There's a functional difference between scopes and claims within the OAuth2/OpenID Connect (OIDC) framework:
Scopes grant the client permissions to request access to specific categories of user information.
Claims are the actual pieces of information returned after successful authentication and authorization, determined by the allowed scopes. (More info)
Certain sensitive data fields, such as SSN, fall into the category of Restricted Claims. Restricted claims cannot be retrieved just by including them in your authentication request.
To access these restricted claims:
The Financial Institution (FI) must explicitly enable and authorize these claims in their backend configuration.
This authorization is done by the FI's back-office administrators and involves configuring which specific claims your external application/plugin can access.
Given your situation, your client (who distributes this plugin to the Financial Institutions) must work directly with each FI to make sure these restricted claims are enabled appropriately.
Without explicit FI authorization, the sensitive claims (DOB and SSN) will not be returned, regardless of correct OIDC implementation.
Answering my own q and sharing in case it helps anyone: The problem was a glitch where Additional Attributes refused to save. This is a Loadrunner known issue covered here: https://portal.microfocus.com/s/article/KM000018481?language=en_US
Commenting out the line mentioned in the article failed and caused a JS error while loading the Additional Attributes page, but commenting and then uncommenting it restored functionality and re-enabled saving changes.
Thank you thank you thank you!
https://github.com/FPGArtktic/AutoGit-o-Matic
I have just found some tool on github.
Answered
Based on this article from NEXTJS own website, I added this to next.config.ts
turbopack: {
rules: {
"*.svg": {
loaders: ["@svgr/webpack"],
as: "*.js",
},
},
},
I already read this article, but I was adding the snippet as is, which is not the right way to do it.
Correct Way
import type { NextConfig } from "next";
const nextConfig: NextConfig = {
// INSIDE CONST, REMOVE MODULE.EXPORTS
turbopack: {
rules: {
"*.svg": {
loaders: ["@svgr/webpack"],
as: "*.js",
},
},
},
};
export default nextConfig;
From my experience the error is misleading and in my case it was due to networking configuration on the Storage Account.
It appears that if SA is set to not allow public network access from all networks - you will get the mentioned error when trying to export the database. (Yes, even if you check the "Allow Azure services on the trusted services list to access this storage account." option, which makes no sense.)
Try setting SA to allow all Public network access from all networks or use Private Link when setting up the Export of the database.
I think that texlive-full is too much, I suggest you should try to installing only the required packages, in this case install texlive-pstricks
I got this to work using legacy markers. I target the title attribute rather than aria-label.
const node = document.querySelector('[title="markerName"]');
node.addEventListener("focus",() => {
//focus in code
});
node.addEventListener("focusout",() => {
//focus out code
});
Pressing Insert or Cancel keys seemed to have worked according to:
(Mine worked with Insert)
function startDownload() {
$('#status').html('collect data..')
setTimeout(function(){
download('test content', 'file name.txt', 'text/plain');
}, 2000);
}
function download(text, name, type) {
var file = new Blob([text], {type: type})
$('<a href="' + URL.createObjectURL(file) + '" download></a>').get(0).click();
}
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<button onclick="startDownload()">Download</button>
<div id="status"></div>
<!DOCTYPE html>
<!--[if lt IE 9 ]> <html class="ie8"> <![endif]-->
<!--[if IE 9 ]> <html class="ie9"> <![endif]-->
<!--[if (gt IE 9)|!(IE)]><!--> <html> <!--<![endif]-->
Manish shil
For me, the fix as to:
Open control panel
search for "mouse"
choose Change mouse settings
in the Mouse Properties dialog, choose the Pointer tab
Under Customize choose Text Select
Check the Enable Pointer Shadow
Click Apply, OK
registro_turnos = pd.DataFrame({
"Fecha": ["28/05/2025", "28/05/2025"],
"Nombre Cliente": ["Juana Pérez", "Ana Torres"],
"Servicio": ["Corte Mujer", "Color + Corte"],
"Precio": [4000, 8000],
"Hora": ["10:00", "11:00"],
"Duración (min)": [45, 90],
"Cancelado": ["No", "No"],
"Medio de Reserva": ["Instagram", "Google Maps"],
"Comentarios": ["Muy conforme", ""]
})
analisis_semanal = pd.DataFrame({
"Semana": ["20-26 mayo"],
"Total Turnos": [36],
"Total Ingresos": [144000],
"Ticket Promedio": [4000],
