When an Instagram embed on your WordPress site only shows the photo when you're logged in, but not when you're logged out or visiting from a private browser, it's usually due to one of these issues:
I am working on the same task of automatically creating the project on hitting my file URL I am using PHP for this you can check the below API documentation XTRF API Documentation
i was also gettting the same issue and I was using webpack
I used this in webpack to resolve this path issue
output: {
path: path.resolve(__dirname, 'build'),
filename: 'renderer.js',
// Use different publicPath values for dev and prod
publicPath: isProduction ? './' : '/'
It really depends on the kind of feedback you want to receive from doctorest
using assert in your test is a more compact approach. It works by ensuring that if the condition fails, Python raises an assertionerror. On the other hand, encoding your condition as a logical operator returning true or false will result in lines like true/ false in the output which might be less informative when the condition fails.
There’s no major reason not to use ASSERT as long as youre comfortable with the exception based error reporting and want a more compact test.
Problem can be at MongoDB side as well.
Execute the same query on mongodb client and check its execution time. Check the query plan to validate if index is being used.
Try with below as well, while querying from mondo db client and flink.
eq("_id", 1917986549) // Use number instead of string
Potential Causes and Debugging Steps
Firewall or Network Restrictions
Ensure there haven't been any recent changes to your network or firewall that might be blocking incoming requests.
Check if the IP addresses of Xero's webhook requests are being filtered.
Rate Limits or Request Blocking by Xero
Xero might have introduced new rate limits or validation requirements.
If your webhook is failing immediately after activation, Xero could be deactivating it due to consecutive failures.
SSL/TLS Certificates or DNS Issues
Confirm that your SSL certificates haven't expired or changed recently.
Run a DNS lookup to check if the webhook’s endpoint is resolving correctly.
Background Job Processing Logic
You mentioned that webhook requests are saved for background processing. Could there be a delay or misconfiguration that prevents the server from acknowledging receipt within Xero’s expected timeframe?
Webhook Request Format or Authentication
Verify if Xero has updated the request payload or authentication method required.
Try setting up a temporary endpoint that simply logs requests to verify what Xero is sending.
Thank you brother. I almost gave up using Instagram graph API to fetch comments. This worked. btw, do we get the commentor userName in the response? Appreciate your response. Thanks
The performance gain is huge,because it dynamically binds listeners to every child elements through single parent.there are so many edge cases to consider before to use
Delegate too many events on parent can cause inefficency and complex logic
it only works with events like click and does not work with events like onblur,onfocus,mousenter etc.
you need to optimize the condition logic to avoid triggering unnecessary execution
Do as proposed above. You’re missing the "border" utility class — add "border" along with "border-solid" and "border-black", or the border won’t show up.
I wanted to add a related use-case here that I didn't see listed above, but this might help someone else. I often need to apply a custom function to many columns where that function itself takes multiple columns of a df, where the exact columns might be a pain to spell out or change subtly depending on the data-frame. So, same problem as OP, but where the function might be user-defined and require multiple columns.
I took the basic idea from Rajib's comment above. I wanted to post it here since, while it might be overkill for some cases, it is useful in others. In that case, you'll need apply, and you'll want to wrap the results in a pd.Series to return them as a normal-looking table.
# Toy data
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
inc_data = {f"inc_{k}" : np.random.randint(1000, size=1000)
for k in range(1,21)}
other_data = {f"o_{k}" : np.random.randint(1000, size=1000)
for k in range(1,21)} # Adding unnecessary cols to simulate real-world dfs
group = {"group" :
["a"]*250 + ["b"]*250 + ["c"]*100 + ["d"]*400}
data = {**group, **inc_data, **other_data}
df = pd.DataFrame.from_dict(data)
# Identify needed columns
check = [c for c in df.columns if "inc" in c] # Cols we want to check
need = check + ["o_1"] # Cols we need
ref = "o_1" # Reference column
# Not an actual function I use, but just a sufficiently complicated one
def myfunc(data, x, y, n):
return data.nlargest(n, x)[y].mean()
df.groupby('group')[need].apply( # Use apply() to access entire groupby columns
lambda g : pd.Series( # Use series to return as columns of a summary table
{c : myfunc(g, c, ref, 5) # Dict comprehension to loop through many cols
for c in check}
))
There might be much more performant ways to do this, but I had a hard time figuring this out. This method doesn't require more pre-defined functions than your custom function, and if the idea is just speeding up a lot of work, this is better than the manual methods of creating a Series detailed here, which has lots of good tips if the functions themselves are very different.
