I don't know xml. I do know html and js, though. Like one that blocks users from an element's inner html.
Object.defineProperty(Element.prototype,'innerHTML',{ get:function(){console.error('Object depricated.')}

Check https://stackoverflow.com/a/61252423/18516611

TL;DR remove mysql-connector-python and run pip install mysql-connector-python

transfer_event = { "type": "event", "name": "initiateHandoff", "from": { "id": "1234", name: "me" } }

maybe don't put double quotes around the variable "name" like the example above I know this because I also used have this problem tel me if you still need help

I also have the same question!

Did you manage to solve it? some problem!

I think there's a lot of commonality between App Settings and Environment Variables. According to this GitHub Issue, wrapping the whole setting in quotes works for environment variables so might be worth a try.

I got round this by adding an OnKeyPress event to the data grid and forcing the dataset .Post for the return or tab key, which were effectively exiting the cell anyway.

if (ord(Key) = VK_RETURN) or (ord(Key) = VK_TAB) then
  ClientDataSet.Post;

You'd have to loop it:

$('.menu_item_wrap').each((index, item) => {
    item.style.setProperty('border-top', '1px solid #E7E7E7', 'important');
});

After some checking, with sc query, we realized that if we started the questioned service in the remote server FROM the remote server, it appears listed when a sc query was done in the local server. So, we tried to do the remote star, but not using quotes for the name of required service and works.

I found that skipping the index can actually help in this case.

select count(*) from "default" NOT INDEXED

> CPU times: user 637 ms, sys: 2.16 s, total: 2.79 s Wall time: 11.3 s

Is still slow, but I get and improvement from 28s to 11s

It looks like there is a typo in your user.signinkey parameter name - It seems like it should be user.signingkey.

git config --global credential.credentialStore dpapi and after that type git push command . It works for me. along with Delete the existing git credential in Windows Credential Manager.

So far none of these answers have helped. I'm excluded from the sudo group and any edit I make to sudoers produces a syntax error.

You may need to use -ResultSetSize $Null if you have over 1000 AD Objects.

I had this problem for a electron-vite project

What I had to understand was that

• electron comes with its own node_module_version
• node comes with its own node_module_version

Even though :

• electrons node version also 20.16
• my local node version also was 20.16

The node "module" version were still different 125(electron) and 115(node)

Now the tricky part is that in development my electron environment is run on Node(node command) and in packaged production it is run on electron ( electron command)

So what i had to do was have 2 versions of my native modules

• development modules that were compiled against my node version ( I used node-gyp for that)
• production modules that were compiled against my electron version ( i used electron rebuild for that) but node-gyp theoretically can be used as well since you can define target and architecture..

have the same issue. Hope someone can help. can get idtoken and the content looks good but mine fails at this when trying to sign in to firebase with google account // Sign in with the credential var userCredential = await authClient.SignInWithCredentialAsync(credential);

Manually change the toolset in [Right-click your project]->Properties->General->Platform Toolset.

sudo ln -s /usr/java/jre1.6.0_24/bin/java /etc/alternatives/java
sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/java java /usr/java/jre1.6.0_24/bin/java 1
java -version

Just to get it right, you want to execute python code in a terminal and struggle with indentation? The python shell handles intents via pressing ENTER

please explain yourself further and post a picture or some code, i feel like its hard to understand your question.

The reason for denials is missing IP address based on the error you’ve mentioned. The approver checks if the IP addresses specified in CSR match the IP addresses of the node, if some requests are made without IP or there’s a mismatch it denies the request.

You need to check if your node IP address matches the CSR SAN field and you can update it with the correct one.

You can also approve the request manually. See this documentation for further information :

kubectl certificate approve <csr-name\>

For additional Information see this documentation :

https://github.com/postfinance/kubelet-csr-approver?tab=readme-ov-file#which-verifications-do-we-put-in-place-

try installing the module "pip install cx_Oracle" first and then try

It is an issue. Try to workaround: right click on top of your elements tree and choose Create or Update Data Reference and try again, but not sure it works... a restart of the server may be needed.