"Ocupación (%)": [80],
"No-Shows (%)": [5.5]
})
servicios_rentabilidad = pd.DataFrame({
"Servicio": ["Corte Mujer", "Coloración"],
"Precio Promedio": [4000, 6000],
"Costo Estimado": [500, 2000],
"Margen (%)": [87.5, 66.6],
"Frecuencia Semanal": [15, 10]
})
base_clientes = pd.DataFrame({
"Nombre Cliente": ["Juana Pérez", "Ana Torres"],
"Teléfono": ["1123456789", "1198765432"],
"Email": ["[email protected]", "[email protected]"],
"Primera Visita": ["12/02/2024", "10/04/2025"],
"Última Visita": ["28/05/2025", "28/05/2025"],
"Frecuencia (días)": [45, 18],
"Refiere a otros": ["Sí", "No"]
})
redes_marketing = pd.DataFrame({
"Fecha": ["25/05/2025", "26/05/2025"],
"Plataforma": ["Instagram", "TikTok"],
"Tipo de Contenido": ["Corte antes/después", "Video rápido"],
"Alcance": [5400, 8200],
"Interacciones": [300, 620],
"Turnos Generados": [4, 6]
})
# Crear el archivo Excel
with pd.ExcelWriter("Peluqueria_Palermo_Dashboard.xlsx", engine='xlsxwriter') as writer:
registro_turnos.to_excel(writer, sheet_name='Turnos', index=False)
analisis_semanal.to_excel(writer, sheet_name='Análisis Semanal', index=False)
servicios_rentabilidad.to_excel(writer, sheet_name='Servicios', index=False)
base_clientes.to_excel(writer, sheet_name='Clientes', index=False)
redes_marketing.to_excel(writer, sheet_name='Marketing', index=False)
try running using the command
python -m uvicorn main:app --reload
try to check the file or directory which you are using or where the file are stored and next way is to make another folder as new folder and open it with your vscode
This is now easily available as of (at least) PyCharm Professional 2025.1 in the settings.
The picture doesn't seem to be uploading, you can find the setting at:
"Languages & Frameworks" -> "Markdown" -> "Preview font size"
Ok, now I understand. I mistakenly made my root view controller be the initial controller when I was upgrading to a scene lifecycle. I did have a navigation controller, but when I made my root view controller the initial controller, it removed the initial controller status from the navigation controller. That prevented the navigation bar item from working. Once I made the navigation controller be the initial controller (as it originally was), the navigation items are once again displaying.
The health-check was eventually passing and the restart attempt stopped. The issue is that Kubernetes does not report when a health check stops failing and starts passing.
After observing and troubleshooting for a long time I finally realized this when the error counter did not increase after many minutes.
This issue comes because in your admin panel permalinks are different from Elementor permalinks. In Elementor you can find the page you are looking for. Do not link you permalinks from you Wordpress admin panel.
This however does not have anything to do with PHP because this is template builded. Your tags should be "Elementor", "Wordpress"
(Check your Elementor page and link it to your website)
The later versions of Cognos introduced the parameters pane which allows for the setting of default values based on other query columns, report expression and additional logic. This can be used to achieve your requirement.
This issue happens when some environment doesn't set. Do you verify all settings that your code needs to run the test?
@Abhijit Sarkar Yes, plus the processing overhead of translating. Also, implementation(libs.spotbugs)
is more concise than implementation(plugin(libs.plugins.spotbugs))
and doesn't require additional code. If you are referencing the plugin in subprojects and not just in your plugins, is being able to use alias(libs.plugins.spotbugs)
really better than id("com.github.spotbugs")
? (fyi, this is just an honest question and me wanting to know your opinion. Thank you for your input)
Your user_functions.py
lies in a different folder parallel to your main_script.py
so you need to let python know to import from the parent (`..`) folder.
import sys
sys.path.append("..")
from user_functions import config_reader
Possible duplicate of Redis list with expiring entries??
Check if given answer here, https://stackoverflow.com/a/48051185/1278203, serves the purpose.
We ultimately decided to bite the bullet and refactor all of our files before merging them all at once. We used this tool to automatically rewrite the define()
headers into import
statements in bulk; after that we just need to rewrite our async imports manually.
https://gist.github.com/theguy000/1f866abf57a0561983b49ea98eb10b5c
try this one. i made a script to make downloading scripts easier.
All credit for the answer goes to @KIKO Software and @Phil .