I'm having the same issue with the mermaid servers since a week ago (or so). I tried running the server locally on docker and it works as expected. For the issue with node names I'm assuming your Jupyter notebook is caching the image for a previously created graph and when you use that old name it just uses the cache hence you don't see an error. Try creating a new notebook (or even better a whole new python environment), and run both codes in there see if you can reproduce the error for both versions.
You can try and run mermaid server locally following these steps. Let me know after you try these, we need to report this to langchain and mermaid team.
From your python directory navigate to langchain_core/runnables/graph_mermaid.py/ > _render_mermaid_using_api() and replace https://mermaid.ink in image_url with `http://localhost:3000. Keep the rest of the url intact.
After some debugging, found that if I add a signal handler in the HAL, that solves the problem, no longer seeing a crash. Posting it here in case someone else has similar issues
@Christophe To my understanding, the term "class" in a class diagram represents the principle of object-oriented programming. You cannot simply say that the model must be separated from the implementation. Rather, the model must be precisely transferable to the respective implementation and vice versa. The remaining question is: how do I represent the following implementation in a UML class diagram?
class LeaseAgreement{
public Person tenant{
get{
return tenant;
}
set{
tenant = value;
}
}
}
class Person{
public string name{get{return name;}set{name=value;}}
public string lastname{get{return lastname;}set{lastname=value;}}
}
In my case i used pm2 to start my server and it somehow change relative path or something like that...
Solution for such case:
provide explicitly cwd option to pm2 from config or directly in terminal, for example:
pm2 start dist/main.js -- --name example --cwd /var/www/hope-it-will-help/app
Only issue with CTAS approach is Table/column constraints. Constraints are not copied and it can cause issues in the target system(s). For example, if you have auto increment column, CTAS will not copy the constraint. To keep the table definition as is, use CREATE TABLE LIKE <source table> and then copy the data using insert/insert overwrite.
I managed to resolve the high CPU usage issue when using WebFlux by configuring the R2DBC connection pool more carefully. Here's what helped in my case:
#in my DB Config class
#The code comments are in Korean
@Bean(name = "arhConnectionFactory")
public ConnectionFactory arhConnectionFactory() {
ConnectionFactory conn = ConnectionFactories.get(ConnectionFactoryOptions.builder()
.option(ConnectionFactoryOptions.DRIVER, "pool") // pool 사용 (proxy로 감싸기 전)
.option(ConnectionFactoryOptions.PROTOCOL, properties.getDriver()) // mariadb, mssql 등
.option(ConnectionFactoryOptions.HOST, properties.getHost())
.option(ConnectionFactoryOptions.PORT, properties.getPort())
.option(ConnectionFactoryOptions.USER, properties.getUsername())
.option(ConnectionFactoryOptions.PASSWORD, properties.getPassword())
.option(ConnectionFactoryOptions.DATABASE, properties.getDatabase())
// 커넥션 풀 관련 옵션
.option(Option.valueOf("initialSize"), 1) // 초기 커넥션 수
.option(Option.valueOf("maxSize"), 2) // 최대 커넥션 수
.option(Option.valueOf("maxIdleTime"), Duration.ofSeconds(60)) // 유휴 커넥션 유지 시간
.option(Option.valueOf("maxCreateConnectionTime"), Duration.ofSeconds(5)) // 커넥션 생성 제한 시간
.option(Option.valueOf("maxAcquireTime"), Duration.ofSeconds(3)) // 커넥션 획득 제한 시간
.option(Option.valueOf("acquireRetry"), 1) // 커넥션 획득 재시도 횟수
.option(Option.valueOf("validationQuery"), "SELECT 1") // 유효성 검사 쿼리
.option(Option.valueOf("backgroundEvictionInterval"), Duration.ofSeconds(120)) // 유휴 커넥션 정리 주기
.option(Option.valueOf("name"), "arh-r2dbc-pool") // 커넥션 풀 이름
.build()
);
return ProxyConnectionFactory.builder(conn)
.onAfterQuery(queryInfo -> {
log.debug("{}", new QueryExecutionInfoFormatter().showQuery().format(queryInfo));
log.debug("{}", new QueryExecutionInfoFormatter().showBindings().format(queryInfo));
})
.build();
}
BUT,There were two main tasks in my WebFlux server that caused a noticeable increase in CPU usage:
Processing JSON parameters and storing them in the database
Saving multiple files from a Flux<FilePart> into server storage
I was able to solve the first issue (database write logic for JSON data), and CPU usage has improved since then. However, the second issue—saving multiple files to disk—is still causing high CPU load.
