It shows you're successfully logging into the Garmin API in Rails. But could not receive any data. This could be due to missing API permissions. Or it might be an incorrect request formats, or expired tokens.

If you're facing issues with your Garmin device and searching with "Should I Sell My Garmin Watch instead?", platforms like Musicmagpie, Recyclepro make it easy to Sell Garmin Watch models for the best price.

However, if you'd prefer troubleshooting the issue, feel free to discuss your API error logs. I am available all the time.

You still have a 10px margin at this spot.

#header{margin-right: 10px; margin-left: 10px; font-size: xx-large;}

So

 #header{font-size: xx-large;}

That should solve your problem.

For those using Azure SQL, regular expression functions are now available as a preview.

If your aim is to use it like a cache there are several options:

1. Service with a singleton lifetime containing that ConcurrentDictionary. It would mean that your controller uses the same service instance on every request.
2. Making your ConcurrentDictionary a static field.

Resident evil 4

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1. Package name: jjp.co.capcom.android.googleplay.Evil5 Launch Activity: jjp.co.capcom.android.googleplay.Evil5.Bio4PreActivity Signature SHA-1: test signature App path: /data/app/~~mbBki89q_Jg87m2R8cWetw==/jjp.co.capcom.android.googleplay.Evil5-rHBDenysWfBKL8GwSy_ZYA==/base.apk App's data path: /data/user/0/jjp.co.capcom.android.googleplay.Evil5/ Version: 1.01.01 ~ www.androidoyun.club Build: 10000 minSDK: 8 TargetSDK: 8 User ID: 10332 Installed from: Package installer Install date: 2025-03-04 14:55

APK size: 77.388 Mb Dalvik-cache size: 0.020 Mb

The issue is likely due to the type of release you are using. Play Integrity won't function with Debug or Internal App Sharing, only with a valid Google Play release. Once your app is published on Google Play, reCaptcha will no longer be used, and your user will receive the message immediately.

I tried this by creating a separate globals.d.ts file with the declaration in it, and it worked.

With Xpath you can add order if you need a certain element with the same attributes. In this case, of course as a pseudocode it would be like this:

"//form[0]/button"

This will only select the button in the first <form> element

Updated way to find the textField from searchBar and hide the “x” symbol rather than “cancel” button :

your_SearchBar.searchTextField.clearButtonMode = UITextFieldViewModeNever;

This works for me:

1. Pin VS Code
2. Unpin VS Code
3. Pin VS Code
4. Unpin VS Code

And now it works!

For those looking for innovative space-saving solutions, we optimized our UX and SEO at InvisFurniture. Implementing structured data really helped with visibility!

I do it in a simple way.

'DIRS': ['templates']

Then I create a templates folder in root directory or in any app directory. It works perfectly fine.

same error for me, on RN 0.76.7

Remove the @Component or @Service annotation frome here:

public class JwtRequestFilter extends OncePerRequestFilter {

    private final MyUserDetailsService userDetailsService;

    private final JwtUtil jwtUtil;

    public JwtRequestFilter(MyUserDetailsService userDetailsService, JwtUtil jwtUtil) {
        this.userDetailsService = userDetailsService;
        this.jwtUtil = jwtUtil;
    }

In your SecurityConfig:

@Configuration
@EnableWebSecurity
public class SecurityConfig {

    private final MyUserDetailsService myUserDetailsService;
    private final JwtUtil jwtUtil;

    @Autowired
    public SecurityConfig(MyUserDetailsService myUserDetailsService, JwtUtil jwtUtil) {
        this.myUserDetailsService = myUserDetailsService;
        this.jwtUtil = jwtUtil;
    }

@Bean
    public SecurityFilterChain filterChain(HttpSecurity http) throws Exception {
        JwtRequestFilter jwtRequestFilter = new JwtRequestFilter(myUserDetailsService, jwtUtil);
    

... remaining code
}

Have you checked if your custom backend is properly set up for production? Sometimes CORS issues or incorrect API URLs can cause problems when deploying. Also, ensure that your app has all the necessary permissions, especially for network access

Use assets/applepay.json as your paymentConfigurationAsset for Apple Pay. You can save the file path to a variable the reference it in the paymentConfigurationAsset field. Do the same for google pay . Here is is referenced in the docs you linked https://github.com/google-pay/flutter-plugin/blob/main/pay/example/lib/payment_configurations.dart

ApplePayButton(
              paymentConfigurationAsset:PaymentConfiguration.fromJsonString(
 applepayJsonReferenceToAssets)

Pure dart dtls implementation: https://github.com/KellyKinyama/dartls/tree/master/lib/src/dtls/examples/server You can it currently support 3 ciphers and dtls servers. You can use use it implement dtls servers, dtls clients.Kindly check the example folder to see the use cases

I would suggest in whatever environment/language you are in to just write a quick test where you spawn a bunch of threads writing and reading from the global, and see what happens.

Sorry no one actually answered your question, and just assumed your case would never happen.

I actually ran into this case recently, when trying to diagnose the impact of a bug in the wild (eg I can obviously fix it in a later release, but understanding the impact of the bug here was also very critical!)