To answer everyones question first: The error is that there is no style added to the class, so the div doesn't revieve a cc style class. My bad that I didn't expres this specificly.
The answer, by @KIKO Software and @Phil, is the quotes and the php tag.
I did not add the short_open_tag, so <?
didn't work, it should have been <?php
And I quotes, I added the quotes because the class should be between quotes ""
.
And to skip a quote during the echo I used the ".
But echo itself was sufficient, and the extra quotes just got in the way.
$style = "input_container";
~
<div class=<?php echo $style; ?>>
And special thank you @Jason Lommelen for the htmlspecialchars()
tip! I can definatly use that at some places.
"ctrl + enter", or "command + N", also, you can use right click -> Generate..
Async execution of queries does not necessarily imply true parallelism. While executeAsync() is non-blocking, spawning 300 queries could overwhelm the system. Not all threads will be in the RUNNING state simultaneously. Many may be waiting or queued. This queuing likely explains the drastic increase in response time for APIs executing large numbers of queries.
I would recommend checking CPU utilization, thread pool stats (via nodetool tpstats), and capturing a thread dump to confirm thread contention or queuing bottlenecks on the Cassandra nodes.
Additionally, Cassandra does not support batch reads (Refer: Batch select in Cassandra). Also, upgrading hardware may not help much if the application logic and query patterns are inefficient. It would be more effective to optimize the queries, avoid wide rows or fetching 300 columns unless necessary, and limit concurrency with bounded async execution strategies rather than spawning hundreds of concurrent queries without control.
When you go to import, instead of clicking third party configuration, click mysql workbench.
Add the following to your environment variables (requires for dotnet tools to use the correct version):
MSBuildSDKsPath=/usr/local/share/dotnet/sdk/9.0.300/sdks
Building the answer @sahil-jaidka provided in the comments, you can fix this with KeyboardAvoidingView and setting isKeyboardInternallyHandled={false}
on your GiftedChat component.
import {
KeyboardAvoidingView,
Platform,
StatusBar,
View
} from 'react-native';
import { useHeaderHeight } from '@react-navigation/elements';
import { GiftedChat } from 'react-native-gifted-chat';
export default function ChatScreen() {
const headerHeight = useHeaderHeight();
const keyboardVerticalOffset= Platform.OS === 'ios' ? headerHeight : headerHeight + StatusBar.currentHeight;
return (
<View style={styles.container}>
<GiftedChat
messagesContainerStyle={styles.messagesContainerStyle}
messages={messages}
...
isKeyboardInternallyHandled={false}
/>
<KeyboardAvoidingView
behavior='padding'
keyboardVerticalOffset={keyboardVerticalOffset}
/>
</View>
);
}
Here's a better version I modifyed
<script>
function openGame() {
var win = window.open(url, '_blank', 'fullscreen=yes');
var url = "https://link/"
var iframe = win.document.createElement('iframe')
iframe.style.width = "100%";
iframe.style.height = "100%";
iframe.style.border = "none";
iframe.src = url
win.document.body.appendChild(iframe)
}
The procedure doesn't return anything because all your conditional logic involving NULL evaluates to UNKNOWN in SQL Server, which is treated as false. As a result, no rows are inserted or selected. Additionally, your final SELECT is inside a TRY block, and since no error occurs, it runs silently without output. If you want to see a result, add a SELECT NULL AS [null] outside of the TRY...CATCH block at the end. And then also just a heads up that NULL = NULL does not evaluate to true in SQL — it's UNKNOWN. That’s likely why nothing is returned or inserted
tengo el mismo problema, como lo solucionaste? no puedo acceder ni por putty ni por SSM. Muestra este error: SSM Agent is not online
The SSM Agent was unable to connect to a Systems Manager endpoint to register itself with the service.
What I need to do is use selectpicker('refresh'). The Javascript now looks like this:
var select = document.getElementById("options");
select.innerHTML += "<option>two</option>"
$('.selectpicker').selectpicker('refresh');
So to dynamically create options in Javascript, I can do this:
function createOptions(options){
console.log(options) // ['one', 'two', 'three']
var select = document.getElementById("options");
select.innerHTML = "<option>"+options[0]+"</option>"
for(let i = 1; i < options.length; i++){
select.innerHTML += "<option>"+options[i]+"</option>"
}
// USE THIS TO RELOAD THE LIST \/ \/ \/
$('.selectpicker').selectpicker('refresh');
}
Yet other possible syntax are:
lon = arr1.lon
or
lon = arr1['lon']
apart from the already mentioned
lon = arr1.coords['lon']
try removing this line in initState
FocusScope.of(context).unfocus();
The secret of this is to put both width and heigth with the same value with the "style" option:
<input type="checkbox" style="width:25px; height:25px;" name="option1">
It's because in Jinja2, string vars are "truthy" when used in bool expressions, meaning any raw (ie no "bool()" filter applied) non-null value evaluates to "true".
