FHIR/pages/79515265/Publishing+terminology+to+the+FHIR+Ecosystem

have you solved the problem?

I ran into some problems with python dependencies conflict when do the same thing as you, feel frustrating.

I found the issue.
By default, in WebInitializer, the setServletConfig() method should return null so that the application context is used.
Otherwise, if you explicitly point to a class annotated with @EnableWebMvc, you must rescan the components using @ComponentScan; if you don’t, the components will only be defined in the application context and won’t be accessible to the servlet context.
This can make the logs quite confusing and tricky to debug

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Lemonade Stand</title>
<meta charset="utf-8">
</head>
<body style="background-color:white">
<title>Mission 002645</title>
<h1 style="font-family:impact;color:teal">What do you want to be when you grow up?</h1>
<p style="font-family:cursive ;color:coral">I want to be an explorer! I want to travel to the Amazon rainforest and find the animals and birds there. I want to explore ancient ruins and foreign temples. I want to brave the unknown.</p>
<h1 style="font-family:impact ;color:teal">What is your dream?</h1>
<p style="font-family:cursive ;color:coral">My dream is to travel to exotic lands. I want to try new foods, meet unique people, and try crazy things. I want to experience the world.</p>
<h1 style="font-family:impact ;color:teal">What is your plan</h1>
<p style="font-family:cursive ;color: coral">My plan to achieve my dreams is to get a good education. After I learn as much as I can about the world, I will get a meaningful job that can help support my travel expenses.</p>
</body>
</html>

am facing same issue

NSClassFromString(@"RNMapsGoogleMapView") and NSClassFromString(@"RNMapsGooglePolygonView") both are returning nil values 

Environment:
RN - 0.81.4
Xcode - 26.0.1

Anyone finds solution please post here TIA

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</script>

This is the expeced behavior, when defining groups.

A generic sensor name is more of a broad category than a specific model. Think of terms like temperature sensor, proximity sensor, pressure sensor, humidity sensor and light sensor. You can find a wide variety of dependable sensors over at EnrgTech.

I believe the reason it's these exact numbers, is because of shadows. Shadows are part of the window, so instead of scalling the "fake window" up to fit the shadows (ehich are 8 left, 8 right, 9 bottom I believe), it scales your window down to fit them.

i have this code in my YML file you can try it

- name: Increment version
  run: |
    sed -i "s/versionCode .*/versionCode ${{ github.run_number }}/" app/build.gradle
    sed -i "s/versionName \".*\"/versionName \"2.2.${{ github.run_number }}\"/" app/build.gradle

here's a shell script that you can run to wait for the build to be done

=LET(
  _data, $A$1:$B$14,
  _months, SEQUENCE($D$1,1,1,1),
  _dates, DATE(2025, _months, 1),
  _monthVals,
     MAP(
       _dates,
       LAMBDA(d,
         SUMIFS(
           INDEX(_data,,2),
           INDEX(_data,,1), d
         )
       )
     ),
  VSTACK(_dates, _monthVals)
)

Hi have you found a solution for this issue?

I get the error - "Query group can't be treated as query spec. Use JpaSelectCriteria#getQueryPart to access query group details"

Ionic doesn’t natively support smartwatch development since it’s focused on mobile and web apps. The Cordova plugin you found (cordova-plugin-watch) only works for iOS and isn’t actively maintained.For Apple Watch, you’d need a native WatchKit extension that communicates with your Ionic app via a custom Cordova or Capacitor plugin. For Wear OS, there’s no direct plugin; the common approach is to build a small native watch app (in Kotlin/Java) that syncs data with your Ionic app through an API or Bluetooth. In short, there’s no single cross-platform plugin for both watches; you’ll need native bridges for each platform.

So you need to intercept a login flow, block it, do some stuff, then let it resumes, without doing the authentication yourself.

You can try implementing a subauthentication package, which is basically a simplified authentication package.

You will need to implement the different callbacks described here.

