Regarding the above css script for the button which has an x as check mark - It works, but I struggle to create a value for each check box. I have tried adding a value to the html part as follow which does not seem to work: <input id="demo_box_2" class="css-checkbox" type="checkbox" checked/> <label for="demo_box_2" value="true" name="demo_lbl_2" value="true" class="css-label">Selected Option</label>
Please advise as this does not make sense why it should not be working.
This command worked for me
sftp -o PubkeyAcceptedAlgorithms=+ssh-rsa -o HostKeyAlgorithms=+ssh-rsa -o Port=PORTNUMBER -o IdentityFile=IDENTITYFILENAME USER
Open Firebase Console.
Select your project.
Navigate to Authentication > Sign-in method.
Enable the Google option in the Sign-in providers section.
Check SHA-1 Fingerprint:
Add the SHA-1 Fingerprint of your keystore in Firebase Console at Project Settings > General.
If you want to disable the same behavior on tree views, there is a separate setting available since January 2024 (version 1.86), where you need to set workbench.tree.enableStickyScroll to false.
It looks like you are trying to create a spider web (or radar) chart using Highcharts in a React component. The fact that it did not work, even inside useEffect, suggests there might be some issues with the setup, especially when initializing Highcharts with additional modules like highcharts-more.
Here are steps to address the issue and ensure compatibility with the latest Highcharts version:
Updated Code Example
Loading HighchartsMore Properly:
The HighchartsMore module should be registered before you create the chart. It's generally a good practice to import and integrate your libraries both in the global context and within component lifecycle methods when you need them.
Use Effect Dependencies:
Ensure your useEffect has correct dependencies to avoid running it unnecessarily.
Check Data Types:
Make sure that your data inputs match expected types for Highcharts.
Here's an updated version of your code; I made a few adjustments to ensure it runs correctly:
import React, { useEffect } from 'react';
import Highcharts from 'highcharts';
import HighchartsMore from 'highcharts/highcharts-more';
import HighchartsReact from 'highcharts-react-official';
import { spiderWeb } from 'feature/analytics/config';
// Define the props for SpiderWeb component
export type SpiderWebProps = {
data?: Array<Record<string, string | boolean | number | Array<any>>>;
};
// Initialize HighchartsMore only once
HighchartsMore(Highcharts);
// Configure spider web (radar) options
const options = spiderWeb();
export const SpiderWeb: React.FC<SpiderWebProps> = ({ data }: SpiderWebProps) => {
// If data is provided, use it, otherwise use dummy data
const dummyData = data || [
{
name: 'Category A',
data: [80, 90, 70, 85, 60],
pointPlacement: 'on',
},
{
name: 'Category B',
data: [70, 85, 60, 75, 95],
pointPlacement: 'on',
},
];
// Chart options
const chartOptions = {
...options,
chart: {
polar: true,
type: 'line',
},
yAxis: {
visible: false,
},
series: dummyData,
};
// Render HighchartsReact component
return <HighchartsReact highcharts={Highcharts} options={chartOptions} />;
};
Key Changes
Imports: HighchartsMore is now loaded outside of the component, which prevents multiple executions and potential initialization issues.
Data Input: If no data is provided, the component now falls back to dummyData.
No useEffect: In this case, since we are initializing HighchartsMore outside of the component, the useEffect hook isn't needed.
Additional Tips
Check Version Compatibility: Make sure you're using a version of highcharts and highcharts-react-official that is compatible with the latest Highcharts features.
Browser Console: Always check for console errors in the browser, as they can provide insights into what's going wrong.
Requests for token endpoint generated by OpenIddict client differ from those created by Postman. For instance, OpenIddict client includes Accept-Charset: utf-8 header.
In some cases, that particular header might cause the problem. WAF in front of certain identity providers might not expect it, which leads to forbidden requests.
One way to fix it, is to configure OpenIddict client to skip that particular header:
/(&.+?;)/ig works better. You may have multiple html entities in your string. If so, /(&.+;)/ig will match only once with everything between the first & and the last ; since + is a greedy find and +? is lazy.
For me I needed to delete the bin and obj folders and it then started ok. I believe there are some artifacts left behind when switching from in-process that seems to mess up the isolated start-up process.
This entire expression evaluates to returning Boolean?. Why? It returns null (not Unit) when e.message is null. Otherwise it returns the Boolean from Log.e() because Log.e() returns a Boolean. Kotlin treats any final expression that evaluates to something other than Unit as a return expression. That means the entire function has an implied Boolean? return value.
There are a number of ways to address this. Calling return after the log expression is the easiest fix. This explicitly tells the compiler that nothing should be returned.