You need to downgrade your react-native-fbsdk-next to 13.0.0

Follow this issue to check if it's fixed in future:

• https://github.com/thebergamo/react-native-fbsdk-next/issues/597

bro i am also getting same error have you resolved it

This also can be used to count limited query:

function getLimitedQueryCount($query) {
    $limit = $query->getQuery()->limit;
    $count = $query->count();
    return $limit ? min($limit, $count) : $count;
}

// Usage
$queryToCount = UsersModel::where('age', '>=', 18)->latest()->limit(10);
$count = getLimitedQueryCount($queryToCount);

Basically, we are using query instance's limit property and then compare it with actual query count and use the minimum value. If there's no limit, we're using the regular query count.

Sources:

https://laravel.com/api/11.x/Illuminate/Database/Eloquent/Builder.html#method_getQuery https://laravel.com/api/11.x/Illuminate/Database/Query/Builder.html

If this question is meant for the Windows SDK as the comments suggest, the data is available during scanning, when subscribing to a BluetoothLEAdvertisementWatcher. The events BluetoothLEAdvertisementReceivedEventArgs has a property BluetoothAddressType which will be either Public Random or Unspecified

You might want to use this macro:

#ifdef UTIL_EXPORTS 
#define DLLEXPORT __declspec(dllexport)  
#else
#define DLLEXPORT __declspec(dllimport)  
#endif

and declare your maps like this:

extern DLLEXPORT std::map<AVPixelFormat, std::string> AVPixelFormatMap;

If your web page is being served from a different origin than your microcontroller, the browser may block the response due to CORS policy. Ensure that your server is configured to send the appropriate CORS headers, such as: ********** Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *************

updated for 2024 as there as now two different cases to test

const remove = async () => {
  return new Promise((resolve) => {
    setTimeout(() => {
      document
        .querySelector("edit-account-menu .mat-mdc-button-touch-target")
        .click();

      setTimeout(() => {
        const items = document.querySelectorAll(".mat-mdc-menu-item-text");
        if (items[2]) {
          items[2].click();
        } else {
          items[1].click();
        }

        setTimeout(() => {
          document
            .querySelector(".confirm-button .mat-mdc-button-touch-target")
            .click();

          resolve(); // signal that this iteration is finished
        }, 1000);
      }, 1000);
    }, 3000);
  });
};

(async function runMultipleTimes() {
  for (let i = 0; i < 50; i++) {
    await remove(); 
    console.log(`Removal attempt #${i + 1} complete.`);
  }
  console.log("All done!");
})();

Does '$Installs = $Installs | Sort-Object { $_[1] }' work?

There is no need to extend Equatable for Event classes, it provides zero advantage. Also I didn't find any mentions in official docs about that.

Another situation with State classes. It makes sense in that scenario, described in official docs.

I'm facing the same issue continuously, tried creating multiple environments and different IAM roles.

Can you please share how were you able to resolve this?

This behavior seems like a bug. I've reproduced it in a testing environment and filed it as IJPL-175845. If you can consistently reproduce this behaviour by simply hovering over a function in the editor, please describe your repro steps in more detail in the issue.

I'm not sure I exactly understand why, but Jimi's comment is correct. Calling Me.Validate before GetChanges causes the changes to properly show up in the datasource.

Based on my experience so far, there has never been any "absolute necessity" to implement bidirectional relationship.

No doubt bidirectional relationship brings convenience in certain scenarios; it might also produce side effect without be noticed. Here's a good reference to delve into details of bidiretional relationship,

Bidiretional relationship and ambiguity in DAX

codes-demo.myshopify.com/collections/all ( to open this link we need a Password , please can you give me the password and thank you for helping

My tests run for 7min

So I have to write https://github.com/jonny64/mr-git-cli

**const filePath = path.join(__dirname, 'form.html');** // Absolute path to form.html

fs.readFile(filePath, function(error, content) { rest of your code ...