• Msv1_0SubAuthenticationFilter
• Msv1_0SubAuthenticationRoutine
• Msv1_0SubAuthenticationRoutineEx
• Msv1_0SubAuthenticationRoutineGeneric

You can find a basic example in the microsoft classic samples

onPressed: () { runApp(MyApp()); }

I tried to run this code. and got succeed

Use M-x org-copy-visible is the modern solution

Finlay we found where the problem was and it was WAF. I've found this when once the problem occurs on my working laptop and noticed that problem occurs only if I'm not connected to company VPN. Otherwise firewall was editing served files.

Thank you @Andrei for your replies.

Looking at the docs for pylint 4.0.1 there is no message and no check for unnecessary assignments like in your example.

I'd advise you to message a feature request to the creators of pylint.

Removing all the cookies (e.g. via Firefox / inspect / storage) solved the problem for me.

I doubt that it is ever really needed to have empty default shared preferences. Maybe you should explain what you really want to achieve.

If you only want to know if preferences don't contain any of your settings you could write your own isEmpty() where you check for bg_startup_tracing if sharedPreferencesInstance.getAll().size() is 1.

QSplitter.setSizes in the code worked well. But expect setting large values, for example, for me [350, 1] worked as scale 5 to 1.

I think your best bet (if you are set on this pattern) is to wrap your wrapper, providing the type hint again:

from typing import Annotated, Any

from pydantic import (
    BaseModel, ValidationError, ValidationInfo,
    ValidatorFunctionWrapHandler, WrapValidator
)


def wrap_with_type(type_):
    def wrapper(value: Any,
                handler: ValidatorFunctionWrapHandler,
                info: ValidationInfo) -> Any:
        try:
            return handler(value)
        except ValidationError as e:
            # Custom error handling where I want to know the expected type.
            # I'm looking for something like this:
            if type_ == str:
                # Do something
            elif type_ == int | bool:
                # Do something else
            else:
                raise

    return WrapValidator(wrapper)


class MyModel(BaseModel):
    foo: Annotated[str, wrap_with_type(str)]


class AnotherModel(BaseModel):
    bar: Annotated[int | bool, wrap_with_type(int | bool)]

That will allow you to do what you want, but it comes with costs: your code is less readable, and there's now redundant information in your class definition. It might be worth rethinking your design to separate your validator into one for each of the expected types. Without a RME, it is hard to offer another solution. I'd be happy to help work something out though.

If it's any consolation, I am surprised this isn't something you could grab during validation. Consider delving into the project's source code to see if there's a contribution to be made!

It will only work if you have a named volume

correct. but you can specify where that named volume is stored on the host:

volumes:
  appconfig:
    name: myapp_config
    driver: local
    driver_opts:
        type: none
        device: "/some/path/on/host"  # location on host IF driver:local & type:none
        o: bind

The issue you have seems very similar to mine, which is answered in https://scicomp.stackexchange.com/questions/45262/m2m-in-python-using-scipy-sph-harm-y

The TLDR:
You must include a factor $ \sqrt{\frac{4 \pi}{2n +1}}$ in ALL the function (P2M, M2M and potential evaluation) to keep the normalization consistent.

If anyone else finds this issue, the solution was to wrap the returnd bytes_ in a BytesIO buffer.

C# ClosedXML efficiently applies conditional formatting, but performance can slow with large cell ranges. Optimize by minimizing style rules, using ranges smartly, and batching updates for faster, smoother Excel processing.

There’s a sign mistake in your formula, and you’re comparing row-level calculations instead of aggregated ones.
The correct formula is:

(m1 + m2 - m3) / m2

If you’re calculating it row by row, you need to use a weighted average to match Snowflake’s result.

You have a small syntax error - there’s an extra colon after sh:minCount.
Change sh:minCount: 1 ; to sh:minCount 1 ;
For reference, https://www.w3.org/TR/shacl/#MinCountConstraintComponent
You should see "Unsupported SHACL feature detected sh:minCount:" in the GraphDB logs as a hint.

Very confusing, I think AWS still doesn't unify their wording yet.

