Not sure if this is a valid answer any longer since it is nigh impossible to install a 32-bit version of office on a win10 machine. I believe the last version of office that did so successfully was office 2010.
Combining the suggestions of @wch1pink, @Mockman and @Ted Wrigley here are two approaches:
set AppFolder to path to applications folder
set NumLoc to AppFolder & "Numbers.app" as string
try
NumLoc as alias
set NumExists to true
on error
set NumExists to false
end try
The setting of the variable is just for illustration. Or more directly:
if exists application "Numbers" then
set NumExists to true
else
set NumExists to false
end if
I have no doubt that a selenium-based approach has merit, but @AKX's suggestion in the comments to pull the .jsonb file from the Network inspector was the simplest solution.
I hadn't thought to do this, as this is non-standard behaviour for the webtool, from what I have seen so far.
Doing this let me have access to a a bunch of json data wrapped in eval(), i.e eval({...}). Trivial from there.
bquery is only compatible with Python 2.7, 3.5 - 3.7. It doesn't support your Python version (3.13). You can find a similar package that is maintained as this hasn't been maintained in 5 years. But if you must use this, downgrade your Python to a supported version.
AES-128-GCM is currently (as of Dec. 2024) unsupported by Keycloak for SAML encryption, per Keycloak#14464:
... our SAML encryption always uses "http://www.w3.org/2001/04/xmlenc#aes128-cbc" as the encryption for encrypting SAML assertions etc. We don't even have any way to override it in the configuration. We do not need to limit ourselves to the original XML encryption spec. Keycloak uses Apache Santuario which supports also GCM (and other) algorithms since Santuario 1.5.0 (we're on 2.2.3) via BouncyCastle. We do not use those at this moment, but technically it should be relatively straightforward...
Given that there is a linked discussion further down that appears to be closed, it would appear the Keycloak has no imminent intention to support GCM over CBC.
If you are looking for a quick way to test your SP with an Identity Provider that supports GCM, I would look to something like SimpleSAMLphp which is very easy to deploy and supports GCM.
In case someone else runs into this: iroh's answer helped me realize I was using AppIntent instead of LiveActivityIntent, which presented identical symptoms.
For anyone that is wondering, the issue is likely with React Native's handling of File types differing from HTML/javascript web file handling. The issue was not able to be easily resolved after days of trying, so I made a Python Flask API endpoint and sent the picked file there and used Python to send it to elevenlabs, and returned the voice ID back to my RN app. This approach is not ideal, but works in my application for now.
Can you verify that the account that runs the process on the server has access to the Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell module? Login to the system as the user and run Get-Module Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell -ListAvailable
If that doesn't return anything, add the module's installation folder to the user's PSModulePath environment variable.
I figured this out after a couple more hours of investigating.
The problem was indeed .NET upgrade assistant. When upgrading from .NET framework 4.7.2 to .NET 8.0, upgrade assistant had set GenerateAssemblyInfo to False in the csproj file, but then deleted the assemblyinfo file and put the fileversion and assemblyversion into the csproj file instead.
I have no idea why it did that, but after deleting the GenerateAssemblyInfo False line (could also set it to true, but true is the default) the compiler was properly reading the csproj file for the assembly version information.
You could also manually copy/paste the old assemblyinfo file contents into a random file in your application as that apparently works now (I had placed it at the top of the Form1.cs file), but I think the intention going forward is to have that placed in the csproj file as propertygroup items. Copying the old assemblyinfo lines could lead to confusion later (and in fact could cause exceptions in some cases).
What you described is very similar to react strict mode behavior.
If you're in development mode, it is active by default
This is the relevant part from the documentation:
Strict Mode enables the following development-only behaviors:
Your components will re-render an extra time to find bugs caused by impure rendering.
Your components will re-run Effects an extra time to find bugs caused by missing Effect cleanup.
Your components will re-run refs callbacks an extra time to find bugs caused by missing ref cleanup.
Your components will be checked for usage of deprecated APIs.
I would have liked to post this as a comment instead of an answer, but I lack the reputation. The post linked below reports similar issues that were addressed by upgrading to a more current version of Weld.