Please follow the below steps, these worked well for me in Eclipse, replicate accordingly in IntelliJ if works
Right-click on your project in the Project Explorer.
Select Build Path → Configure Build Path.
In the Libraries tab:
Ensure the TestNG library is listed and checked.
If it’s missing, click Add Library → TestNG → Next → Finish.
Switch to the Order and Export tab:
Check the box next to the TestNG library.
Move TestNG to the top of the list.
Also ensure the JRE System Library is added and points to a valid JDK (Java Development Kit), not just the JRE.
Click Apply, then OK to save the changes.
Right-click the project again and select Maven → Update Project.
Run a Maven install to ensure dependencies are resolved:
Run As → Maven install
Finally, run your class as a TestNG Test:
Right-click → Run As → TestNG Test
Happy Coding!!
Cheers!
Please follow the below steps, these worked well for me in Eclipse.
Right-click on your project in the Project Explorer.
Select Build Path → Configure Build Path.
In the Libraries tab:
Ensure the TestNG library is listed and checked.
If it’s missing, click Add Library → TestNG → Next → Finish.
Switch to the Order and Export tab:
Check the box next to the TestNG library.
Move TestNG to the top of the list.
Also ensure the JRE System Library is added and points to a valid JDK (Java Development Kit), not just the JRE.
Click Apply, then OK to save the changes.
Right-click the project again and select Maven → Update Project.
Run a Maven install to ensure dependencies are resolved:
Run As → Maven install
Finally, run your class as a TestNG Test:
Right-click → Run As → TestNG Test
Happy Coding!!
Cheers!
You can also enable it for a single form via html
and novalidate: false
attribute:
= simple_form_for offer,
url: '/any-url',
method: :post,
html: { novalidate: false } do |f|
Similar issue observed in matlab 2024a. Solved by renaming "libstdc++.so.6" in matlab install dir to MATLAB/R2024a/sys/os/glnxa64/libstdc++.so.6.backup. Related info in https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=275084
Please follow the below steps, these worked well for me in Eclipse.
Right-click on your project in the Project Explorer.
Select Build Path → Configure Build Path.
In the Libraries tab:
Ensure the TestNG library is listed and checked.
If it’s missing, click Add Library → TestNG → Next → Finish.
Switch to the Order and Export tab:
Check the box next to the TestNG library.
Move TestNG to the top of the list.
Also ensure the JRE System Library is added and points to a valid JDK (Java Development Kit), not just the JRE.
Click Apply, then OK to save the changes.
Right-click the project again and select Maven → Update Project.
Run a Maven install to ensure dependencies are resolved:
Run As → Maven install
Finally, run your class as a TestNG Test:
Right-click → Run As → TestNG Test
Happy Coding!!
Cheers!
After updating to Android SDK Command-line Tools (latest) from SDK Manager, everything is working smoothly for me
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/169252#issuecomment-2916593624
Please follow the below steps, these worked well for me in Eclipse.
Right-click on your project in the Project Explorer.
Select Build Path → Configure Build Path.
In the Libraries tab:
Ensure the TestNG library is listed and checked.
If it’s missing, click Add Library → TestNG → Next → Finish.
Switch to the Order and Export tab:
Check the box next to the TestNG library.
Move TestNG to the top of the list.
Also ensure the JRE System Library is added and points to a valid JDK (Java Development Kit), not just the JRE.
Click Apply, then OK to save the changes.
Right-click the project again and select Maven → Update Project.
Run a Maven install to ensure dependencies are resolved:
Run As → Maven install
Finally, run your class as a TestNG Test:
Right-click → Run As → TestNG Test
Happy Coding!!
Cheers!
Please follow the below steps, these worked well for me in Eclipse.
Right-click on your project in the Project Explorer.
Select Build Path → Configure Build Path.
In the Libraries tab:
Ensure the TestNG library is listed and checked.
If it’s missing, click Add Library → TestNG → Next → Finish.
