After many attempts to resolve this, I realized I was having a server issue regarding permissions. The website on the server was changed to use a user pool.
what i'm probably going to do is
SocketsHttpHandler with a named client and implement SslOptions.LocalCertificateSelectionCallback to then retrieve the cert from the 'cache' based on the host namethis isn't perfect, as requests arriving in our application 'out of order' may overwrite each other, but i think it's a fairly low risk for our specific scenario
i've got an implementation that seems to run, but i have yet to test it against the actual 3rd party integration
I added a comment on this question with some links to resources about Dynamic Type. I replicated your UI using that approach in the following gist so you can see what that might look like. Gist
You may want to implement different UI, or differences in your existing UI, based on the size class of the user's device. Ensuring things look right on the various devices is a big part of the UI side of app development.
You may want to consider fetching the consent agreement's text from a service as simplified HTML. If you do that, you can create an NSAttributedString using the HTML. The HTML can style the text as blue, and I think you can still set the font using Dynamic Type approach from the gist (I didn't verify this). If you're fetching HTML for the consent agreement, you'll be able to change the text without recompiling your app.
Thank you @chehrlic for a solution that worked.
Using on windows, adding the preprocessor OS check for windows and changing the style to 'windowsvista' if true, solved the immediate problem.
main.c
#include <QStyleFactory>
// if windows, set this style
#ifdef Q_OS_WIN
if (QStyleFactory::keys().contains("windowsvista")) {
a.setStyle(QStyleFactory::create("windowsvista"));
}
#endif
I am assuming you have not created any Chakra UI provider component to wrap your application.
Please create a provider.js file in your project (anywhere you want, I will create it on the root). Normally it's components/ui/provider
Add these to the provider.js
'use client';
import { ChakraProvider } from '@chakra-ui/react';
export function Provider({ children }) {
return <ChakraProvider>{children}</ChakraProvider>;
}
Include above provider in you layout.js file
import { Provider } from './provider';
export default function RootLayout({ children }) {
return (
<html suppressHydrationWarning>
<body>
<Provider>{children}</Provider>
</body>
</html>
);
}
Now try to run the application. Let me know if you get any errors. Check this documentation and git repo for any concern.
Did you manage to set up the PageView event correctly for both web and server-side tracking? I’m curious if you were able to integrate both browser pixel tracking and CAPI without duplicating the events. Could you also share what your code looks like for the custom HTML (page_view event in web GTM) tag with the event_id included? It would be very helpful to see how you implemented it. Thanks
I just ran into this problem too! Maybe an error on the provider's side...
Thanks to the comments above, especially the one from @jcalz, I've simplified my code by removing Omit<T, K> in favor of just T. This gets rid of the error while keeping the same intent.
export type AugmentedRequired<T extends object, K extends keyof T = keyof T> = T &
Required<Pick<T, K>>;
type Cat = { name?: boolean };
type Dog = { name?: boolean };
type Animal = Cat | Dog;
type NamedAnimal<T extends Animal = Animal> = AugmentedRequired<T, 'name'>;
export function isNamedAnimal<T extends Animal = Animal>(animal: T): animal is NamedAnimal<T> {
// Error is on NamedAnimal<T> in this line
return 'name' in animal;
}
Answer is in the docs https://mui.com/material-ui/api/accordion/
If you want to stop the gap between accordions when expanded type add "disableGutters" within in the <Accordion tag e.g. <Accordion disableGutters key={listId} defaultExpanded sx={{ backgroundColor: "#c12", color: "white" }}
that removes the default gutter gaps between accordions
Okay Guys this problem is now solved I think I found out something the cookie parse should be use before access the token
import cookieParser from 'cookie-parser';
dotenv.config();
const authenticateToken = async (cookieParser,req, res, next) => { const token = req.cookies.accessToken; // Retrieve token from cookies
Según mis avanzados conocimientos recomiendo q pruebes a espabilar
As Xellos mentioned in the comments the problem is in the inline assembly which is not written in a relocatable manner. As LIU Hao mentioned here, changing call syscall_hooker_cxx (at attach/text_segment_transformer.cpp:83)
to syscall_hooker_cxx@PLT resolves the issue.
Maybe it's a thing about the useEffects? Have you tried passing mapRegion to useEffect that is responsible for getting user's permission?