You may want to try this, but it could be complex - I'm not sure if this would introduce incompatibilities with the remainder of the project configuration and other dependencies.
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Firestore doesn't support so-called update queries, where you pass the conditions and the new values in a single API call. So you'll have to indeed first execute the query, and then update each document as you do now.
Azure currently does not support in-place restores using the Point-in-Time Recovery feature of Azure PSQL Flexible server, so you have to always initially create a standalone flexible server resource. There is no one-click way to get Terraform to recognize this newly restored server without adding it to your Terraform code first and then using Terraform import commands. Deleting the original server will not address any state management issues.
The other alternative outside of imports would be to add some additional complexity to your Terraform code to conditionally create the restored server and manage in-line import blocks. Given that approach requires a bit of a deep dive I wrote an article here for further review.
I implemented the example from scratch again and this time accidentally forgot to make directoriesfinal and it magically worked. I have been able to confirm removing the final keyword results in the expected result. Good to know
If you arrive here after December 4, 2024 by searching the error - unsupported request - method type: get like I did, it is because Facebook shut down the Instagram Basic Display API product. It was deprecated on September 4, 2024 and 90 days later, made unavailable.
I completed business verification and was approved, but this did not fix the error. It might be needed in addition to the following changes, but since I verified first, I can't say for sure.
Ultimately I had to create a new app, re-add and authorize users, generate and use new tokens. Generally I followed this guide:
API setup with Instagram login. It wasn't too bad but my usage was simple, displaying a feed of the pictures from an account.
The accepted answer is good, but setting a private member to Console.Out felt like a bit of a hack so I decided to go further. Turns out you don't really need the reference to originalOut at all, but rather just need to call the base methods in your overrides. Here is my complete example using StreamWriter as the base (also a .NET 8 project with Nullable enabled).
public class DatePrefixWriter(string filename, FileStreamOptions fsopts) : StreamWriter(filename, fsopts)
{
private bool atLineStart = true;
public override System.Text.Encoding Encoding
{
get { return new System.Text.ASCIIEncoding(); }
}
public override void WriteLine(string? message)
{
this.Write(string.Format("{0}{1}", message, this.NewLine));
}
public override void Write(string? message)
{
if(atLineStart) //I want to ensure timestamps are only written once per line
base.Write(string.Format("{0}> {1} ", DateTime.Now, message));
else
base.Write(message);
atLineStart = message?.EndsWith(NewLine) ?? atLineStart;
}
}
You can configure the writer in the Program main() with the code below. Another advantage to the method above is that the same class can be used with Console.SetError()
Console.SetOut(
new DatePrefixWriter(logFileName, new FileStreamOptions() {
Mode = FileMode.Append,
Access = FileAccess.Write
}) { AutoFlush = true }
);
If anyone stumbles upon this, logic apps now have a setting to turn on pagination. So within the HTTP call, you can go into the settings and set the desired threshold, so you no longer have to page through.
Use the cast. When writing code, correctness and maintainability are both important. While both choices may give you the correct answer, only one is obviously "i want to cast an int to a double". The other is "why is this number being multiplied by 1.0? this looks useless. oh, it's an int, so this makes it a double", which is useless cognitive load that you impose on the future reader of the code (which might be you in 3 months wondering what 3 months younger you was thinking when they wrote that).
import pandas as pd
header = pd.read_excel(r"test\header.xlsx")
df = pd.read_excel(r"test\stations.xlsx", header=None)
for i in df.index:
df.loc[i,:].to_frame().T.to_excel(f'test/{i}.xlsx')
I was able to solve it by creating it with the help of CTE (Common Table Expression), where I created a table with the ranges between stations without nulls and made a join with the main table. This returned the expected result.
Thank you guys for the advise about the null values!
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So found a way to work around this by checking if the element is present and only then applying :
First check if EmployeeDetails is present
Second check before we apply Descendants selector ( this is required otherwise Descendant selector check throws error stated if there are no child elements )
This checks if EmployeeDetails has any child elements
{
(EmployeesInfo:{
(EmployeeDetails:(payload.EmployeesInfo.EmployeeDetails.. )) if (!isEmpty(payload.EmployeesInfo.EmployeeDetails) )
})if (payload.EmployeesInfo.EmployeeDetails?)