REGEXP_INSTR is now available as a preview in Azure SQL and SQL Database in Microsoft Fabric

I tried tried convolve2d (https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/generated/scipy.signal.convolve2d.html). But the results as obtained from the original method in the question. @nils-werner The code was not possible to add in the comments section so I added here.

import numpy as np
from scipy.signal import convolve2d

def kernel_convolution_V3(matrix, kernel):
    if not isinstance(matrix, np.ndarray):
        matrix = np.array(matrix)
    n, m = matrix.shape

    if not isinstance(kernel, np.ndarray):
        kernel = np.array(kernel)
    k = kernel.shape

    assert n >= k[0] and m >= k[1], 'Kernel can\'t be bigger than matrix in terms of shape.'

    stride = (1, 1)
    dilation = (1, 1)
    
    h_out = np.floor((n - (k[0] - 1) - 1) / stride[0] + 1).astype(int)
    w_out = np.floor((m - (k[1] - 1) - 1) / stride[1] + 1).astype(int)
    assert h_out > 0 and w_out > 0, 'Can\'t apply input parameters, one of resulting output dimension is non-positive.'

    # Flip the kernel for convolution
    flipped_kernel = np.flip(kernel)
    
    # Perform the convolution
    convolved = convolve2d(matrix, flipped_kernel, mode='valid')
    
    # Calculate the Euclidean distance
    matrix_out = np.sqrt(convolved)

    return matrix_out[:h_out, :w_out]

I have it working with "google_maps_cluster_manager-3.1.0", but I needed to hide Cluster and ClusterManager in both the plugin code and my own.

import 'package:google_maps_flutter/google_maps_flutter.dart' hide Cluster;

import 'package:google_maps_flutter_platform_interface/google_maps_flutter_platform_interface.dart' hide Cluster;

@Lawrence Cherone answer is the case when you have installed node|electron|bun|deno|whatever. But if you want to know the ABI version before you install anything, then here is an abi_version_registry.json which provides more details about it. At the time of writing this answer, the list looks like following:

    {
  "NODE_MODULE_VERSION": [
    { "modules": 135,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "36" },
    { "modules": 134,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_13.0",              "versions": "24.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 133,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "35" },
    { "modules": 132,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "34" },
    { "modules": 131,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_12.9",              "versions": "23.0.0" },
    { "modules": 130,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "33" },
    { "modules": 129,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_12.8",              "versions": "23.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 128,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "32" },
    { "modules": 127,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_12.4",              "versions": "22.0.0" },
    { "modules": 126,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_12.3",              "versions": "22.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 125,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "31" },
    { "modules": 124,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_12.2",              "versions": "22.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 123,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "30" },
    { "modules": 122,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_11.9",              "versions": "22.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 121,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "29" },
    { "modules": 120,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_11.8",              "versions": "21.0.0" },
    { "modules": 119,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "28" },
    { "modules": 118,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "27" },
    { "modules": 117,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "26" },
    { "modules": 116,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "25" },
    { "modules": 115,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_11.3",              "versions": "20.0.0" },
    { "modules": 114,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "24" },
    { "modules": 113,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "23" },
    { "modules": 112,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_10.9",              "versions": "20.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 111,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_10.7",              "versions": "19.0.0" },
    { "modules": 110,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "22" },
    { "modules": 109,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "21" },
    { "modules": 108,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_10.1",              "versions": "18.0.0" },
    { "modules": 107,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "20" },
    { "modules": 106,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "19" },
    { "modules": 105,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_9.8",               "versions": "18.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 104,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_9.7",               "versions": "18.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 103,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "18" },
    { "modules": 102,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_9.5",               "versions": "17.0.0" },
    { "modules": 101,"runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "17" },
    { "modules": 100,"runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_9.4",               "versions": "17.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 99, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "16" },
    { "modules": 98, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "15" },
    { "modules": 97, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "14" },
    { "modules": 96, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_9.3",               "versions": "17.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 95, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_9.2",               "versions": "17.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 94, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_9.1",               "versions": "17.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 93, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_9.0",               "versions": "16.0.0" },
    { "modules": 92, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_8.9",               "versions": "16.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 91, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_8.8",               "versions": "16.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 90, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_8.7",               "versions": "16.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 89, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "13" },
    { "modules": 88, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_8.6",               "versions": "15.0.0" },
    { "modules": 87, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "12" },
    { "modules": 86, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_8.4",               "versions": "15.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 85, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "11" },
    { "modules": 84, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_8.3",               "versions": "15.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 83, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_8.1",               "versions": "14.0.0" },
    { "modules": 82, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "10" },
    { "modules": 81, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_7.9",               "versions": "14.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 80, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "9" },
    { "modules": 79, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_7.8",               "versions": "13" },
    { "modules": 78, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_7.7",               "versions": "13.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 77, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_7.6",               "versions": "13.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 76, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "8" },
    { "modules": 75, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "7" },
    { "modules": 74, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_7.5",               "versions": "13.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 73, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "6" },
    { "modules": 72, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "node",                 "versions": "12" },
    { "modules": 71, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_7.3",               "versions": "12.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 70, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "5" },
    { "modules": 69, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "^4.0.4" },
    { "modules": 68, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_7.1",               "versions": "12.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 67, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "node",                 "versions": "11" },
    { "modules": 66, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_6.9",               "versions": "11.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 65, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_6.8",               "versions": "11.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 65, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "debian-openssl_1.1.1", "versions": "10" },
    { "modules": 64, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "node",                 "versions": "10" },
    { "modules": 64, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": ">=3 <4.0.4" },
    { "modules": 63, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_6.6",               "versions": "10.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 62, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_6.5",               "versions": "10.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 61, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_6.4",               "versions": "10.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 60, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_6.3",               "versions": "10.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 59, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "node",                 "versions": "9" },
    { "modules": 59, "runtime": "nw.js",    "variant": "nw.js",                "versions": "~0.26.5" },
    { "modules": 58, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_6.1",               "versions": "9.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 58, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "debian-openssl_1.1.1", "versions": "8" },
    { "modules": 57, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "node",                 "versions": "8" },
    { "modules": 57, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": ">=1.8 <3" },
    { "modules": 57, "runtime": "nw.js",    "variant": "nw.js",                "versions": ">=0.23 <0.26.5" },
    { "modules": 56, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_5.9",               "versions": "8.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 55, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_5.8",               "versions": "8.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 54, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_5.7",               "versions": "8.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 54, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "1.7" },
    { "modules": 53, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_5.6",               "versions": "8.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 53, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "1.6" },
    { "modules": 52, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "v8_5.5",               "versions": "8.0.0-pre" },
    { "modules": 51, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "node",                 "versions": "7" },
    { "modules": 51, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "1.5" },
    { "modules": 51, "runtime": "nw.js",    "variant": "nw.js",                "versions": ">=0.18.3 <0.24" },
    { "modules": 50, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "1.4" },
    { "modules": 49, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "1.3" },
    { "modules": 48, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "node",                 "versions": "6" },
    { "modules": 48, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": ">1.1 <1.3" },
    { "modules": 48, "runtime": "nw.js",    "variant": "nw.js",                "versions": "6" },
    { "modules": 47, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "node",                 "versions": "5" },
    { "modules": 47, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "0.36" },
    { "modules": 47, "runtime": "nw.js",    "variant": "nw.js",                "versions": "0.13" },
    { "modules": 46, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "node",                 "versions": "4" },
    { "modules": 46, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": ">=0.33 <0.36" },
    { "modules": 45, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "io.js",                "versions": "3" },
    { "modules": 45, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": ">=0.31 <0.33" },
    { "modules": 44, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "io.js",                "versions": "2" },
    { "modules": 44, "runtime": "electron", "variant": "electron",             "versions": "0.30" },
    { "modules": 43, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "io.js",                "versions": ">=1.1 <2" },
    { "modules": 42, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "io.js",                "versions": "1.0" },
    { "modules": 14, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "node",                 "versions": ">=0.11.11 <0.13" },
    { "modules": 13, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "node",                 "versions": ">=0.11.8 <0.11.11" },
    { "modules": 12, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "node",                 "versions": ">=0.11.0 <0.11.8" },
    { "modules": 11, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "node",                 "versions": ">=0.9.9 <0.11" },
    { "modules": 10, "runtime": "node",     "variant": "node",                 "versions": ">=0.9.1 <0.9.9" },
    { "modules": 1,  "runtime": "node",     "variant": "node",                 "versions": ">=0.2.0 <0.9.8" }
  ]
}

i think you can use AJAX request from ExtJS to retrieve an authentication token or session. Then set the token in the session and load the iframe without passing sensitive data in the URL.

Is the problem solved? If the app is in the background, I want to start the Intent(Settings.ACTION_MANAGE_ALL_SIM_PROFILES_SETTINGS) in the action button of the notification. It cannot send the broadcast and start the Activity at the same time. Is there any way to solve this?

So, go to your visual studio folder, grab the msvsmon.exe (plus files), copy it over and happy debugging ;)

(for example "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Community\Common7\IDE\Remote Debugger\x64*"

try this package : google_navigation_flutter 0.5.1

Did you tried with WebView's onDraw() method?

val bitmap = Bitmap.createBitmap(webView.width, webView.height, Bitmap.Config.ARGB_8888) val canvas = Canvas(bitmap) webView.draw(canvas)

I am having the same file problem with my App. The app directory is not showing up in the Files app - Location On My iPhone. There should be a folder with my App name listed. I am running iOS 18.3.1 on iPhone 15. I have restarted the iPhone and it did not fix the issue. I have also tried running it on the iPhone 16 simulator with the same negative results. I have added the three keys as suggested.

<key>LSSupportsOpeningDocumentsInPlace</key>
<true/>
<key>UIFileSharingEnabled</key>
<true/>
<key>UISupportsDocumentBrowser</key>
<true/>

` I can write files to Apps Document directory. Any other ideas why the App file directory is not visible? An alternative solution, it should be possible to write the files directly to iCloud? I will keep testing.