I frequently get caught out by this because the logging functions returns a Boolean value or when using the ?. operator on the last line of a conditional expression.
What if we create a third component like a mediator (updateService, responsible for reading and writing to db through A, get information from B), that is able to encapsulate the direct interaction between A and B?
I also have the same issue . I have been working with the same model and system . Most of the time my kernal will die or the system will hang for longtime . I believe it because of the mac spec and its Gpu Intel UHD Graphics 630 1536 MB is not sufficient for many llama models . To address this I have few suggestions .
As @C3roe mentioned, the error you're getting is apparently because you're using <script type="module" ... for your script.js. You were doing this because on script.js, you imported addtoCart function from another script (cart.js).
script.js
import { addtocart } from "./cart"; // <-- THIS PART
addtocart(quantity, name, price, imgurl);
//for fun
var fun =0
//loading the html file first cus to get empty spans
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded',()=>{
// ...
One quick fix that can be done is to just redeclare that addtoCart function inside your script.js so you don't have to import it.
script.js
// import { addtocart } from "./cart"; // <-- NO LONGER NEEDED
function addtocart(quantity, name, price, imgurl) {
const li = document.createElement('li');
li.textContent = `${name} - ${quantity} x ₹${price} - ${imgurl}`;
cart.appendChild(li);
}
addtocart(quantity, name, price, imgurl);
//for fun
var fun = 0
//loading the html file first cus to get empty spans
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', () => {
//getting all span files as ids
// ....
Now on your index.html, you don't need to specify type='module' for your script.js.
index.html
<script type="module" src="script.js"></script> <!-- CHANGE THIS PART -->
<script src="script.js"></script> <!-- TO BE LIKE THIS -->
I've tested this on my local machine and it doesn't throw the error you specified but instead pops up an alert:
I solved my problem in a strange way. I clicked on the cursor name (Step 3) with the right mouse button, clicked on the repeating resource. I got cursor1, and in the resources there was cursor : byte[] and cursor1 : byte[] (fourth picture). Now I can delete cursor1 and use Properties.Resources.cursor
NOT AN ANSWER, Follow on Question. How would this work if you are remotely connecting to a secured QMGR on an MQ appliance? I don't seem to be able to add credentials to the command line. I am successfully using this user ID to do other MQ operation like remove runmqsc commands and reading queue depths. On those I need to add a -u userName then < the password > save.output.file
So may have found a solution to my own question but please feel free to pick holes in it as the conditional statement for an empty First Name field remains untested.
I am currently investigating a similar matter and stumbled upon a possible explanation/solution, saying that "required" and "nullable" are different notions in OpenAPI spec. The property "surname" being declared optional (required:false) does not make it nullable, it just allows it to be omitted entirely. To be able to include it but with a null value, you set it as "nullable: true" (and it can still be set to "required: true" even in that case, meaning that it has to be included even it's null).
Haven't tested that yet, though. Neither do I know if Swagger UI will handle this schema correctly, actually emitting the property as null when applicable.
I experienced something similar. With gtsave, I think the other calls like vwidth and vheight are not being properly carried into the webshot function. I tried something similar with the webshot2::webshot function and it did not seem to respect any of the calls like vwidth when converting to pdf, as it outputted the same files regardless of what I put in. I had some success using the first version of webshot and converting to pdf. It might take some tinkering with vwidth, vheight, and the zoom function. I have not tried it with png files though.
I tried to replicate the same configuration as yours and ended up fetching the entire JSON instead of the specific value. Check this existing public feature request and feel free to upvote on the feature to prioritize it accordingly.
Use the output from configure export-credentials to find the session expiration. This works for profiles that use a sso-session whereas aws configure get x_security_token_expires does not.
I'm experiencing the exact same issue in Angular 18. I modified the Stackblitz by @Owen Kelvin to replicate this issue. Note that wrapping it in form tags is what causes the issue. If you take away the form tags it works as expected. https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-ivy-jp3hur1k
When you add a '?' making the second group optional, your group 1 will match as much as possible (see about Greedy or Lazy). So, in your group 1, adding a '?' like that (.*?) will make it matches as less as possible.
Then add a $ to match until the end of the line.
After a lot of trial & error and a lot of Grace I worked out following workaround that really works regardless of OneDrive synchronization status.
Explainer of the situation: When OneDrive for Desktop is synchronizing an Excel workbook (let's call it Data Workbook), and that workbook is trying to be accessed from another workbook (let's call it Analysis Workbook) via PowerQuery or even directly by regular pivot table (not even PowerPivot) - Excel will regularly throw out error The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process. That happens because the import/reading mechanism wants exclusive access to the Data Workbook (even though it is reading it only). You can't do a thing about it.