}
Update: I had someone clone this repo into their local environment and it worked perfectly fine for them. So I recloned and it is launching. It was some kind of caching going on causing the error from the IDE is my guess. Thanks for the help everyone!
Had the same issue: removed elements in mainform.ui, recompiled and ran the app. The changes didn't show up. I noticed that ui_mainwindow.h appeared in the project list under "headers". Removed this (with "delete from disk") and everything worked just fine. ui_mainwindow.h showed up newly built in the build directory, where it belongs. So I had two versions of this file, one still defining the form before editing.
There was an update announced at Ignite, which says GPT-4o models will support these policies, and the updates are rolling out to API Management throughout the end of 2024.
your 3D object is very small, meanwhile the canvas is 1200+ pixels in width and 866 pixels in height. When you use world position in the Render Mode, Unity interprets those values as a scale, just like any other GameObject in the scene. Additionally, your Canvas is inside an object, which means you have to work with local positions or scales.
Don't forget,
When using a Canvas in Unity, its dimensions depend on its Render Mode setting (e.g., Screen Space Overlay, Screen Space Camera or World Space). The Canvas behaves differently based on this mode. In World Space mode, the Canvas behaves like a regular GameObject object in the scene. Its Transform properties (i.e positions, rotations, scale etc..) are relative to the Unity world space, just like any other GameObject.
Safari 6 (which is pretty old) only supports TLS 1.0. You should not downgrade your TLS to a lower, deprecated version. Your friend needs to upgrade their browser to a modern, more secure version.
Other answers did not work for me on Windows within an interactive python session. I cannot do it from a command line as I need help on a COM object. I used the output argument mentioned by Clifford
def help_to_file(func, out_file="function_help.txt"):
try:
with open(out_file, "w") as f:
h2f = pydoc.Helper(output=f)
h2f(func)
print(f"Help for '{func}' written to '{out_file}'")
except Exception as e:
print(f"Error writing help: {e}")
After disabling JavaScript, the page anchors worked perfectly, no page reloading. This means there's a JavaScript event listener somewhere that is firing when a link in the primary nav is clicked on, and causing the page to reload. Find that function, review its intended purpose. If it's safe to do so, remove it, or adjust it's logic.
Here are the basic steps to creating a unique key:
First, all input parameters of the environment are serialized into a byte array, and a seed is randomly obtained.
An encryption key is created based on the input parameters and the seed value.
At this stage, an encryptor is created that associated to the environment.
Next, the data, as well as the expiration date, is then serialized.
A byte array is created that contains the serialized data.
The source data is encrypted using the selected encryption algorithm.
A hash of the original data and seed value is created using the selected hashing function.
Finally, a new instance of the ActivationKey is created that contains the encrypted data, the calculated hash, and a random seed value that is used to generate the key.
The key consists of several parts, separated by a special symbol to facilitate parsing, the meaning of which is hidden from the end user and understandable only to the application. The table below shows the name and purpose of these parts.
Part
Description
Data
Content of encrypted expiration date and application data (optional). This embedded data can be recovered after successful key verification.
Hash
Checksum of key expiration date, encrypted application data, and environment identifiers. Ensures the validity of the key during verification.
Seed
The initialization value that was used to encrypt the data. Allows to generate unique keys every time to increase cryptographic strength.
SELECT
A.*,
B.Note
FROM
A
LEFT JOIN (
SELECT
fk,
Note,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY fk ORDER BY InsertDate DESC) AS rn
FROM
B
) B ON B.fk = A.pk AND B.rn = 1;
I've been wanting to create a random map with different countries for a game, so I used a Voronoi diagram.
At first, I created the diagram with small point distances, then I generated ten random points and considered the closest cells to those points as part of the country's region.
The result ended up like this.
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You can open the C:\Windows\Fonts path in Explorer.
The names available are the Font families of the fonts installed in the system.