A shard (in the API and CLI, a node group) is a hierarchical arrangement of nodes, each wrapped in a cluster.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonElastiCache/latest/dg/CacheNodes.NodeGroups.html
AWS historical picture calling nodes <-> clusters equivalent
So the API documentation page now is using "nodes" instead of "clusters", but IMO that adds even more confusion reading through this parameter :

NumCacheClusters

The number of clusters this replication group initially has.

A Valkey or Redis OSS (cluster mode disabled) replication group is a collection of nodes, where one of the nodes is a read/write primary and the others are read-only replicas. Writes to the primary are asynchronously propagated to the replicas.

Thanks for your reply! I tried it myself, but it doesn't work :(

I get this error message:

A mapping key must be a quoted string, a number, a name, or an expression enclosed in parentheses (unexpected token “operator” of value “%”.

Here's what I did:

        <div class="map">           
            {{ ux_map(                
                center : [47.65, 1.50],
                zoom: 7,
                markers = [],
                {% for signalement in signalements %} 
                    {% set markers = markers|merge([{
                        'position' : [signalement.structure.latitude, signalement.structure.longitude],
                        'title' : signalement.structure.nom
                    }])
                    %}
                {% endfor %}
                attributes: {
                    class: 'mapimap',
                    style: 'height: 35rem; width: 30rem',
                }) 
            }}
        </div>

Or maybe I didn't understand the reply correctly or used it wrong :(

AngularJS is purely a front-end framework, built on JavaScript for creating dynamic, single-page applications. It sometimes feels like a backend tool because it handles routing, data binding, and component logic — but everything it does happens in the browser. For your stack, using Angular (or its modern version, Angular) on the front end and PHP or Node.js on the backend is totally fine — it depends on your project’s architecture and your team’s expertise. When building scalable systems, remember that off-the-shelf software often doesn’t fully meet unique business needs. That’s where custom development shines — tailored solutions align perfectly with workflows, providing a real edge. In many cases, teams choose to hire next js developers to bridge front-end flexibility with backend performance and SEO optimization.

resolved:
change location root/middleware.ts -> src/middleware.ts

There is now a macro for this.

https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/manual/command-line-interface/#The-Main.main-entry-point

# main.jl
function (@main)(args)
    # only runs when `main.jl` is executed like a binary, in other words
    #
    # $ julia main.jl arguments go here
end

Shift to cloud Run, you can deploy them using these commands:

# Deploy without serving traffic
gcloud run deploy SERVICE --image IMAGE --no-traffic

# Assign 10% traffic to the new revision
gcloud run services update-traffic SERVICE --to-revisions LATEST=10

in firebase functions new revision takes up 100

Someone knows for the 3.1.0 version how is the right setting if I dont want to use the api, but I just need the other functionalities?

cause:

• I work in a shared folder (restricted env)

• I dont really need api and webserver cause each user will run the gui in localhost sharing metadata in a coomon postgresql database

• users have their own config and log files in C:\

-----------
airflow.cfg file:

[core]
auth_manager="airflow.api_fastapi.auth.managers.simple.simple_auth_manager.SimpleAuthManager"

[api]

auth_backend="airflow.api_fastapi.auth.managers.simple.simple_auth_manager.SimpleAuthManager"

---------

Error:

raise AirflowConfigException(

airflow. exceptions.AirflowConfigException: The object could not be loaded. Please check "auth_manager" key in "core" section. Current value: "airflow.api_fastapi.auth.managers.simple.simple_auth_manager.SimpleAuthManager".

this is very strange cause the class object path seems to be well defined.

I cant fin any recent issues on Github linked to that, please any suggestion?

thanks

I had same issue, but in my case the validation annotations were not generated because I configured to use Lombok annotations.

This was my configuration of openapi-generator-maven-plugin before:

<configOptions><additionalModelTypeAnnotations>@lombok.Data
    @lombok.Builder
    @lombok.AllArgsConstructor
    @lombok.NoArgsConstructor
    @lombok.Generated</additionalModelTypeAnnotations>
                        </configOptions>

and @NotNull and @Valid annotations were not generated on the class's fields. After removal of additionalModelTypeAnnotations config option, the getters are generated with validation annotations.