}

I was facing the same issue (using resetForm() with radio button choices remaining checked);

@Sunamin34 solution worked for me: the radio button choices became visually unchecked when resetting my form

I was able to fix this in my own project by adding the following to my flat config:

{
    files: ["server.js"],
    languageOptions: {
      globals: {
        process: "readonly",
        console: "readonly",
        fetch: "readonly",
      },
    },
  }

SYS_VACUUM_HISTORY is better option for this use case.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/redshift/latest/dg/SYS_VACUUM_HISTORY.html

I would just advise that whichever solution you use, try not to use any volatile functions if possible, which includes OFFSET. For the solution provided by @rockinfreakshow, I think this would work:

=scan(,sequence(rows(B2:B)),lambda(a,i,
   let(c,index(B:B,i+1),
     if(c="",,
     if(index(A:A,row(c))<>index(A:A,row(c)-1),c,
     if(c=index(B:B,i)+1,
       regexreplace(a&"","(\d{4})(-\d{4})?$","$1-"&c&""),a&", "&c))))))

And similarly with the solution provided by @z..:

=SCAN(,
   SEQUENCE(ROWS(B2:B)),
   LAMBDA(prev, i,
     LET(cur, INDEX(B:B, i+1), 
       IF(cur = "", , "" & 
         IF(  
           INDEX(A:A, i+1) <> INDEX(A:A, i),
           cur, 
           IF(
             INDEX(B:B, i) + 1 <> cur,
             prev & ", " & cur,
             REGEXEXTRACT(
               prev,
               IF(REGEXMATCH(prev, ","), ".*, \d+", "\d+")
             ) & "-" & cur
           )
         )
       )
     )
   )
 )

Looks like the reason is the server doesn't support range requests, and so it returns the entire file despite Safari asking for bytes 0-1.

https://github.com/whatwg/html/pull/7782#issuecomment-1092640249

emptyProps()

https://ngrx.io/api/store/emptyProps

Apparently my answer must be longer :P

You can now use azure tools vs code extension From there you can stream real time logs and also container daywise previous log files also

Please provide some sample data first and will be happy to do some testing for you and review it .

Perhaps you can use chatgpt: To use ChatGPT for coding, provide a clear and detailed prompt describing the specific code functionality you need, including the programming language, desired inputs and outputs, and any relevant constraints, then let ChatGPT generate the code snippet which you can review, test, and integrate into your project; remember to always thoroughly check and verify the generated code before using it in production

facing similiar issues, any update?

I was also getting the same error with it when i change the mongodbURL of .env file the error is solved just a basic problem of mongodb hop this solution will save you day don't worry your code is always right

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just run "npm uninstall @vue/eslint-config-prettier"

The time function, actually expects a pointer as an argument. Passing 0 is the same thing as passing NULL. That's why you see people use either srand(time(0) or srand(time(NULL). Passing 1 as an argument causes the program inproperly, because 1 is not a valid memory address (pointer).

If the following holds true

• you're trying to push (e.g: a tag) from your CI pipeline
• and you're using a Project Access Token or a Job Token to authenticate the push

you might run into the issue of #361993 Bot users don't have access to internal projects.

If that's the case, the solution is obvious: you'll need to use a Group Access Token for that push

I am still getting installation failed . I tried everything . please help

I solved problem using minikube service k8s-go-rest Problem was tunneling

I just inverted the color of the mask with the help of this function and it is working perfectly.

    func invertColors(of ciImage: CIImage) -> CIImage? {
    let invertFilter = CIFilter(name: "CIColorInvert")
    invertFilter?.setValue(ciImage, forKey: kCIInputImageKey)


    return invertFilter?.outputImage
}

That worked fine. Isso funciona perfeitamente.

Please use Application(backend="uia") for XAML apps. Also please provide more full code samples to see such things exactly not trying to guess (from previous question code).