Workaround: You have to "fool" the import mechanism into thinking it is not accessing another workbook. There is a good enough solution for this which can be applied and automated in most situations:
set up a simple single formula in Analysis Workbook that pulls all relevant data from Data Workbook, and then
set up import mechanism to use that as a source.
This successfully circumvents any and all issues with OneDrive. Details on the example of using regular pivot table as the data consumer in Analysis workbook:
Let's say your data workbook is My Data.xlsx, and an Excel table in that data workbook is the source of your data, and that table is named source_data. For the sake of simplicity, I'm presuming all workbooks are in the same folder.
in Analysis workbook, add a worksheet "ds_trick", and in A1 cell place formula ='My Data.xlsx'!source_data[#All] (no matter how large the source data table is, it is going to fit into this worksheet because the formula is in A1 and there cannot be more rows in Data workbook's worksheet then in the Analysis workbook worksheet so you are safe on that side)
Let's say that this data table fills columns from A to N. Change the pivot table data source to 'ds_trick'!$A:$N. Notice that you are not specifying the rows in this reference - you are referencing whole columns!
make sure that whatever automation mechanism you are creating is opening the Data workbook before you are ordering pivot cache refreshing.
Notes:
Pivot tables do not support named ranges as source so you cannot directly reference the data workbook's Excel table in it. It also won't work if you try to create a named range in analysis workbook that references table in data workbook. You have to pull the data via formula in Analysis workbook.
Without named range as data source for pivot table you are left with "fixed" number of rows to define which is not good, so the trick for that is to reference whole columns - luckly pivot tables are good with trimming empty rows so this actually is done without any latency in processing input data. This way you are successfully faking dynamic named range as source for pivot table (in terms of rows)
In a multi-sensor system, you are working to minimize the calibration error E(x, y), where x and y are
calibration parameters. The calibration error is modeled as: E(x, y) = x2 7y2 - 2xy + 3x + 4y -
15. Determine the critical points and classify them as minima or maxima. How will minimizing this calibration error improve the accuracy of your sensor readings?
The question is about identifying shared objects in Python's multiprocessing.managers.SyncManager when used by remote processes.
Simple Explanation:
When you use SyncManager in Python to manage shared objects, the objects you share (e.g., dictionaries, lists) can be used across processes, even remotely. Each shared object is assigned a unique ID or "key" when it is created.
I will just add on that I made sure targetframework was .net9.0 in all projects. It didn't build, just complained about
The current .NET SDK does not support targeting .NET 9.0. Either target .NET 6.0 or lower, or use a version of the .NET SDK that supports .NET 9.0.
Just changing base and build in the DockerFile from 6.0 to 9.0 fixed the problem. The error message wasn't even close to what the issue was.
I was able to resolve this by specifying output.type="text" to the stat_cor command. This successfully exported the negative sign as a text box, instead of an object that did not display in powerpoint.
Code below:
For anyone who has recently encountered this issue, according to this article from Microsoft System.Text.Json started supporting serialization of the derived classes since .NET7.
You can achieve this by adding attribute annotations to the main class
[JsonDerivedType(typeof(DerivedExtensionA))]
public abstract class Extension
To clear the Material-UI DatePicker input when the value is invalid, make sure to pass null to the value prop when the input doesn't meet your validation criteria. For example:
Android Gradle plugin is not the same as gradle. Use [https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/compatibility.html][1]. Be sure that gradle versions and Java versions match up. Update your Path and JAVA_HOME in System Environmental Variables and then restart your computer.
The problem can be solved - as CodingWithMagga has suggested - by using the rate_func option in the animate command. Here is how you can modify the command:
animations = [circle.animate(rate_func=linear, run_time=0.01).move_to(new_pos) for circle, new_pos in zip(circles, new_positions)]
from typing import AsyncGenerator, Generator
import pytest
from httpx import ASGITransport, AsyncClient
from sqlalchemy import create_engine, event, text
from sqlalchemy.exc import SQLAlchemyError
from sqlalchemy.ext.asyncio import async_sessionmaker, create_async_engine
from sqlalchemy.orm import Session, SessionTransaction
from api.config import settings
from api.database.registry import * # noqa: F403
from api.database.setup import (
async_database_url_scheme,
get_session,
sync_database_url_scheme,
)
from api.main import app
pass # Trick to load `BaseDatabaseModel` the last, since all database models must be imported before base model.