The options "useBeanValidation" and "useJakartaEe", and the dependency "spring-boot-starter-validation" were not needed in my case.

There's now a tag for that, check it out:
https://github.com/primefaces/primefaces/issues/11952

You might want to look at bigfloat. It fits your need for unlimited size, but unfortunately, it only provides basic operations (abs, max, min, pow, round, sum) and lacks any NumPy infrastructure.

A more feature-rich alternative is mpmath. It also supports arbitrary-precision arithmetic and offers a much wider range of mathematical functions, though it too operates outside of NumPy.

Thanks to ChatGPT 5 Pro. It took a long time to answer, but he answered correctly. I'm happy with the table. The best package I have tried so far for cross-tabulation. I think I'll be using the expss package for all my tables.

expss Authors need to prepare better support documentation. It's quite complicated and hard to find anything.

I am giving the solution for those who have the same problem.

library(expss) # load package
expss_output_viewer() # to view in the Viewer
mtcars %>%
  tab_cols(list("Miles/(US) gallon")) %>% # column names
  tab_cells(set_var_lab(mpg, "")) %>% # <-- Changed
  tab_rows(cyl) %>%
  tab_subtotal_rows("Total" = lo %thru% hi, 
                    position = "bottom") %>% # <-- changed
  tab_stat_fun("n" = w_n,
               "Mean" = w_mean,
               "Std. Err." = w_se,
               "Min" = w_min,
               "Max" = w_max,
               unsafe = FALSE,
               method = list) %>%
  tab_pivot()

Thank you for sharing your experience and for reporting this issue. I registered this issue on our tracker: RSRP-502076 StringSyntax("Route") doesn't work in specific scenarios.

We would appreciate it if you could upvote it to demonstrate your interest.

Same error for apline linux, but I found a workaround for this:

https://github.com/confluentinc/librdkafka/issues/4897

I already created the issue report on GitHub about this problem nearly one year ago.

Hopefully it will be tackled soon...

In my case my model factories had unsetEventDispatcher() in them which I had missed as I was so focused on looking at the actual tests.

the structure of the model: enter image description here in Hull vehicleSeat

I came up with the mapping solution, using in Windows terminal subst H: "C:\Users\fulanito\ownCloud\Fold\Shared\Data\physics\" I only have to created another subfold called "Fold" and in the owncloud fold and introduce all the archives there. Now they update easily and I can create a bat archive to initiate when I turn on the computer.

I've resolved the issue, no idea how as I tried many different options!

I *think* it was by updating openlog to v8 and installing via the button in the v11 version of update site. (although I tried that a few times and it seemed to be installing in the background for over an hour each time and I had to restart Notes each time). Never seemed to work via application--> install, from either the v9 or v11 update site, both server and local, nor from local folder. Weird.

Docx documents are a composite of xml files. You can see them by renaming your file mydoc.docx => mydoc.zip and look for a file "sharedStrings.xml" or something like that.

Search for this tag <m:f . It seems that the php script is looking for an attribute to this tag. You will be able to determine what part of the document is concerned by the error returned by the script.

@Reed meanwhile, 13 years later... but thought I'd chime in anyways. Not sure if you happen to have a rooted phone, but if you do, I'm guessing this is possible since 2019 with the LSPosed Framework. It should allow you to create code that can intercept the other app's calls to its onAttachedToWindow(), add the flag and continue the flow.

Beware: this will take you down a rabbit-hole involving diving deeply into Magisk, LSPosed, and most likely having to take steps so your banking apps, wallets, netflix, etc do not detect root. It depends on how badly you want this and you having a significant dose of grit 😜 #GoodLuck!

Is Keycloak an option for that?

You can use this plugin

https://digitallicense.net/google-news-sitemap-generator-plugin

its the best google news plugin with tiny codes.

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Model binding errors occur before FluentValidation. To customize messages per property, use a custom for parsing errors while keeping FluentValidation for business rules, ensuring precise, property-specific validation messages.