I got the same issue i was using js to open custom link to open the app since we rely on messenger to send our link to users to claim something in the app it was working a month ago but not anymore i did everything even setup meta tags as mentioned in facebook docs but nothing seem to work i had made an arrow pointing to the right bottom of the screen to open the safari which will open the app like i want please if any one has a solution just let us know thank you !!

In our case, the certificate simply had expired. I created a new one through Xcode (Xcode > Settings > Accounts) and added it to our provisioning profile at https://developer.apple.com/account/resources/profiles/review/, which solved the issue.

I encountered this same problem. I searched everywhere until I discovered that Linux enviroment is case sensitive.

I changed {% include "partials/partial_add_Initiative.html" %} to {% include "partials/partial_add_initiative.html" %}. Just because of capital letter "I" in initiative, it did not work until I changed it to small letter "i". Windows allows the different letters. Or is there anywhere in the setting one can escape the case sensitivity? I will check.

Search event is non-standard and there's no more compatibility for Safari .

You can use the input event to fix this.

 request = self.context.get("request")
 http_param = request.GET.get("param",None)

A Markdown viewer is very useful for formatting Markdown files as it renders them into neatly laid out text. It enables content creators to visually inspect how their writing would look like without converting it to HTML or other formats. This is especially useful for quick edits. Simple and efficient!

I would recommend becoming familiar with go mod tidy. The help text from go itself is more informative than my transcription would be:

$ go help mod tidy
usage: go mod tidy [-e] [-v] [-x] [-diff] [-go=version] [-compat=version]

Tidy makes sure go.mod matches the source code in the module.
It adds any missing modules necessary to build the current module's
packages and dependencies, and it removes unused modules that
don't provide any relevant packages. It also adds any missing entries
to go.sum and removes any unnecessary ones.
...

SRC: https://go.dev/src/cmd/go/internal/modcmd/tidy.go
(archive.org mirror)

asking for clarification

Yes.

I haven't tried it, but this might help ... Since with this prop not set, Quarkus uses "old" plain gRPC server, with this set to "false", it uses Vert.x based gRPC server -- running on existing HTTP server.

Just use a hack with columns.

col1, _ = st.columns([.2, .8])
with col1:
    st.pyplot(fig)

It will set the with of the figure to 20% of the total with of the streamlit page.

If you need to center the figure:

col1, col2, _ = st.columns([.4, .2, .4])
with col2:
    st.pyplot(fig)

Based on @nneonneo's comment, I reformat my D disk as NTFS instead of FAT. and it just work perfectly.

1. Delete all the recordings inside the folder.
2. Right click the folder, give read access to tomcat and click yes for applying it recursively or you can do this via command line (the one you did above).
3. The owner must be root, group tomcat must have read access. Make sure you have placed the history recording storage plugin in /etc/guacamole/extensions (Download link).
4. Configure a new connection with the name under screen recording as ${HISTORY_PATH}/${HISTORY_UUID}, enable "Automatically create path" and save.
5. Restart guacd(/etc/init.d/guacd restart) and tomcat(systemctl restart tomcat), check again.

My resolution is Sign out the account in VSCode. Do a Git Push and it will ask you to log in the GitHub, either using browser or a PAT. Log in and it works.

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У меня была такая ситуация: что lbl_style подсвечивался желтым цветом вместо красного. Нужно просто установить настройки по умолчанию:

Settings > Editor > Inspections > Python

Profile > ... > Restore Defaults

И моя проблема ушла.

I faced the same problem. The problem was with the my java version mismatch. I developed my code in java version 8 and after that compile that by JDK remote 17 and it could not be run. set all java versions in the same version and then run.

Have you solved this problem? I have the same problem now.

You can keep the original form of input, textarea and select elements but direct browser to render them with dark mode assets.

iOS Safari

Mac Safari

Safari automatically renders those elements with dark mode assets; if your site reports to browser that it supports dark mode. To report support; set color-scheme property on :root. Such as:

:root {
    color-scheme: dark;
}

If your site supports both modes:

:root {
    color-scheme: light dark;
}

This works for both Mac and iOS version of Safari in version 18.

MDN: color-scheme

• The select element in screenshot is also affected by the custom accent-color value.

Flutter Web on Apache - "Unexpected token '<'" Error Solution

This error usually occurs when Apache does not properly serve .js files or incorrectly redirects requests, causing the browser to receive an HTML file (often a 404 error page or index.html) instead of the expected JavaScript file. Follow these steps to resolve the issue.

1. Check if the File Exists on the Server

First, make sure the flutter_bootstrap.js file actually exists by running:

ls -l /var/www/html/flweb/flutter_bootstrap.js

If the file is missing, you may not have copied the build files correctly. After running flutter build web, move all contents from the build/web/ directory to /var/www/html/flweb/:

cp -r build/web/* /var/www/html/flweb/

Then, check again to ensure the files are present on the server.