Has anyone faced similar problems with Flux and file I/O in WebFlux?
I'd appreciate any tips or advice on optimizing file write operations (e.g., writing to disk efficiently in a reactive context).
The only changed I need was in the method 'get_current_user' I added an if...else that return 'None' if the user is not logged in, than I added 'get_current_user' for all endpoints and works for all user authenticated or not.
The credit for this answer goes to @dimich. The problem is a copy of the NeoPixel object is being made and since there is none defined in the class, this results in a memory deallocation of the pixels member.
Specifically, the statement pixel = Adafruit_NeoPixel(1, 25, NEO_GRB + NEO_KHZ800); destroys that 1st instance in which pixels is NULL, which is not a problem. It then creates the new one and allocates the memory for the pixels member, and then makes an automatic copy since there is no copy constructor. Since the data member pixels is dynamically allocated, its pointer is copied. In all, three instances are created. The 2nd instance is then destroyed, which causes the problem.
Because the 3rd instance points to the same section of memory for pixels, when the 2nd instance is destroyed, so is the allocation for that memory. Thus, the memory is free for other uses, and the pointer that was copied is no longer valid.
In order to make it clearer:
Adafruit_NeoPixel pixel; // 1st instance; pixels == NULL
pixel = Adafruit_NeoPixel(1, 25, NEO_GRB + NEO_KHZ800); // pixel contains a copy of the pixels pointer, but not its memory.
// pixel.pixels == 0x555 and Adafruit_NeoPixel(1,...).pixels == 0x555
// after the copy is made 0x555 is freed and the pixel.pixels points to freed memory.
From Brave AI, it says it best:
If you do not define a copy constructor, the compiler-generated default copy constructor will copy the data members directly. However, if the class contains pointers or dynamically allocated resources, a custom copy constructor should be defined to handle deep copying, ensuring that the new object has its own copy of the dynamically allocated resources rather than sharing the same resources as the original object.
Thanks again to @dimich for catching this easy to miss problem.
@echo off
:: Assumes native_bridge.py and the 'venv' folder are in the same directory as this batch file.
:: Path to venv python relative to this batch file
set VENV_PYTHON="%~dp0venv\Scripts\python.exe"
:: Path to the python script relative to this batch file
set SCRIPT_PATH="%~dp0native_bridge.py"
:: Define log file paths relative to this batch file's location
set STDOUT_LOG="%~dp0native_bridge_stdout.log"
set STDERR_LOG="%~dp0native_bridge_stderr.log"
:: Execute the script using the venv's python, redirecting output
%VENV_PYTHON% %SCRIPT_PATH% > %STDOUT_LOG% 2> %STDERR_LOG%
As you can see the manifest is launching launch.bat. Great. My AHK script sends messages down the pipe, they arrive in native_bridge.py but never reach the browser? Why? Because I'm redirecting stdout of native_bridge.py for logging... Well whatever I guess I worked it out. I'll leave this repo public in it's fixed state in case anyone wants to copy it in future.
I'm facing a similar issue. I am trying to play youtube videos in the background but I couldn't solve the problem. Have you found a solution or a workaround?
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1): I am trying to
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): Have you found a solution or a workaround
This does not solve the problem with visual studio 2022. Instead of getting error C28251, it causes an error of C2731 "wWinMain" function cannot be overloaded. How do I solve this error?