Also please read the Getting Started Guide. 2 backends have different hierarchies and even some property names like class_name vs control_type.

I'm answering/closing this issue, as I don't think my issue is IDE related. I believe it to be hardware related.

So in addition to the above error, I have also seen a message in the logs about my graphics driver perhaps not fully supporting vulkan. My laptop is on the older side, and although setting a higher memory setting in the IDE (help -> change memory settings) bated this issue for a little while, it came back in about a day.

So in my specific case, updating hardware might be the solution for intellij 2023.3 and up. I would be curious to hear though if anyone else running an old machine is having issues running emulators on this version or newer.

Hello My friend please I need your help I have same issue and I need to fixed Who you make AI data in two parentheses (01) --> GTIN

(17)--> Expiration date

(21)--> Serial Number

(11)--> Production Date

If you're trying to close the stream from the receiver then you can cancel the context passed to the stream.

ctx, cancel := context.WithCancel(ctx)
stream, err := client.StreamingRPC(ctx)
// do something on stream
cancel()

Sources:

• https://github.com/grpc/grpc-go/issues/990#issuecomment-261131233
• https://pkg.go.dev/google.golang.org/grpc#ClientConn.NewStream

I've tried many solutions but I went with the most simple one.

If we take a look in the NavController#navigate method source code, it contains some complex logic.

If we decide to create a custom navigateSafe extension that resolves destination instead of NavController#navigate method, it may result in some unhandled issues in complex applications.

I suggest to wrap NavController#navigate calls in try/catch. Something like this:

@JvmOverloads
fun NavController.navigateSafe(
    @IdRes resId: Int,
    args: Bundle? = null,
    navOptions: NavOptions? = null
) {
    try {
        navigate(resId, args, navOptions)
    } catch (e: Throwable) {
        if (BuildConfig.DEBUG) {
            Timber.e(e)
        } else {
            throw e
        }
    }
}

@JvmOverloads
fun NavController.navigateSafe(direction: NavDirections, navOptions: NavOptions? = null) {
    try {
        navigate(direction, navOptions)
    } catch (e: Throwable) {
        if (BuildConfig.DEBUG) {
            Timber.e(e)
        } else {
            throw e
        }
    }
}

In the catch block, we can simply log the error but I also suggest to rethrow this error in development builds(In case we mess up during the development) and track this error in the Crashlytics in production builds.

Chip group should contains chips wich contains the value not any component directly

Thank you @geocodezip for the referenced issue tracker on Google (which used Google's own example to find an answer). One comment there has the solution...

After creating the advanced marker, simply add a style to move the new image down by half of it's height:

advancedMarkerElement.content.style.transform = 'translateY(50%)';

(Or add the translate via your custom CSS if you added a class to the marker on creation like I did.)

Wherever you'd like to re-adjust the anchor point (assuming bottom middle is the start point), simply target the newly created element and then use percentages in CSS to shift the image in any direction.

This SO answer has working examples.

Just adding in the current link of Raymond's blog, described by James on his answer: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20091008-00/?p=16443

(I can't add comments yet)

Make sure you have below things in your server

1. .Net core runtime - compatible version
2. Asp.net core module
3. .Net core hosting bundle

The solution is easy, make a fake cursor just with a sprite and add movement code to follow the cursor and hide the actual cursor with the visible property

Look at [NUnit Docs][1]

https://docs.nunit.org/articles/nunit/release-notes/Nunit4.0-MigrationGuide.html

You can replace Assert with ClassicAssert

I was a begginner in nextjs that time so i didn't know. I have figured the answer long time ago but just notice my this question so here is the answer.

The thing i am doing in the Cjobs component is completely wrong, I am fetching data from the server using getJobs function and then passing it to the jobitems. You can do this i.e. fetch the data from the server only in a page component inside the app directory in app router (nextjs 14) here in docs .