2. Ensure Apache Serves the Correct MIME Types

Apache needs to correctly serve .js, .wasm, .json, and other required file types. Edit your Apache configuration file (/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf or /etc/httpd/conf.d/flweb.conf) and add the following lines:

<Directory "/var/www/html/flweb">
    Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
    AllowOverride All
    Require all granted
</Directory>

# Required MIME types for Flutter Web
AddType application/wasm .wasm
AddType application/javascript .js
AddType application/json .json
AddType text/css .css
AddType application/octet-stream .blob

Then restart Apache:

sudo systemctl restart httpd

This ensures Apache serves the necessary file types properly.

3. Enable URL Rewriting for Flutter Web Routing Flutter Web relies on URL rewriting for proper navigation. If you're getting errors when refreshing the page, ensure that Apache redirects all requests to index.html. Create or edit /var/www/html/flweb/.htaccess:

nano /var/www/html/flweb/.htaccess

Add the following content and save the file:

RewriteEngine On
# Redirect all requests to index.html unless the file exists
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^ /index.html [L]

Then restart Apache again:

sudo systemctl restart httpd

4. Check File Permissions and Ownership

sudo chown -R apache:apache /var/www/html/flweb
sudo chmod -R 755 /var/www/html/flweb

This allows Apache to read and serve the files correctly.

5. Check if the Browser is Receiving the Correct File

Sometimes, the browser may be loading an HTML error page instead of the expected JavaScript file. Test the response type using:

curl -I http://your-server-ip/flweb/flutter_bootstrap.js

You should see:

Content-Type: application/javascript

If it returns Content-Type: text/html, Apache is incorrectly serving the .js file. Double-check the MIME type settings in Step 2.

6. Clear Browser Cache and Reload

After restarting Apache, clear your browser cache to ensure it's not loading old files. In Google Chrome:

1. Open Developer Tools (F12 or Ctrl + Shift + I).
2. Go to the "Network" tab.
3. Enable "Disable cache".
4. Force reload the page with "Ctrl + Shift + R".

If you still get the same error, check the "Network" tab in Developer Tools to see which files are failing to load.

Conclusion Once you've completed these steps, try accessing http://your-server-ip/flweb/ and test if your Flutter Web app works correctly. If you’re still having issues:

• Check Apache logs:

  sudo tail -f /var/log/httpd/error_log

• Open the browser Developer Console (F12) and inspect any error messages.

If the issue persists, let me know which step you got stuck on, and we’ll troubleshoot it together!

My way:

declare let process: Omit<NodeJS.Process, 'env'> & {
  env: {
    NODE_ENV: 'development' | 'production';
    // Your variables goes here
  };
};

I’m actually facing the same issue as well. Have you found any updates on it? Let me know!

Most implementations record the entire size of the allocated block (size including the header, padding). This info is used internally for operations like free, etc. However, this can vary by your C library implementation, so go look it up.

The correct format for date type in informix is:

2022-11-21 -> (YEAR-MONTH-DAY) -> (YYYY-MM-DD)

to serialize wrapped unmanaged types, use Unsafe.AsPointer() for conversion and handle memory allocation manually. Consider using StructLayout for precise control.

Look at Flex Web Service API: https://www.interactivebrokers.com/campus/ibkr-api-page/flex-web-service/#api-usage

You need to generate a token once a year, but after that you can get the reports programatically.

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I used your code for the drawing and I wondered if it was possible to draw a complete circle not filled

I tried several times but I can't find can you help me?

This text was translated into English by translate because I am French

PS: I can have your contact I want to become a mathematician but I don't know what study to do

import { createApp } from "vue";

Getting this error :

ERROR in ./src/bootstrap.js 1:0 Module parse failed: 'import' and 'export' may appear only with 'sourceType: module' (1:0) File was processed with these loaders:

• ./node_modules/babel-loader/lib/index.js You may need an additional loader to handle the result of these loaders.

import { createApp } from "vue"; @ ./src/index.js 1:0-21

webpack 5.98.0 compiled with 1 error in 49 ms

After adding 127.0.0.1 in Firebase Console → Authentication → Settings → Authorized Domains, if your code is still not working or showing the same error (INVALID_APP_CREDENTIAL), try using 127.0.0.1 as the URL instead of localhost.

I recently came across this nice one-liner alternative:

import itertools

key_seq = map(jax.random.key, itertools.count())
key = next(key_seq)

which uses the infinite iterator count.

John that is so cool thanks for sharing!

You can try downgrading the dart extension version in your editor. This resolved the issue for me.

Fixed by delete video_trimmer dependency in pubspec.yaml

Fixed it by updating the vendor folder of W3 total cache with the latest version of aws-sdk-php.

Friend, I had a similar problem when trying to establish a connection between an Azure Function and a Key Vault using a private endpoint. I was trying to add a secret from the app settings, and after many attempts, I came across this surprise: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/flex-consumption-plan#considerations

"Key Vault references in app settings don't work when Key Vault is network access restricted, even if the function app has Virtual Network integration. The current workaround is to directly reference the Key Vault in code and read the required secrets."