Switch to the Order and Export tab:
Check the box next to the TestNG library.
Move TestNG to the top of the list.
Also ensure the JRE System Library is added and points to a valid JDK (Java Development Kit), not just the JRE.
Click Apply, then OK to save the changes.
Right-click the project again and select Maven → Update Project.
Run a Maven install to ensure dependencies are resolved:
Run As → Maven install
Finally, run your class as a TestNG Test:
Right-click → Run As → TestNG Test
Happy Coding!!
Cheers!
There is a feature of Classic Release pipelines in Azure DevOps called Deployment queue settings that can define the behavior of subsequent releases.
The default setting is "Deploy all in sequence". By changing this value to "Deploy latest and cancel the others" newer releases will cancel the approval on existing stages.
Although there isn't an equivalent for YAML-based pipelines, I have an extension that can emulate this behavior.
Please follow the below steps, these worked well for me in Eclipse.
Right-click on your project in the Project Explorer.
Select Build Path → Configure Build Path.
In the Libraries tab:
Ensure the TestNG library is listed and checked.
If it’s missing, click Add Library → TestNG → Next → Finish.
Switch to the Order and Export tab:
Check the box next to the TestNG library.
Move TestNG to the top of the list.
Also ensure the JRE System Library is added and points to a valid JDK (Java Development Kit), not just the JRE.
Click Apply, then OK to save the changes.
Right-click the project again and select Maven → Update Project.
Run a Maven install to ensure dependencies are resolved:
Run As → Maven install
Finally, run your class as a TestNG Test:
Right-click → Run As → TestNG Test
Happy Coding!!
Cheers!
Please follow the below steps, these worked well for me in Eclipse.
Right-click on your project in the Project Explorer.
Select Build Path → Configure Build Path.
In the Libraries tab:
Ensure the TestNG library is listed and checked.
If it’s missing, click Add Library → TestNG → Next → Finish.
Switch to the Order and Export tab:
Check the box next to the TestNG library.
Move TestNG to the top of the list.
Also ensure the JRE System Library is added and points to a valid JDK (Java Development Kit), not just the JRE.
Click Apply, then OK to save the changes.
Right-click the project again and select Maven → Update Project.
Run a Maven install to ensure dependencies are resolved:
Run As → Maven install
Finally, run your class as a TestNG Test:
Right-click → Run As → TestNG Test
Happy Coding!! Cheers!
Please follow the below steps, these worked well for me in Eclipse.
Right-click on your project in the Project Explorer.
Select Build Path → Configure Build Path.
In the Libraries tab:
Ensure the TestNG library is listed and checked.
If it’s missing, click Add Library → TestNG → Next → Finish.
Switch to the Order and Export tab:
Check the box next to the TestNG library.
Move TestNG to the top of the list.
Also ensure the JRE System Library is added and points to a valid JDK (Java Development Kit), not just the JRE.
Click Apply, then OK to save the changes.
Right-click the project again and select Maven → Update Project.
Run a Maven install to ensure dependencies are resolved:
Run As → Maven install
Finally, run your class as a TestNG Test:
Right-click → Run As → TestNG Test
Happy Coding!! Cheers!
You're seeing the error because mediapipe
does not currently support Python 3.13. The package only provides precompiled binaries (wheels) for specific Python versions, and 3.13 is too new. To install mediapipe
, you’ll need to downgrade to Python 3.12 or lower. First, install Python 3.12 from the official Python website, then create a virtual environment using python3.12 -m venv mp-env
and activate it. Once inside the environment, run pip install mediapipe
and it should work without issues.
How to use ak.Array with index arrays to create a custom masked output?
Using a list comprehension.
Snippet:
import awkward as ak
my_indices = ak.Array([[0, 1], [0], [1]])
my_dummy_arr = ak.Array([[1, 1], [1, 1], [1, 1]])
result = ak.Array([
[arr[i] for i in indices]
for arr, indices in zip(my_dummy_arr, my_indices)
])
print(result)
Output:
[[1, 1], [1, 0], [0, 1]]
Is it possible that you are including another functions.php from perhaps 'include_path' dir?
Use this to investigate which files had been really included:
var_dump(get_included_files());
especially that your 'require' is not using 'inc' subdirectory
require 'functions.php';
require 'inc/functions.php';
I'm having similar issue
Is there still no solution to this.
I will be back when I find a solution
Unfortunately, mediapipe is not supported by python 3.13 yet.