Here is a free online tool to convert markdown to tailwind which is very handy

Solution on CU alpine for me was to set the following:

• Add the --tmpdir=/tmp option to the parallel call
• Set the $XDG_CACHE_HOME via export XDG_CACHE_HOME=/tmp

Full example:

export XDG_CACHE_HOME=/tmp

parallel --tmpdir=/tmp echo ::: 1 2 3

https://developer.android.com/training/app-links#:~:text=Stay%20organized%20with%20collections%20Save%20and%20categorize%20content%20based%20on%20your%20preferences.&text=Figure%201.,a%20link's%20specific%20content%20directly See this website they provided in detail

Yes i have seen a similar menu in meowrch installer which is customization for arch linux, you can find the repo here https://github.com/meowrch/meowrch.git ,but i have no idea how he has done it, the coding languages he used are mustache, shell, python, css, qml, javascript, please help even i need this very badly..

If you are using Windows, use a PowerShell terminal instead of cmd.

Migrating from next/router

1. The useRouter hook should be imported from next/navigation and not next/router when using the App Router

Source : nextjs docs useRouter

I think you can escape [] brackets by adding two bracket like this

console.print("Loading file [[foo.bar]]", style="red") 
and then output is ---> Loading file [foo.bar]

range based for-loops may be syntax sugar but they help get the performance:

const auto end_ = a_container.end(); for (auto i = a_container.begin(); i != end_; ++i) { ... }

vs

for (auto i = a_container.begin(); i != a_container.end(); ++i) { ... } //reevaluate end() for each iteration

IM looking for the same solution any recommendations

find the node version supported. This is official guide from Google. https://techdaytodayissue.blogspot.com/2025/01/is-there-compatibility-list-for-angular.html

Today it's possible. Just add the markdown attribute:

{
   "type": "TextBody",
   "markdown": true,
   "text": "**Date:** Right now"
}

This is possible - but managing the HSM is a bit annoying as some docs are relatively bad.

Amazon has some docs on how to do this with e.g. SignTool: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cloudhsm/latest/userguide/signtool-sdk3.html

Some notes:

1. You can't reuse the certificate on the Hardware Token - you will have to request a new one with the key generated on the HSM.
2. The CloudHSM is relatively expensive - if you have it online 24/7 it costs ~ 1.5k€ per month (But you could stop and start it when required to save money)

What I learned during setting this up for where I work:

1. The version of CloudHSM SDK is quite important

• We use the Client SDK3 because only it (at least 1 year ago) supplied the "Cryptographic Service Provider" which signtool would use.

2. While it's cleaner to use a seperate HSM user to own and another user to use the certificate - it's really annoying to set up.

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Just if anyone stumbles upon a similar issue: I accepted Alexis Gatuingt as best answer, even though skdishansachin gave very helpful info concerning broadcasting.

After reading through requirements and counterweighting different arguments this was my evaluation:

• polling: Send a request every 30 or 60 seconds to update the state could be acceptable, but in general terms it produces pretty much network overload. As more of such services are needed it's not very viable and anyway a brute solution. So I better not start with that.
• Inertia Middleware seems a good way inbetween: With every page change some params can be added to the page, and in my actual usecase, page changes or updates are quite possible. Now an OBS: In a SPA (Single Page Apps) and Vue, Inertia middleware is not called until a window reload is triggered, so the param has to be also included additionally on any vue-router change (router.afterEach on global level). inertia middleware by itself would not be enough clean.
• Broadcasting and Laravel Reverb is without a doubt the architectural cleanest option, nevertheless it has a cost in server management, as every client connected via broadcast opens up a websocket, which in bigger apps needs more personnel, knowledge and eventually more server resources. So it may be quite quick costly and and overkill for example for a MVP (Minimum viable product) or for apps with not too many users or if the usecase allows page-changes between (longer calculations)

So in my specific usecase, long-polling is ugly and I want to avoid network overhead specially if userbase grows. Broadcasting and reverb would force to open up a pandoras box with server config, eventually requiring more server resources, etc. and on long term force much faster to have specialist in that field configuring the server when the userbase grows quickly and probably enforce to upgrade server resources (hosting cost).