You could add

allow_failure: true

on each stage and if one of your test failed, come back check and run them again or even set condition if more than 10 test failed, block the deployment.

Additional Scopes should remove "openid"

If you encounter issues like this in your Vs code terminal

**Write in terminal **

Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope CurrentUser RemoteSigned

Yesterday I also had faced the same issue where entire half-day i was trying multiple ways to solve the issue by cleaning the vscode server file from the wsl and then reinstalling it and then taking the backup of the wsl env for the backup so that it can be used to reinstall with those same earlier setup.

But then came to that the issue seems to with the distribution (where in my case it was CanonicalGroupLimited... for Ubuntu) being corrupted or some issue with the wsl environment.

SO I had to reinstall the whole wsl setup by taking the distro's backup first and then referring to its history and then reinstalling each and every setup or config accordingly

onChange: This is a prop on the input element. It listens for changes (such as typing or pasting into the field) and calls a function when the change occurs.

(e) => setName(e.target.value): This is an arrow function that is executed every time the input changes.

e: This is the event object that is passed to the function. It contains information about the event that occurred, including the target element (the input field in this case).

e.target: This refers to the input element itself—the element that triggered the event.

e.target.value: This is the current value of the input field. As the user types, this value will change, and we need to capture it to update our state.

setName(): This is the state updater function (typically created by useState). It updates the name state with the new value that was typed into the input field.

I used the sourcePixmap member function of QGraphicsEffect to inspect the source pixmap that was drawn, and displayed it in an additional window. To prevent the background color of the previous window from interfering with the observation, I set the background color of this window to green.

At the same time, I added a QLabel to the original window to display the text "Hello World." Since the window background had turned black, I set the text color to white. Here is the screenshot of the running program:

However, when I resized the window, a rendering error occurred, and green appeared (I didn't set the background color of all windows to green):

Even though I used setAutoFillBackground(true), there was still a hint of green around the window edges:

Therefore, I believe this is a bug in Qt.

If you are using Windows,

you can modify webui-user.bat and add "set COMMANDLINE_ARGS=--api",

send a post request url:{webui_uri}/sdapi/v1/txt2img,

the body content can refer to this URL https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/discussions/3734,

the response can be taken from the key "images",

there will be a picture, hope it can help you

If you're building a custom keyboard with Cherry Green switches and RGB backlighting and are looking for keycaps or switches that minimize light bleed, there are a few key options to consider.

South-Facing RGB Keycaps – These are ideal for minimizing light bleed while ensuring that your RGB lighting is vibrant and clear. South-facing keycaps are designed to fit Cherry MX switches like your Cherry Green, and they direct the light in a way that reduces light spillover.

PBT Double-shot Keycaps – PBT keycaps are highly recommended for their durability and resistance to wear. The double-shot design means the legends (key markings) are not prone to fading, and they also help reduce light bleeding compared to thinner ABS keycaps.

Translucent Keycaps – If you're aiming for brighter and more diffused RGB effects, translucent or semi-transparent keycaps may allow for better light diffusion, although they could increase light bleed depending on the quality of the material.

For the best options, you can explore a variety of keycaps and accessories specifically tailored for RGB backlit keyboards on ShopGalactica. They offer a selection of keycaps and switches designed to optimize your lighting effects and minimize issues like light bleed.

install php-cgi for Mac and Linux os

example for ubuntu:

sudo apt install php-cgi

You could just go low-tech and repeat it in an inline comment either above the it, or after the semi-colon.

If the stuff you want to fold can be matched with regex, you may be interested in Is it possible to collapse custom regions in the middle of lines?, but I don't know if it will work given that you already have a folding provider.

As a curiosity (yes, I read the part of the question about the impracticality of writing an extension when another extension already contributes a folding provider), you might be interested in How to write VS Code extension that folds specific regions and renders an inline summary of the folded region?.

While the style hook approach works, more elegant solution is disabling seFont from the RichEdit's StyleElements property.

using var httpClient = new HttpClient();
using var fileContent = new ByteArrayContent(fileBytes);
fileContent.Headers.ContentType = new MediaTypeHeaderValue("application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet"); //format for exel
var uploadResponse = await httpClient.PostAsync(uploadUrl, fileContent);

this code before calling api.Files.CompleteUploadExternal helped, I don't know why))

You need to use create the json with

// ways to express the empty object {}
json empty_object_implicit = json({});
json empty_object_explicit = json::object();

b/c the code checks if it's a object in the function

    ReturnType value(const typename object_t::key_type& key, ValueType && default_value) const
    {
        // value only works for objects
        if (JSON_HEDLEY_LIKELY(is_object()))
        {
            // if key is found, return value and given default value otherwise
            const auto it = find(key);
            if (it != end())
            {
                return it->template get<ReturnType>();
            }

            return std::forward<ValueType>(default_value);
        }

        JSON_THROW(type_error::create(306, detail::concat("cannot use value() with ", type_name()), this));
    }

https://github.com/nlohmann/json/blob/develop/include/nlohmann/json.hpp#L2281

The json can be a string, number, or array etc.