After a lot of testing and learning, I found out that the config.json file of the custom registry in my organization was actually the original one, which means my Cargo was asked to download crates from the official crates.io source.
After notifying the DevOps team, the issue was fixed: dl and api in config.json were modified to reachable paths inside the organization's network.

What about the dynamic import, as using this also, things are not working

Well, i was looking for the same. I found out that there is no such manual way of making a flipbook from a PDF file.

However, I came to know about https://marketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/product/saas/bitrecover.pdf-to-flipbook?tab=overview for this solution.

It really worked best for me. It's easy to use and works fast. So you can give it a try.

why the program work very slow? Access work more faster than excel. Can we speed up the program?

However, when the text is in italics, an Angle can still be obtained, but the text is still in a horizontal direction. What should be done about this

i am having the same issue as above, and there is some serious issues with the submit button, don't have much time to investigate and try elementor to handle it, but the result is same. and also the form missaligned to left for mobile viewers.

enable this in your chrome browser
chrome://flags/#unsafely-treat-insecure-origin-as-secure

php artisan tinker

$_ENV - get all variables

$_ENV['HOSTNAME'], env('HOSTNAME') - get custom variable

I think you just set the wrong animations.
Use enter/exit and not popEnter/popExit. Then you don't add the fragment to backstack and it should work.

https://developer.android.com/guide/fragments/animate

To modify the data_format="d/m/y" to "M d, Y" as for opencart. https://www.goodvapess.com to buy good quality vapes.

It seems the StackBlitz link you shared isn’t working — it shows a 404 error, which usually means the project is private, deleted, or the URL is incorrect. Could you please double-check and share a public link (via Share → Link → Editor URL) so I can take a proper look at the code and help with the content projection issue?

# Re-save the file to ensure it appears as attachment for download

from shutil import copyfile

src = "/mnt/data/Prezentacja_Rajgrod.pptx"

dst = "/mnt/data/Prezentacja_Rajgrod_download.pptx"

copyfile(src, dst)

dst

When connecting an on-premise environment to Azure PaaS services, both security and performance should guide your choice of connectivity.

The most secure and high-performing option is Azure ExpressRoute, which provides a private, dedicated connection between your on-premise network and Microsoft’s cloud. It doesn’t rely on the public internet, offering lower latency, higher reliability, and stronger security, ideal for enterprise workloads or sensitive data transfers.

If ExpressRoute isn’t practical, Azure VPN Gateway is a solid alternative. It uses encrypted IPsec tunnels to connect your local network with Azure. While it may introduce slightly higher latency than ExpressRoute, it still maintains strong security and is more cost-effective for smaller setups.

For additional protection, configure Private Endpoints for your Azure PaaS services. This ensures traffic flows only through your private network instead of the public internet, reducing exposure and improving compliance.

Many professionals find it useful to study hybrid network design best practices before implementing these connections. Structured technical preparation resources, like those often explored through Pass4future, can help clarify Azure networking concepts and improve practical setup accuracy.

You might need to use a custom build of wine with certain patches https://gitlab.winehq.org/jhol/wine/-/commits/msys2-hacks-21 As of today oct 2025, wine doesn't seem to support cygwin without custom patches

I have already answered on your nearly similar question from 12 hours ago. In theory it should work if the XML is correct (though I prefer DSX when doing so), but this is not a documented/supported way to do things, even though it is used to a certain extend by developers.

Besides that I can work, you should ask yourself if these 500 Jobs are very similar or not, if they actually do exactly the same , just for 500 different tables. Then you should rather have a single parameterized job that uses RCP, then you would need to only to add the stage to one job instead of 500.

I run also in "could not accept SSL connection: EOF detected". My cause was that my provided pfx file had a password and I provided none or wrong.

The original Google News API was deprecated a long time ago, so it’s no longer available to fetch data directly from Google News. However, you can still get the same kind of real-time and trending news data using alternatives like NewsData.io — which works as a modern and easy-to-use replacement for the old Google News API.