So with that in mind, and on that specific use case (long running calculation process which is triggered consciusly by user which probably makes page changes while it updates, low payload, few of these UX cases) Inertia middleware and Vue-router guard will my momentary way to go, nevertheless in mind, that it's not 100% clean from architectural perspective, and if more similar UX cases are required, websockets and broadcasting would become more senseful (less calculation time between page changes, clean UX updates which do not require page changes, clean channel for all such UX updates which can be handled more centrally and do not charge the payload between any request). So as long as these status updates, messages alerts do not raise page load times too high, it will be my way to go, until websockets and broadcasting become necessary.

Thanks.

How to collapse other branches in this example? I want only one branch open at a time.

You can also consider Remote Development using SSH:

I use the Remote - SSH extension by Microsoft.

Then you can access all the files within the server.

To solve the problem, I had to edit ~/.netrc and add

machine <gitlab server> login <user> password <password>

using a GitLab access token as password.

I also needed to add my SSH key to the ssh-agent to avoid Permission denied (publickey).

eval `ssh-agent` && ssh-add

Hello in my case i am still not able to solve the problem pls let me know i any of you have the solution.

when i tried to embed the local video into my porject:

1) when i include static in path ike this - /static/video/spped.mp4 -- when in include like this the video is getting loaded into the vscode and the path is also clickable but the video is not showing in web.


2)As per i know we dont needed to include static in path because it is a public bu default when i give my path like this - /video/speed.mp4 this even is not working for and my path is not clickablt it is like simple text.

i have attachted the image also pls let me know if anyone has solution.

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Thanks for your report, this should be a bug which I can reproduce my side, I have reported it to the team as ACSC-14745 for a fix on your behalf.

Sorry for the inconveniences and thanks for your report.

running: npx expo install --check

Java provides the functionality you want:

(System/currentTimeMillis)

In addition to the existing answers, this can actually also be done very easily using matplotlib.pyplot.hexbin.

Demonstration with the same setup as @Andrea:

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np

x = np.random.uniform(0, 10, 1000)
y = np.random.uniform(10, 20, 1000)
z = np.exp(-(x-3)**2/5 - (y-18)**2/5) + np.random.random(1000)

fig, (ax0, ax1) = plt.subplots(1, 2, figsize=(12, 4))
ax0.scatter(x, y, c=z)
ax1.hexbin(x, y, C=z, gridsize=10)

That last line is all it takes. If keyword argument C is None (the default), then hexbin indeed behaves as a histogram that counts the number of points within each hexagon. However, if C is provided, it does exactly what OP is asking, combining the values within each bin based on reduce_C_function (which by default is the mean).

{% request.user %} is made available to the template through the context processor "django.template.context_processors.request" while {% user %} is made available to the template through the "django.template.context_processors.auth" context processor.

In the end they all refer to the same user object.

The steps in the v4 version helps in installing the tailwindcss and it's working but the intelliSense is not working and their's no any documentation about this problem

I feel rather silly having wasted so much time on this. The issue was I was using an ATD image as I wanted to test without Google Services. Should have just been using the "Default" one.

I just had an answer from Microsoft: https://github.com/dotnet/aspire/discussions/7236

I had this same problem so wrote a bash script that allows copying a given issue from one repo to another. It even has the option to create a relationship from the destination back to the source.

https://github.com/salevine/GithubIssueCopy

The network is ruled by Security groups and ACLs. The instance should be in a public network, otherwise you can't reach it.

The best way to connect to an instance is from AWS Console, in the instance.

Go to the instance, then Connect, then in the Session Manager click connect, it will open a terminal in your browser.

I got them same issue. "This IP, site or mobile application is not authorized to use this API key. Request received from IP address , with empty referer." Anyone can help me please?