I have a similliar functionality, but i just pass the params of a Region I want to show to a user on the map. Here's the code, maybe You can get something out of it for Yourself.
Map.tsx
import React from 'react';
import { View, Text } from 'react-native';
import MapView, { Marker, Region } from 'react-native-maps';
import pinIcon from '../assets/icons/pinicon.png';
// Define the expected type for postLocation prop
type PostLocation = {
latitude: number;
longitude: number;
};
const Map = ({ postLocation }: { postLocation: PostLocation }) => {
const { latitude, longitude } = postLocation;
if (!latitude || !longitude) {
return (
<View style={{ justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', width: '100%', height: '100%' }}>
<Text>Location data not available.</Text>
</View>
);
}
const region: Region = {
latitude: latitude,
longitude: longitude,
latitudeDelta: 0.01,
longitudeDelta: 0.01,
};
return (
<MapView
style={{ width: '100%', height: '100%' }}
region={region} // Use region to dynamically update the map
showsUserLocation={false}
>
<Marker
coordinate={{ latitude, longitude }}
title="Animal Location"
image={pinIcon}
/>
</MapView>
);
};
export default Map;
MapViewScreen.js
const { postData } = useLocalSearchParams();
const post = JSON.parse(postData); // Parse post data from string
// Define post location with latitude and longitude parsed as numbers
const postLocation = {
latitude: parseFloat(post.latitude),
longitude: parseFloat(post.longitude),
};
<Map postLocation={postLocation} />
Also, just thinking out loud, untill you find a proper solution, if moving a map slightly makes it refresh, maybe you can make it move slightly for example 0,0001 lat after it should render, so its unseeable for the user, but it refreshes the markers? Goodluck
I've found Crystal Designer can refuse to connect to the datasource even though you provide the correct details, user and password if the database is password protected/encrypted. This only seems to happen in the designer, when opened from an application (say .net) it works fine.
To overcome this in your development environment do this (may differ depending on your version of MS Access):
Close the database, and then try again to connect in Crystal reports. Once you are finished with the designer, you can re-encrypt/password protect your database again.
I've faced the same problem. When you start your app on WSL via launch profile then VS actually starts your app just by running dotnet run on WSL. Just start app and then execute ps ax on WSL and you will see process with the next command: /usr/bin/dotnet /mnt/c/<path_to_your_executable_on_Windows>
Finally, I did the next:
From my experience, most vendors have the CreateDate set in their metadata. So you could try:
exiftool -CreateDate FILE/OR/FOLDER/PATH
If you want the output stripped of the field name and only output the raw value, use the -s3 option:
exiftool -s3 -CreateDate FILE/OR/FOLDER/PATH
@NSRL Can you please share the alternative function that you used? I downgraded my botorch version to 0.10.0 but it didn't work.
I ran into this problem a few months ago and came across this issue, which reminded me that you have to create the venv inside the functions folder. I was creating the venv at the root of my project, and so even though I was able to activate it and install the deps, firebase does not see any of them when you try and deploy.
this worked for me
<link rel="stylesheet" th:href="@{css/mycss.css}"/>
Install php-loader:
npm install php-loader --save-dev
Update webpack.config.js:
module: {
rules: [{ test: /\.php$/, use: 'php-loader' }]
}
Require PHP in JS:
var fileContent = require('./file.php');
Ensure PHP is installed.
You must use the builtins __builtin_assume
#include <cassert>
bool no_alias(int* X, int* Y);
void foo(int *A, int *B, int *N) {
int* p = N;
if (no_alias(A, N)) {
__builtin_assume(p != A);
}
for (int k = 0; k < *p; k++) {
A[k] += B[k];
}
}
And maybe add the compilation option -fstrict-aliasing (gcc, strict-aliasing, and horror stories)
If you have Excel 365 you could use:
=SORTBY(SEQUENCE(ROWS(B2:B9)), -(B2:B9 + C2:C9/100))
My solution:
pyspark
import IPython
IPython.start_ipython()
This also work for many other shells (like Django shell)
The solution to this problem was to whether disable the SSR mode key in the nuxt config by making it false or by rechecking the behavior of rendering some of the components that they're CSR without wrapping them in a ClientOnly component tag.