With NewsData.io, you can fetch news articles in JSON format from thousands of trusted global sources — including Google News — and filter them by keywords, categories, countries, or languages.

Here’s how you can get started:

1. Go to https://newsdata.io/ and sign up for a free API key.

2. Visit the documentation: https://newsdata.io/documentation.

3. Use a simple API request like this:

https://newsdata.io/api/1/news?apikey=YOUR_API_KEY&q=technology&language=en

This will return the latest technology news articles in JSON format.

👉 Why use NewsData.io instead of Google News API?

• Free plan available with daily request limits

• Real-time and historical news access

• Easy integration with Python, PHP, Node.js, etc.

• Supports multiple filters and languages

• Reliable coverage from global publishers

So even though Google’s own News API is gone, you can still get the same (and even better) data experience using NewsData.io’s Google News API alternative.

Configure your hosting/server to point all subdomains That said, there are several practical ways to deal with dynamic domains or subdomains within a React app. Let’s go through how it works and your main options to your React app.Detect the current domain/subdomain in React and render routes accordingly.

in WinUser.h, lines 1975-2548.

Yes, gluestack-ui v1 technically works with React Native 0.76, but it’s not officially confirmed or guaranteed to be fully stable yet. The library’s peer dependency just says it needs React Native 0.72 or higher, so 0.76 fits within that range.

I had the same problem. Try pip install pyleniumio , it has helped me.

When you call 'cout << getNewValue(number)', you are trying to print the result of a function that does not return a value and this can lead to:

1. Garbage output

2. A compiler warning

3. Even a crash

depending on the system and compiler.

This article App Initializer in Angular explains why we use provider in app.module.ts.

My personal experience is to fetch config before the App starting.

It seems like this works: Create a new repo with the same name as the "old" one. This breaks the redirect and gives you an empty repo there. Then, delete the empty repo. The redirect appears to remain broken.

You can also use this webbsite to create the linear animation effects in a simpler way:

https://animejs.com/easing-editor/spring/strong

please provide more context on your requirements.

in fact, you can try wrapping your nextjs request with the wrapper function. something similar to this:

import { performance } from 'perf_hooks';
import { getLogger } from 'Utils/logger';

export const withSlowRequestLogging = (handler) => {
  return async function (request, response) {
    const threshold = 1000;

    const start = performance.now();
    let logged = false;

    const logSlowRequestEvent = () => {
      if (logged) return;
      logged = true;

      const duration = performance.now() - start;

      if (duration > threshold) {
        setImmediate(() => logSlowRequest(request, response, duration, threshold));
      }
    };

    response.once('finish', logSlowRequestEvent);
    response.once('close', logSlowRequestEvent);
    response.once('error', logSlowRequestEvent);

    return handler(request, response);
  };
}

const logSlowRequest = (req, res, durationMs, thresholdMs) => {
  // Log information here
}

Vercel Functions using the Edge runtime must begin sending a response within 25 seconds to maintain streaming capabilities beyond this period, and can continue streaming data for up to 300 seconds.

The edge runtime configured is neither a Node.js nor browser application, which means it doesn't have access to all browser and Node.js APIs, so it is impossible to add logger to the middleware. Vercel has a great Edge Runtime self-explanatory docs for more context and info.

I found a substitute that worked:
https://docs.expo.dev/debugging/tools/#debugging-with-vs-code

The master is trying to communicate with slave every 375us. This means the slave should prepare all of its data and make it ready for master. Unfortunately, there is a lot of work going on the slave micro-controller, so it is struggling to prepare the data. Given this, I just extended the interval from 375us to 750us and now I couldn't see any frame losses on MISO line. Here is the code:

/* trigger a SPI transfer each 375us - 6x 62.5us */

if( 12 <= lu8_spiTrigger++ ) 
{ 
    spi_TriggerTransfer(HAL_SPI_TX_BUF_SIZE);
    lu8_spiTrigger = 0;
}

Also, I didn’t check for SPI overrun errors. Adding that check might indeed save a lot of debugging time!