The approch when you use files.associations is the best way,Just a little observation,to know when configure css to tailwind, press ctrl + shift + p and search 'Open Workspace Settings (JSON)' and paste the code and the error disapper
For easier rotation and interaction, I’d recommend checking out Plotly. It’s a solid Python library that lets you create 3D scatter plots you can rotate in real-time, right in the browser. I’ve used similar setups when working with a product visualization platform, and the interactivity makes a big difference, especially when you’re trying to spot patterns or compare dimensions quickly.
Found! name vs id outputs on the pool. (It's easy to loose track of when to use which and seeing the error crosseyed, it's easy to miss the repitition of the full project path that was in the error)
You didn't define or call it from the body section:
{
"type": "TextBlock",
"text": "<at>john</at>"
}
or skip the entities definition:
{
"type": "TextBlock",
"text": "<at>[email protected]</at>"
}
Just wanted to share that I submitted an Apple DTS ticket about iOS 18.4 breaking popoverTip/TipKit and they have acknowledged it and confirmed that "it is a known issue for which there is no known workaround at this time."
This is what I had sent them along with an MRE:
There are two issues that I am noticing with my tips in iOS 18.4. These issues were not present prior to updating to iOS 18.4. To be clear, if you run on a iOS 18.2 device, simulator, or in Swift Previews, you do not see these issues.
1. The message Text is truncated. It is not allowed to wrap around anymore.
2. Subsequent tips shown in my TipGroup are presented in a sheet. The tip has no arrow and, interestingly, the text is not truncated here.
Yes, this is a known limitation with the Amazon Prime Video app. It often restricts playback of downloaded content from external SD cards on some devices due to DRM (Digital Rights Management) issues. Netflix handles this differently, which is why it works fine.
Try setting the SD card as the default download location from within the Prime Video app settings, and make sure the card is formatted as internal storage (adoptable storage), if your device supports that. Otherwise, you'll likely have to stick with internal storage for Prime downloads.
1. Download the official Data Wrangler extension;
2. Run your code and have your data frame in memory;
3. Open Jupyter Variables;
4. Choose the data frame;
5. Boom! Voila!
-- Criar o banco de dados
CREATE DATABASE LOJABD;
USE LOJABD;
-- Criar a tabela CLIENTE
CREATE TABLE CLIENTE (
codigo INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
nome VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
estado VARCHAR(2) NOT NULL,
cidade VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
telefone VARCHAR(15) NOT NULL
);
-- Criar a tabela PRODUTO
CREATE TABLE PRODUTO (
id INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
nome VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
valor DECIMAL(10,2) NOT NULL,
quantidade_estoque INT NOT NULL
);
-- Criar a tabela COMPRA
CREATE TABLE COMPRA (
numero INT PRIMARY KEY,
data_compra DATE NOT NULL,
codigo_cliente INT,
id_produto INT,
quantidade_comprada INT NOT NULL,
valor_compra DECIMAL(10,2) NOT NULL,
FOREIGN KEY (codigo_cliente) REFERENCES CLIENTE(codigo),
FOREIGN KEY (id_produto) REFERENCES PRODUTO(id)
);
The answer to your question is that what marks it as a virus is the way it is compressed, meaning your initial guess was correct. Although I am not aware of any viable alternatives, there is actually a way to forget switching to a different compile tool, remove the error, and get your software whitelisted.
If you visit this link (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/filesubmission), you can get your software whitelisted by Microsoft. All you need to do is fill out a form and wait for a response. It's a pretty lengthy process overall, but it may be worth it.
I also wanna know why it didn't change the .editorconfig when i change the severity at the light bulb.
1)) First of all, i'll will explain the 4 options.
"Configure IDE0090 code style" is to configure options (except severity) related to the IDE0090 (The "IDE*" are called code rule or code style, something like that).
It's like in Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> Code Style - General
you'll see the 2 columns Preference and Severity,
the "Configure IDE0090 code style" should belong to the Preference column.
There're many code styles which i couldn't find in the GUI of VS 2022 (Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> Code Style - General),
very inconvenient.
Luckily you can still configure them in the .editorconfig file.