from api.database.models import BaseDatabaseModel # noqa: E402
@pytest.fixture
def anyio_backend() -> str:
return "asyncio"
@pytest.fixture
async def ac() -> AsyncGenerator:
transport = ASGITransport(app=app, raise_app_exceptions=False)
async with AsyncClient(transport=transport, base_url="https://test") as c:
yield c
@pytest.fixture(scope="session")
def setup_db() -> Generator:
engine = create_engine(
sync_database_url_scheme.format(
settings.DATABASE_USERNAME,
settings.DATABASE_PASSWORD,
settings.DATABASE_HOST,
settings.DATABASE_PORT,
"",
)
)
conn = engine.connect()
# Terminate transaction
conn.execute(text("commit"))
try:
conn.execute(text("drop database test"))
except SQLAlchemyError:
pass
finally:
conn.close()
conn = engine.connect()
# Terminate transaction
conn.execute(text("commit"))
conn.execute(text("create database test"))
conn.close()
yield
conn = engine.connect()
# Terminate transaction
conn.execute(text("commit"))
try:
conn.execute(text("drop database test"))
except SQLAlchemyError:
pass
conn.close()
engine.dispose()
@pytest.fixture(scope="session", autouse=True)
def setup_test_db(setup_db: Generator) -> Generator:
engine = create_engine(
sync_database_url_scheme.format(
settings.DATABASE_USERNAME,
settings.DATABASE_PASSWORD,
settings.DATABASE_HOST,
settings.DATABASE_PORT,
"test",
)
)
with engine.begin():
BaseDatabaseModel.metadata.drop_all(engine)
BaseDatabaseModel.metadata.create_all(engine)
yield
BaseDatabaseModel.metadata.drop_all(engine)
engine.dispose()
@pytest.fixture
async def session() -> AsyncGenerator:
# https://github.com/sqlalchemy/sqlalchemy/issues/5811#issuecomment-756269881
async_engine = create_async_engine(
async_database_url_scheme.format(
settings.DATABASE_USERNAME,
settings.DATABASE_PASSWORD,
settings.DATABASE_HOST,
settings.DATABASE_PORT,
"test",
)
)
async with async_engine.connect() as conn:
await conn.begin()
await conn.begin_nested()
AsyncSessionLocal = async_sessionmaker(
autocommit=False,
autoflush=False,
expire_on_commit=False,
bind=conn,
future=True,
)
async_session = AsyncSessionLocal()
@event.listens_for(async_session.sync_session, "after_transaction_end")
def end_savepoint(session: Session, transaction: SessionTransaction) -> None:
if conn.closed:
return
if not conn.in_nested_transaction():
if conn.sync_connection:
conn.sync_connection.begin_nested()
def test_get_session() -> Generator:
try:
yield AsyncSessionLocal
except SQLAlchemyError:
pass
app.dependency_overrides[get_session] = test_get_session
yield async_session
await async_session.close()
await conn.rollback()
await async_engine.dispose()
Let me explain the piece of code that I have written:
First of all, we need to import all models before BaseMetadata. This is what from api.database.registry import * does; in this file I have imported all models.
ac is a asynchronous httpx client.
Using setup_db fixture, in each test session we make sure we create a fresh testing database and drop it afterwards. setup_test_db creates all tables, enums, constraints, etc. based on given metadata class and drops all of them after testing.
Last and the most important part is session fixture. This fixture joins all transactions in a single test and rollbacks all of them. This way you don't need to worry if have even committed some changes to database. In addition to what I said, also we get the original database session dependency and change it to what we have created using dependency overrides.
If you need more detail about what I have done, please let me know.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): please let me know
I had the same issue (changes to html not reflected when running project in Visual Studio debugger). Although the IIS server was running, the computer was not connected to the internet. After connecting to the internet, the updates were available.
Some of us CANT use jquery... ie like Defense Contractors... and using a package is not the answer to a problem that should be known in the language itself.
After a lot of trial & error and a lot of Grace I worked out following workaround that really works regardless of OneDrive synchronization status.
Explainer of the situation:
When OneDrive for Desktop is synchronizing an Excel workbook (let's call it Data Workbook), and that workbook is trying to be accessed from another workbook (let's call it Analysis Workbook) via PowerQuery or even directly by regular pivot table (not even PowerPivot) - Excel will regularly throw out error The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process. That happens because the import/reading mechanism wants exclusive access to the Data Workbook (even though it is reading it only). You can't do a thing about it.