Designing a neural network for a game like Draughts involves several key decisions, and there’s no single “correct” approach. However, here are a few guiding questions that can help structure the design:

1. What should the network predict? Since Draughts is a turn-based game with many possible moves, the neural network should suggest the best move based on the current board position. This can be done in two ways:

Classification: The network picks the best move from a list of possible moves. Regression: The network assigns a score to each move, helping to choose the most effective one.

2. What inputs should the network take?

The neural network needs information about the game to decide the best move. To do this, we need to convert the board into numbers so the network can process it. Each square on the board can be represented as:

Empty (no piece) Regular piece (belongs to a player) King piece (a stronger piece that moves differently) Other helpful details include:

Whose turn it is How many pieces have been captured This way, the network gets a complete picture of the game and can make better decisions.

3. Should it be a feed-forward or recurrent network? You can use two main types of Neural Networks First one is Feed-Forward Neural Network: Feed-Forward Neural Network looks at the current board and picks the best move without considering what happened before. It treats each move as a fresh start. This works well if just looking at the board is enough to decide the best move

Another one is Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) or LSTM: Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) or LSTM remembers past moves. This is helpful if knowing previous moves changes what the best next move should be. For example, if a player is trying to avoid repeating a position or set up a long-term strategy, an RNN or LSTM can track those patterns.

So, if the game doesn’t require memory of past moves, a feed-forward network is simpler and easier to train. If remembering past moves is important, an RNN or LSTM is better.

4. Do you need hidden layers? Since Draughts is a complex game, you’ll likely need at least one hidden layer in your neural network. The number of layers and neurons depends on how detailed your board representation is and how complex you want the decision-making to be. A good approach is to start with a simple setup and then adjust based on how well it performs.

5. How will the network be trained? To train the neural network, you’ll need a dataset containing different game states and the best possible moves for each. There are two main ways to train it:

Supervised learning: The AI learns from past game data, studying moves made by skilled players. Reinforcement learning: The AI plays against itself, improving over time by learning from wins and losses. Many advanced game-playing AIs, like those used for Chess and Go, rely on deep reinforcement learning with techniques such as Deep Q-Networks (DQN) or methods inspired by AlphaZero to continuously refine their strategies.

Would love to hear your thoughts! Have you considered using reinforcement learning, or are you looking for a simpler approach?

I did avoid the init block because it hurts readability.

For example:

class Foo {
Bar someObj;

{
    someObj = new Bar();
}

Foo() {}
}

Now, think about it—when exactly does the init block run? Does it execute before every constructor? What happens if you add another constructor?

You might know the answer, but the real question is: Will the next person reading your code know?

Instead, just initialize the variable directly:

class Foo {
Bar someObj = new Bar();
}

Now, it’s clear and predictable—no matter how many constructors you add, everyone knows someObj gets initialized when the object is created.

Even better? Use a constructor:

class Foo {
Bar someObj;

Foo() {
    someObj = new Bar();
}
}

This makes it explicit when and how someObj is initialized, and if needed, you can change or pass different values.

public static void main(String[] args) {

Scanner sc= new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.println("enter no of digits");
int n=sc.nextInt();

int var[]=new int[n];

for(int i=0;i<n;i++){
    
var[i]=sc.nextInt();
}
System.out.println("Printing Array elements using loop: ");
    for (int i = 0; i < n; i++)  
    {
        System.out.println(var[i]);
    }
}
}

You can use the following option in your gitlab.toml file. "amazonec2-iam-instance-profile=your-ROLE-name"

To request a refund for a wrong recharge on Airtel, follow these steps: Contact Customer Support: Call Airtel customer care at 121 or 0915-327-6772. use the Airtel app for assistance.To request a refund for a wrong recharge on Airtel, follow these steps: Contact Customer Support: Call Airtel customer care at 121 or 0915-327-6772. use the Airtel app for assistance.

I have also same problem. Powershell Script run successfully and getting result on powershell everything is ok but when i open Local Policy Windows it is not effecting

It is working now. I removed log4j2.xml from the project and instead added log4j2.component.properties and pointed log4j2.xml path value in it.

log4j2.component.properties

log4j.configurationFile=/com/logs/test/log4j2.xml

I had the same error and I don't know if my situation is related but this may help someone else who searches for the same error.

I was able to resolve this error by creating a new Pipeline, using GitHub as the source and the same repo that was referenced in the broken pipeline, and re-authorizing the repo access in the GitHub prompt. I stopped there and didn't finish creating a new pipeline because after going back to the original pipeline in a new window, it was working again.

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Pure dart dtls implementation: https://github.com/KellyKinyama/dartls/tree/master/lib/src/dtls/examples/server

Most likely it is not possible to do what you want.

I suggest to post the question at

https://github.com/cvxpy/cvxpy/discussions

to get an authoritative answer.

some advice you value are two types 1. primitive 2. no primitive

1. string, number, and boolean So far you’ve been working with numbers, strings, and booleans. These kinds of JavaScript values are “immutable”, meaning unchangeable or “read-only”. You can trigger a re-render to replace a value:
2. object and array are reference values. Tips:you have to change immutably which means always give to new objects and array 3.handleChange function one
3. Technically, it is possible to change the contents of the object itself. This is called a mutation:

Error was missing imports and that missing decorator.