Once double clicked you can view all the fonts belonging to a family; E.g. with Fira Code:
I'm not sure exactly whats wrong, but here are a few things I'd check:
Application Errors: There might be errors in your application that prevent it from starting. Check the container logs for any error messages (It looks like you did this though):
docker logs <container_id>
Port Binding: Ensure that the port 3000 is correctly exposed and mapped. Verify the port mapping with:
docker inspect <container_id>
Network Configuration: Ensure that the network configuration allows access to the container. Sometimes, firewall rules or Docker network settings can block access. I've run into this problem a few times myself.
Command Issues: The CMD instruction in your Dockerfile might not be starting the application correctly. Verify that npx nx serve ebook-app works as expected outside of Docker. I usually use a web server like nginx so I'm not sure about your commands there.
File Permissions: Ensure that the application files have the correct permissions and are accessible by the ebook-app user. It looks like you are setting them correctly, but it might be worth verifying.
Dependency Issues: Ensure that all dependencies are correctly installed and there are no missing or incompatible packages. It seems from your question that there were no issues with the run npm install command, but its possible there was an issue there and maybe your logging level isn't showing it?
Give these a try and best of luck with the e-book development!
Had the same problem with the PDFView() in iOS 18 still, it froze on some users..
@jus11 your answer has led me to look at my Navigation logic. I use a NavigationStack and I add a few modifier to the view. After some testing it was the modifier .navigationTitle("") which froze everything, very strange. Removed it and worked like a charm.
So thanks for the direction and for the others: Look at your navigation stack.
Try changing Sprite Mode to multiple and select your sprite in sprite editor mode then apply it. You'll see another sprite in your main sprite that one you crop. Try drag that one.
In case the guards are not instantiated properly. Also, to have the guards being trigger correctly in the multiple guard, it should be above each API call, not in the whole Controller class concept.
For the OP this was a matter of insufficient permissions, but I am trying to package a rails app in a nix package. Nix packages are created in a read-only fs for security and enforcement of conventions. I can set the rails log and tmp/* dirs at the command line to /var/lib/… but under no circumstances will a mkdir in the package (container) work. for some reason railties/lib/rails/commands/server/server_command.rb has a mandatory mkdir and no error handling, so when I try to start the server (even though I've remapped the tmp and log dirs) it still tries to create these subdirs. When it fails, the server exists with an error. I can comment out line 35 of server_commmand.rb and everything is peachy, but clearly that's not production safe. I've also tried monkey patching RailsServer but there is a dependency tree issue that is too deep rooted to be safe for production use. I am hoping one of you clever wizards knows something that I don't that will make it possible to run a rails server on
I have found the answer! It had something to do with the .env file from my laravel... The file wasn't correctly configured and i changed the APP_URL to: APP_URL=http://localhost:8000. and now with some time loading the backend loads on my chrome.
if you make your application with unity make sure that the player setting > managedStrippingLevel to be minimal. otherwise the connection url has missing the manifest Url.
Thank you everyone for sharing the insight and sharing the possibilities and knowledge.
We have fixed the generic code and that's working now. We created a variable force-array similar to force string which is present in the code and in the parameter 'valueLookup' we are defining the field name where we want to create the array.
The error indicates that when you call data.min(), and data.max(), it returns objects of pandas.Series, and not scalar values. Because these series passed to the TwoSlopeNorm expect a vmin and vmax to be given a single value but are in fact arrays (series) with their contents of several values.
To fix that, you might use.min().min() and .max().max() and would be sure that you are taking the minimum or maximum value of the whole DataFrame. That means these extract scalar values of the min and max of all cells in the table rather than series of these values.
1.) First, ensure that you didn’t just click Publish in Studio. You also need to go to the Orchestrator and upgrade the process to the latest version that you just published.
2.) If you still can’t see the changes in your app, please follow these steps:
You can use Tailwind CSS without npm by including the Tailwind CDN in your HTML file. Add this here
Then you can explore [ReadymadeUI][1] a collection of pre-designed Tailwind CSS layouts and components that help you build websites quickly and responsively.