To work with mediapipe you need to install python 3.12 separately and work.
https://pypi.org/project/mediapipe/
Release history: https://pypi.org/project/mediapipe/#history
Yes, it's possible. But it's more difficult because you have to create the navigation manually. Navigation component reduce boilerplate https://developer.android.com/guide/navigation?hl=es-419
There's a video in the documentation that explains the navigation component very well.
For beginners, it's better to use the navigation component.
So to be sure, did it still work with IOS 18.4? It is difficult to debug with this information. See if more people with the same car brand have this issue and check your background execution rules.
If these don't help you, contact support or wait for an update.
Ok, this is a misunderstanding between „hosting a lambda on cdn“ and cloudfront functions.
Cloudfront functions are functions to be applied to each request of a website.
Lambda functions on aws always are located in a region like us-east-1
With cloudfront you can just cache responses. Two different things!
I need more information about how you're running your Expo app. Are you using Expo Go, a Development Build, or running it the plain React Native way (e.g., npm run android)?
Just a reminder: if you're using Expo, it's highly recommended to run your app using one of the following methods:
Expo Go, This runs your app using the Expo Go client by scanning a QR code. It's great for quick testing and doesn't require a custom build.
Development Build, this runs your app in a custom environment, allowing you to make deeper changes and use native libraries or packages that are not supported by Expo Go
⚠️ Avoid running your Expo app the same way you would run a plain React Native project (e.g., npx react-native run-android), as this is not the intended workflow with Expo.
if you already run your expo app using those 2 corrected method and still get the same issue, then try to run your app again using this command
npx expo start --clear
for more information about how develop and run expo app, you can check here
Variable a is still a string ("3")
variable i is an integer (3)
try printing dir(i)
MGLPolyline
no longer exists in the Mapbox Maps SDK for iOS. The current version is 11.12.2
and I can't find an more recent reference to MGLPolyline
than 6.4.1.. It looks like it was dropped in v10
.
You should look at the latest SDK reference and perhaps you are looking for the PolylineAnnotation
The behavior of a button when both Click and MouseDoubleClick handlers are implemented and the button is double clicked
We cannot plot the scatterplot of two variables with a third continuous covariate in 2D.
The only thing we can do is plotting the residuals against the fitted values in a multivariate regression model.
And one more thing is that the coefficient "r" in the partial correlation analysis is not equal to the coefficient (Beta) in the regression model. So I think placing the r value in the Linear regression line in the graph is not reflecting the nature of the analysis.
Best,
another way to do this is to just create another histogram trace on top of your 1st trace, which specifies the color to highlight. For example:
fig = px.histogram(df, x="variable")
fig.add_trace(go.Scatter(df[df["variable"]=="attribute"]["variable"], marker={"color": "red"})
or something similar will give you this result:
Well, if anyone needs it, the solution to the problem is to pass the value from the inputbase.
@using System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis;
@using BlazorPageScript
@inherits InputBase<string>
<input @attributes="AdditionalAttributes"
name="@NameAttributeValue"
class="@CssClass"
value="@CurrentValueAsString" //here
maxlength="16" />
Keep in mind that there's another reason that error can show up — both native librarires and assemblies can be corrupted, or your OS might be missing a root certificate (can happen on freshly installed Windows 10) and thus unable to verify the chain if the assembly is digitally signed.
Yup. That fixed it, Govert. Thanks!
<!-- <ExternalLibrary Path="ExcelDna.IntelliSense.dll" ExplicitRegistration="true" LoadFromBytes="true" Pack="true" IncludePdb="true" /> CAUSING MINOR ERROR -->
<!-- <ExternalLibrary Path="ExcelDna.Registration.dll" ExplicitRegistration="true" LoadFromBytes="true" Pack="true" IncludePdb="true" /> CAUSING MINOR ERROR -->
<Reference Path="ExcelDna.IntelliSense.dll" ExplicitRegistration="true" LoadFromBytes="true" Pack="true" IncludePdb="true" />
<Reference Path="ExcelDna.Registration.dll" ExplicitRegistration="true" LoadFromBytes="true" Pack="true" IncludePdb="true" />
<ExternalLibrary Path="AKHudfC.dll" ExplicitExports="false" ExplicitRegistration="true" LoadFromBytes="true" Pack="true" IncludePdb="true" />
After re-installing the Azure Functions Core Tools it works!
running npm install -g azure-functions-core-tools@4
fixed the problem
I've resolved re-creating Logic Apps Service instance with its relative blob storage.