Workaround:
You have to "fool" the import mechanism into thinking it is not accessing another workbook. There is a good enough solution for this which can be applied and automated in most situations:
set up a simple single formula in Analysis Workbook that pulls
all relevant data from Data Workbook, and then
set up import mechanism to use that as a source.
This successfully circumvents any and all issues with OneDrive.
Details on the example of using regular pivot table as the data consumer in Analysis workbook:
Let's say your data workbook is My Data.xlsx, and an Excel table in that data workbook is the source of your data, and that table is named source_data. For the sake of simplicity, I'm presuming all workbooks are in the same folder.
in Analysis workbook, add a worksheet "ds_trick", and in A1 cell place formula
='My Data.xlsx'!source_data[#All]
(no matter how large the source data table is, it is going to fit into this worksheet because the formula is in A1 and there cannot be more rows in Data workbook's worksheet then in the Analysis workbook worksheet so you are safe on that side)
Let's say that this data table fills columns from A to N. Change the pivot table data source to 'ds_trick'!$A:$N. Notice that you are not specifying the rows in this reference - you are referencing whole columns!
make sure that whatever automation mechanism you are creating is opening the Data workbook before you are ordering pivot cache refreshing.
Notes:
Pivot tables do not support named ranges as source so you cannot directly reference the data workbook's Excel table in it. It also won't work if you try to create a named range in analysis workbook that references table in data workbook. You have to pull the data via formula in Analysis workbook.
Without named range as data source for pivot table you are left with "fixed" number of rows to define which is not good, so the trick for that is to reference whole columns - luckly pivot tables are good with trimming empty rows so this actually is done without any latency in processing input data. This way you are successfully faking dynamic named range as source for pivot table (in terms of rows)
The solution I fond is to use taylor expansions for the first moment of functions of random variables. The details can be found here: vignette_taylor_series
Hello i am new to AI stuff and also going through this example of using transformer block for time series classification.
Aside from the padding issue, may i ask why it use "channels_first" rather than "channels_last" in GlobalAveragePooling2D layer?
I have a 2D data like yours and reshape it to (batch, height, width, 1). "channel_first" give me a high accuracy to 9X% but not "channel_last".
The Keras example use 1D data, using "channel_last" but also result in a poor accuracy. But according to the definition "channels_last" should be correct
everyone!
The simplest and easiest way to implement a date-time picker is by using the input element with the datetime-local type. I highly recommend trying it out. Creating a custom component or using third-party libraries can be quite complicated due to compatibility issues with the latest Angular versions.
Create a Snowflake TASK to execute the COPY INTO command and execute that task from your process. This runs the COPY INTO commands serially as needed, eliminating the concurrency issue. Per the EXECUTE TASK documentation:
Snowflake ensures only one instance of a task with a schedule is executed at a time.
If the root task is currently running (i.e. in an EXECUTING state in the TASK_HISTORY output), the EXECUTE TASK command schedules another run of the task to start immediately after the current run is completed.
If the root task is currently scheduled (i.e. in a SCHEDULED state in the TASK_HISTORY output), the scheduled run is replaced with the requested run as usual, with the current timestamp as the scheduled time. However, if the scheduled time has passed (but the task has not yet transitioned to an EXECUTING state), then the scheduled run occurs as usual. That is, the scheduled run is not replaced with the requested run.
Check the hash that you got, if its e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855 then you have a network stability issue. That hash corresponds to an empty file, you need to switch to a different network connection. This kind of thing can be caused by funky firewalls etc issues, so just find an alternative way to connect.
I know this is an old question, but I happened here and thought of another alternative. You could return the mime type of the media file, so clients interested in that could just display it. The metadata could be added as a custom response header (with a JSON value if you prefer) so that metadata aware clients could extract the relevant information for the exact image returned without a race condition or double lookup.
I upgraded my laravel 8 backend for SPA (vue.js, sanctum) to laravel 11, and post request /broadcasting/auth returns HTML response instead of json like
{ auth: "..." }
In previous version Broadcast::routes has been called from BroadcastServiceProvider, but not is it under the hood of laravel framework in ApplicationBuilder.php, and previously I've added sanctum middleware like this
Broadcast::routes(['middleware' => ['auth:sanctum']]);
panelTitle is the one which is changing color of Details, features, changelog labels in extensions panel . Let me know if this is what you looking for.
In the end, it was due to a component higher up in the web page's structure with the style height: 100vh;. For a normal page, this worked; the page was globally not scrollable, and my sidebar's div was made scrollable, as well as the main content div, which could be scrolled within as well.
However, for printing, it is important that height of content is not limited or set in a hardcoded pixels value.
TLDR: Make sure the container's height is set to height: auto; with @media print { ... }