If you're all hung up on brevity, then this answer will suffice:
IFNULL(MIN(ID), 0)
What about dirent?
I think this term comes from node, it's short for directory entry. https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_node/Directory-Entries.html
The issue is resolved. When running in spark, adding the following in the spark-submit command
--conf spark.hadoop.io.compression.codecs=org.apache.hadoop.io.compress.GzipCodec,org.apache.hadoop.io.compress.DefaultCodec,org.apache.hadoop.io.compress.BZip2Codec,org.apache.hadoop.io.compress.SnappyCodec
--packages org.apache.hadoop:hadoop-aws:3.2.0
I decided to look in my own computer's applicationHost.config, used by IIS Express which is what Visual Studio runs, to see if there were any clues, and I found, in the <security> section,
<requestFiltering>
<verbs allowUnlisted="true" applyToWebDAV="false" />
</requestFiltering>
I added that to web.config on the server and my requests started to work. They continued to work after I rolled back all the other changes I'd tried.
Yes, that location should work fine for PEAR packages, but ensure the PEAR path is correctly configured in your php.ini file under include_path for proper functionality.
To set a custom ruleset in PHPStorm: Go to File > Settings > Editor > Inspections. Find and enable PHP CodeSniffer & PHP MessDetector in the list, then set your ruleset file under the configuration for each tool.
For Magento ECG standards, clone the repository and point the ruleset path in PHPStorm to the ruleset.xml file from the cloned directory.
So they changes them all to
PhosphorIconsThin for Thin or Light Icons
PhosphorIcons or PhosphorIconsRegular for Regular Icons
PhosphorIconsFill for Filled Icons
PhosphorIconsDuotone for Duotone Icons
Thank you so much. with selectNow, Not blocked. My program was in while (true) {...;readCount = selector.select();...;}, but to short the code for post in this group, make one call to see if it can go through. I am working based on a very old app, it was NIO no-block with org.xsocket. call selector.select(), so I took it, but upgraded the dependencies, replace org.xsocket with java.nio. your are great!! Thank you again,
You need to right click on the workflow.json file and click Overview, this will show you the full URL you need to use. You need to ignore the URL they provide in the terminal when you start the app as it doesn't include all the necessary parameters.
I found the answer watching this video.
Okay so I managed to fix my own issues with the help of chatGPT:
I had a few typos in there, notably in the update_params() function where I updated the derivatives instead of updating the actual layers.
Bias Update Issue: There's a potential issue in your update_params function for updating the biases:
db1 = b1 - alpha * db1
This line should be:
b1 = b1 - alpha * db1
Similarly, check db2 to ensure:
b2 = b2 - alpha * db2
Since the wrong variables are being updated, the biases remain unchanged during training, preventing effective learning.
What really changed the game though was these next two points:
Weight Initialization: Ensure that your weight initialization does not produce too large or too small values. A standard approach is to scale weights by sqrt(1/n), where:
n is the number of inputs for a given layer.
W1 = np.random.randn(10, 784) * np.sqrt(1 / 784)
W2 = np.random.randn(10, 10) * np.sqrt(1 / 10)
This prevents issues with vanishing/exploding gradients.
This was a game changer along with this:
Data Normalization: Make sure your input data X (pixels in this case) are normalized. Often, pixel values range from 0 to 255, so you should divide your input data by 255 to keep values between 0 and 1.
X_train = X_train / 255.0
This normalization often helps stabilize learning.
And there you have it. I am able to get 90% accuracy within 100 iterations. I'm going to now test different activation functions and find the most adequate. Thank you chatGPT.
You don't have closing parenthesis for your print statements i.e. ) => print(file_lines[first_word_index:])
If you're writing code in vscode, try using Python extension by microsoft and pylint or flake8 to give you linting errors as you write code; it'll make it a lot easier to find these sort of things.
It turns out the actual culprit was LOMBOKS @Getter & @Setter. I removed all of them on my beans and replaced them with getters and setters and no errors. I don't know what happened in upgrading. But wow was that infuriating.
You missed a ) on line 21. So compiler is failing because of that.
WearOS is not the same as Android Enterprise, some EMMs have some capabilities to control weareables and can push a limited set of policies, controls and configurations to devices.
Android Enterprise does only work on Android 5.0 and later.
You are missing the classy-classification package.