The final solution is text-box-trim
I do not understand what result is needed, something like this?
.slanted-container {
--deg: 10deg;
--radius: 10px;
}
.slanted {
position: relative;
border: 4px solid purple;
width: 200px;
height: 100px;
transform: skew(var(--deg));
border-radius: var(--radius);
overflow: hidden;
}
.slanted2 {
border: 4px solid purple;
width: 200px;
height: 100px;
transform: skew(var(--deg));
border-radius: var(--radius);
overflow: hidden;
background: url(https://www.esiteanalytics.com/wp-content/uploads/GeographicBarrierMedian.jpg);
background-size: cover;
}
.slanted img {
display: block;
max-width: 100%;
}
<div class="slanted-container">
<div class="slanted">
<img src="https://www.esiteanalytics.com/wp-content/uploads/GeographicBarrierMedian.jpg" />
</div>
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</div>
The charset can be specified in a system property. If no default value is specified there, you should set it explicitly. I think setSubject()
or setText()
could work.
Reference: UTF-8 charset doesn't work with javax.mail
Another approach would be to convert the FileInputStream
to a string
and create a MimeMessage
from it.
Reference: How do I read / convert an InputStream into a String in Java?
To anyone still looking for an answer to this question: I am actively developing/maintaining a simple BASH script that can create and compile Eclipse-like terminals with simple commands. See here: https://github.com/milelime/jproject
Your error 400 could be one of the following:
You might exceed your limit in Document AI or the PDF you uploaded might be invalid or corrupted, you can confirm it by checking the file or re-uploading it.
Also try to check your IAM permission for Document AI if it has access. Also double check if the processor ID is correct.
Found a workaround myself. See the github discussion https://github.com/orgs/wixtoolset/discussions/9081
In CI 4, please use the following:
<input type="text" <?= ($validation->getError('email') !== '') ? 'class="form-control errorBorder"' : 'class="form-control"' ?> name="email" value="Test" size="50" />
You can see application pool name if you display the Command line
column in task manager.
https://pub.dev/packages/no_cache_img
A Flutter widget that loads images from the network without caching. Ideal for displaying dynamic or frequently updated images that should always bypass local cache.
I am having the same issue but differently.
I get the same error as you but right way the connections succeed with the producer and they are able to send messages.
Here is a snippet of the log file
In another forum, it is said that this happens when a client refuses to finish the handshake.
Any ideas ?
Thanks
Here's an intuitive solution (to add another option to Oleksandr's answer):
$payload = json_decode($result['Payload'], true);
and to get, for example, the body
, you have to decode the JSON string again:
$body = json_decode($payload['body'], true);
According to Garmin Support, it's necessary to enable the Ping/Push Notification URL in the Garmin Developer Tools page in order to receive data.
In order to begin getting daily summary data through the Health API, you will need to enable a ping/push notification URL at https://healthapi.garmin.com/tools/endpoints. Setting up these endpoints is detailed in section 5 of the API specification document if you need more information. Additionally, if you need further support, please contact our support team at [email protected].
From InvokeHTTP processor documentation:
When the HTTP Method is PUT, POST or PATCH, the FlowFile contents are included as the body of the request and FlowFile attributes are converted to HTTP headers, optionally, based on configuration properties.
So body is not set in properties, but is rather got from the flow FlowFile. The FlowFile concept understanding is crucial for working with NiFi, but for the simplest POST call you can just put GenerateFlowFile processor before InvokeHTTP. There is a pretty good example of setup in How to convert a Postman request into a NiFi request?
After some more research, I found the following solution that decreased the time to about 12-16 sec instead of 23-30+ sec.
'
function onOpen(){
const ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive();
ss.getSheets().forEach((sheet,index) => {
if (index <9) {
hideRows();
sheet.setActiveSelection('B4');
}else{
if (index < 11){
sheet.setActiveSelection('A1')
}
}
});
ss.getRange('Active(Date)!B4').activate();
}
function hideRows() {
var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
var sheet = ss.getActiveSheet();
var data = sheet.getDataRange().getValues();
// Iterate through each row and hide if all cells are blank
for (var i = 0; i < data.length; i++) {
var row = data[i];
if (row.every(function(cell) { return cell === ''; })) {
sheet.hideRows(i + 1);
}
}
}
`
What is your response when running grpcurl -plaintext localhost:50051 list
? Postman only supports reflection v1alpha — maybe your server doesn't support v1alpha, but v1 instead.
https://github.com/postmanlabs/postman-app-support/issues/13120
I believe Insomnia uses the same version — only v1alpha.