"Configure IDE0090 severity" is to change the severity of the IDE0090, obviously.
I'm NOT 100% sure but i guess "None" means it'll completely ignore the IDE0090 .
"Silent" means you won't see a sign of the IDE0090 in the code, the only way is to move your mouse or the cursor (I don't remember) to the place in your code which triggers the IDE0090, then maybe a light bulb or screwdriver will pop up at the start of the code line.
"Suggestion" means you'll see little 3 dots in the code where IDE0090 is triggered.
"Warning" means you'll see green squiggle in the code, it'll still let you build, like any other warning.
"Error" means you'll see red squiggle in the code, it won't let you build, like any other error at build.
"Configure severity for all 'Style' analyzers" means changing the severity of all Code Style options for the whole project,
it might be fun to change them all to Error to spot them all then changing their severity to whichever we want,
i may try that in the future, please let me know how it'll be if you try it.
"Configure severity for all analyzers" means changing the severity of all "analyzers", i'm NOT sure what it truly means but i guess it's like all hints, screwdriver, light bulb, etc.
2)) About the stupid options that don't change the .editorconfig when we choose the severity options.
The way i handle it is to hover mouse over the option of severity that i want, then click the "Preview changes",
it'll show you the code that should be added into the .editorconfig ,
you copy that code then paste it into the .editorconfig like you saw in the "Preview changes" using something like Notepad.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): please let me know how
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1): i want
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1): i may try that in the future, please
In my case what solved was putting the widgets inside a Stack and adjust them with the Positioned widget. And the widget that is supposed to be above the other must come last in the stack children list.
With a VBA userform, columns on the sheet can be easily hidden and shown. Sheets of workbook are listed in combobox .With this combobox can be navigated between sheets of workbook. The used columns in the selected sheets are listed in the listbox along with the column headings.
The answer, as provided by the publisher via email, is as follows:
Manually Backing Up Your Bartender 5 Configuration
- Open Finder on your Mac.
- Press Command + Shift + G to open the “Go to Folder” dialog.
- Enter ~/Library/Preferences/ and press Enter.
- Locate the file named com.surteesstudios.Bartender.plist.
- Copy this file to a safe location (e.g., external drive, cloud storage).
Once you’ve copied this file, you’ll have a backup of your Bartender settings.
2. Restoring or Transferring Settings:
If you need to restore (or transfer) your settings to another Mac:
- Replace the existing com.surteesstudios.Bartender.plist file in ~/Library/Preferences/ with your backed-up version.
- Restart Bartender to apply your restored settings.
- This process can also be used if you’re moving to a new Mac and want to keep your personalized Bartender layout and preferences.
At the time of this post, the accepted solution includes double quotes, which may not be desirable. A workaround to solving the hyphen evaluating as a minus sign in a situation where the double quotes are not desired, append the string with the invisible character [U+200E] as so:
stringId = `[U+200E]${id}`
This will give a string output instead of evaluating the interpreted expression.
As of 4/21/2025, Pivot Tables will summarize empty cells. But, the filter function fails to identify a cell using = Empty and = Not Empty (it does not let you use <> Empty). To simply get rid of empty rows, the "Ignore empty rows" works.
As far as I know, Python’s type system doesn’t let you write an overload that only applies when the argument isn’t a literal. There's just no concept of a "non-literal" type as a separate category.
You could handle the type checks manually at runtime, or split the function into a few separate ones depending on the case.
Unfortunately, I don't know of any way to express "this overload is for non-literals only" in a cleaner way :(
I'm having this same problem when using nuxt 3, but since the beginning I've been creating pages within pages, but it still doesn't update and I need to stop and start the server again.
I think the issue is probably with how you're updating self.items inside the update method. If you're calling char.inv.update(...) from within addItem(), you need to make sure you're passing in the most up-to-date invDBObject, because update() itself doesn’t know where to get the latest data.
I’ve created a Laravel package which lets you record a real HTTP request and it will automatically create a Fixture with faker data similar to Laravel factories. It works almost the same way as Charlie mentioned in his comment.
Http::fake(["https://api.stripe.com/v1/*" => Http::response(
(new StripeFixture())->toJson(), 200),
]);