After adding @security.context_processor above the context processor block the error filtered through the login_user.html until I finally started to see h is undefined then url_for was undefined. In transitioning my initial admin page that was made without the admin package my imports got mixed up so I was missing those two. Now that I have added those 3 things I now see the login page! Hopefully if anyone else sees the very unhelpful admin_base_plate undefined they can know to look for those smaller items which don't come out of the stack trace very clearly.

I ended up adding onto the context processor so it looks like this:

@security.context_processor
def security_context_processor():
return dict(
    admin_base_template=admin.theme.base_template,
    admin_view=admin.index_view,
    theme=admin.theme,
    h=admin_helpers,
    get_url=url_for,
)

Check the Theme Code – Go to your platform’s theme editor and inspect the order confirmation template for unnecessary 2️⃣ Modify the HTML/PHP/Liquid File – Locate the file handling the order confirmation page 3️⃣ Use CSS (If Needed) – If direct removal isn’t possible, hide it with CSS:

. 4️⃣ Check Plugin/Extension Settings – Some platforms (e.g., Shopify, WooCommerce) may add images via apps—Disable unwanted elements in settings. 5️⃣ Inspect JavaScript – Ensure no scripts dynamically insert the image tag post-order submission.

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TLDR: decrease bucket size to (4,6,8 etc for each day) depending upon the files size being created. Too many small file ISSUE.

acc to my understanding: buckets : 1000 days(lets assume for 1 year): 365 thats : 365*1000 partitions(files) = 365000

now to write out those no of files and process them in parallel , you would need 1000 of cpu cores, does not make any sence. thump rule for file partitions and parallel execution: lets say for 25gb data file size: 25*1024 => 25600 MB partitions:(default 128MB): 25600/128 => 200 CPU cores needed: 200 (dialing down to 50 cores) // this is for all partitions being processed in parallel for fastest // execution, if you can give some more time for job, and data being // processed in queue with 50 cores would be enough // execution time will increase by 4x (just approxmimation, depends upon // transformations on data being performed)

executor needed(if 4 cores with each exec(2-5 rec for each exec)):50/4 =>~ 13 memory per exec: 4GB , total mem = 13* 4 = 52GB

then driver also need resource allocation (4 cores + 16 GB) rough estimates

my approach was to set the "credsStore" to "" on the server's .docker -> config file and it works.

Please Ensure you have cucumber-testng dependency then it works and not org.testng

This extension is no longer available because it doesn't follow best practices for Chrome extensions.

There have any alternative solution ?

Sir ji meri urx_raj_182. Ye insta wali I'd login nhi ho rahi hai 🥺 please meri ye I'd login krne ke liye aagiya dijiye

I have been trying to alter this Answer so that only Mondays are allowed entry (and are also highlighted). I am also trying to start the week on Sun instead of Mon and remove the week numbers. I can't seem to make the changes necessary to make this happen. Any suggestions?

What about public repositories? To checkout them, do one needs to create Github service connections in ADO?

Arabic plus one arabic and English translated side by side

how to add a set amount of exponents in c++?

It sounds like you are asking a question about the CAP Theorem. This says you can have two of these three properties in a distributed system: consistency, availability, and partition tolerance.

If your system prioritizes availability, the theorem says you need to give up consistency (i.e. deliver something eventually consistent instead) or partition tolerance (i.e. if some of your nodes split-brain but availability is super important so writes to the same object are accepted in both partitions, some of the writes will be lost when the split is healed).

Scalability is sortof related, but also sortof orthogonal to the CAP tradeoffs. Scalability relates more to things like parallelization (how many req/s can be handled) and minimizing latency (requests at volume are still fast). Scaling a system depends quite a lot on what kind of requests you expect. For example, if you expect writes to be rare but reads to be frequent, a cache might be a good approach to scale (support more parallel requests). If your application is write-heavy and you need writes to scale you might investigate how to parallelize the writes (sharding, for example). In both cases, there are some availability tradeoffs (what happens if a cache node is down, what happens if a primary node is down, etc). So solutions touch back on CAP theorem again.

There are also approaches using specialized data structures like CRDT that help applications navigate tradeoffs like this. CRDT-structured data is commutative by definition, so in the case of a partition the application can "heal" without data loss. While this seems to optimize for consistency, availability, and partition tolerance all at once, your app would need to constrain its data models and UX to conform to data that can be modeled as CRDT. Operational Transformation is a related approach used for collaborative text editors, etc.

Ultimately, your solution to scaling an app relates to expected behavior (what kind of requests are you scaling) and acceptable CAP tradeoffs.

I'm in this exact situation, did you find any solution? If so please post the solution. I'm using react.js

Unfortunatelly for now you can't deploy java project (Springboot) to vercel. Refer to this thread

Hope it will help