It's not a free service to ask for questions about git i guess.
Although this is almost 4 years after the fact (now using and answering for MW 1.43+), I believe the answer would lie in having to modify the \MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager.php
config by adding an authentication provider class you create that implements \MediaWiki\Auth\AbstractPrimaryAuthenticationProvider
and add it to your AuthManager's Config's primaryauth
array (you can then change the sort
value to prioritize your Token-based PrimAuthProvider above others), check out the LocalPasswordPrimaryAuthenticationProvider for reference.
Attempting this wouldn't be trivial, but does seem at least possible to do, as you'd have to make your own authentication provider and then implement that into AuthManager (via its config) to make sure it gets used in the Authentication process. For example, you can see all of the files that call beginAuthentication
here and you can follow the source code from there to delve deeper into the authentication process.
The problem was that the file exposed in the browser and loaded into the monaco.language.typescript.typescriptDefaults.addExtraLib(...)
was obviously the already precompiled .js file and no longer the .ts file.
This meant that there was no way for typescript to know that the argument was optional anymore, since all typescript annotations had been removed.
I fixed this by copying all the files added to Monacos typescript library to the public folder via a script everytime I run the devserver.
"scripts": {
"predev": "cp -r ./src/1_datastructures/**/*.ts ./public/datastructures",
"dev": "npm run predev && vite",
}
This is not very pretty but it works.
If anyone has a nicer solution please let me know :).
Did you try integrating a weather API? as integrating weather API can help you fetch weather data without getting such errors.
Could be done in the following ways as per the documentation
npm exec --workspace=a -- eslint ./*.js
or
npx --workspace=a -- eslint ./*.js
...Nevermind, this fix was embarassingly simple.
%%
identyfikator {/*some code/*}
/* ... */
%%
Should have been
%%
{identyfikator} {/*some code/*}
/* ... */
%%
That is, missing curly braces.
Copying blobs via SAS URL from Azure to Azurite is not implemented:
Download Sql Dump Spliter 2 ;)
You recently detached from your active tmux sessions using the [Ctrl]+b followed by d key combination, which is the standard method to safely leave a session running in the background. However, upon attempting to reattach to your sessions using tmux attach, you encountered an error indicating that no current sessions exist. Furthermore, when running tmux list-sessions, you received a message stating that no server is running on /private/tmp/tmux-501/default, despite the fact that this socket file exists, albeit with a size of 0. This can understandably be confusing, especially since htop shows active tmux processes that have been running for a significant amount of time, suggesting your sessions are still alive.
This issue typically arises when the tmux client is unable to communicate with the server through the expected Unix domain socket. On macOS, especially older versions like OS X 10.11.16, temporary directories (such as /private/tmp) can be cleared, rotated, or changed between sessions, leading to mismatches in the environment. Additionally, if the original tmux server was launched under a different user context, environment, or with a custom socket path (tmux -S), the default tmux client commands will be unable to detect or interact with the existing sessions.
To resolve this, you can begin by identifying the actual socket in use by the running tmux server. Running lsof -U | grep tmux in the terminal will list Unix sockets currently used by tmux, which may reveal an alternate path. Once identified, you can manually reattach to the session by specifying the correct socket with a command such as tmux -S /actual/path/to/socket attach. You can also confirm the running tmux server's process and environment using ps aux | grep tmux.
If no method allows reconnection and you determine the sessions are inaccessible, you may choose to terminate the tmux server using killall tmux, but be advised this will end all active sessions and should only be used as a last resort. To avoid similar issues in the future, consider launching tmux with a named socket using a known path, such as tmux -S /tmp/mytmuxsocket new -s mysession, to ensure session consistency across different terminal environments.
In my case, Spring couldn't create a Bean
written in Kotlin
implementing an interface
written in Java
. When I rewrote the interface from Java to Kotlin, the error disappeared.
Try to use BigDump - ozerov.de/bigdump it works pretty good for me :-) (ver 0.36b)
Apparantly category
is e.g. std::locale::numeric
:
std::locale mixed(base, for_numbers, std::locale::numeric);
other categories: https://cplusplus.com/reference/locale/locale/category/
(I was not able to find that list on cppreference, only cplusplus.com)