Try running:
pip install classy-classification
Instead of uploading the file to the server after each save,
try the Deploy for Commits plugin for PhpStorm to selectively download only the comments you need.
You can select multiple commits at once.
For iOS 16.7 - just simple restart device fix this problem for me.
For iOS 18.1 - I had Background App Refresh disabled on my phone.
After I enabled it in Settings -> General -> Background App Refresh - everything worked fine
Guys i would never stress enough the importance of doing the script above with administrator privileges. I was doing everything listed by the users above but the green turtle kept appearing and the performance were poor. Run VBoxManage modifyvm --nested-hw-virt on from C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox.
Try the Deploy for Commits plugin for PhpStorm.
It should definitely simplify all the options described in the latest answers from other participants.
When you are using CompositionalLayout do not set both
collectionView.isPagingEnabled = true
in setup of your collection and
let section = NSCollectionLayoutSection(group: group)
section.orthogonalScrollingBehavior = .paging
in UICollectionViewCompositionalLayout setup.
I encountered the problem when using the CLIP model. unset LD_LIBRARY_PATH solved my problem, reference.
So the issue was actually in the filepath, it specifies "univ" instead of "univ.db". It confused me because despite the blunder, the connection was still being established so I was looking for the problem elsewhere. When creating the database it created univ and univ.db, whatever univ is, it doesn't have the tables I created.
conn = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:sqlite:C:/sqlite/univ.db");
It turns out I was missing the publish_video permission in my access token.
Once I included that permission, the video publishing process worked as expected.
This post provide a nice explanation on how to do it with animate.css.
For client to server RPCs, the Owner must be the client attempting to call the RPC.
In general, actors that are placed in a level (such as doors) are never owned by any particular player.
I see you are attempting to SetOwner from the Interact function, but the Owner cannot be set from client-side, it has to be set from Authority, so it has no effect there. It may appear to work (as in, it you print owner after calling SetOwner it will show) but since the Owner is not modified on server-side it will not accept the RPC.
Instead of trying to modify the Owner of level-placed actors, you should rework your code a bit to route the RPCs through a real player-owned class (such as Character), then forward to actor code once you’re on server side.
You can adjust your code pretty easily to do so.
AInteractiveActor does not do the RPC, it just needs an entry point
UFUNCTION()
virtual void OnInteract(APawn* Sender)
{
if (HasAuthority())
{
// server interaction
}
else
{
// client interaction (optional - can be used for prediction)
}
}
Move the RPC logic to your Character class instead
UFUNCTION(Server, Reliable, WithValidation)
virtual void ServerInteract(AInteractiveActor* Target);
virtual void ServerInteract_Implementation(AInteractiveActor* Target);
virtual void ServerInteract_Validate(AInteractiveActor* Target);
// in function Interact()
if (Hit.GetActor()->IsA(AInteractiveActor::StaticClass()))
{
AInteractiveActor* InteractiveActor = Cast<AInteractiveActor>(Hit.GetActor());
if (!HasAuthority())
InteractiveActor->OnInteract(this); //optional, can be used for prediction
ServerInteract(InteractiveActor);
}
// end function Interact
void AEscapeGameCharacter::ServerInteract_Implementation(AInteractiveActor* Target)
{
if (Target)
Target->OnInteract(this);
}
This answer was written by Chatouille from UE5 official forum. Thanks to him for his help.
Final character.h
// Handle all interact action from player
void Interact();
UFUNCTION(Server, Reliable)
void ServerInteract(AInteractiveActor* Target);
void ServerInteract_Implementation(AInteractiveActor* Target);
Final character.cpp
void AEscapeGameCharacter::Interact()
{
UE_LOG(LogTemp, Warning, TEXT("AEscapeGameCharacter::Interact"));
FVector StartLocation = FirstPersonCameraComponent->GetComponentLocation();
FVector EndLocation = FirstPersonCameraComponent->GetForwardVector() * 200 + StartLocation;
FHitResult Hit;
GetWorld()->LineTraceSingleByChannel(Hit, StartLocation, EndLocation, ECC_Visibility);
DrawDebugLine(GetWorld(), StartLocation, EndLocation, FColor::Red, false, 5, 0, 5);
if (!Hit.bBlockingHit) { return; }
if (Hit.GetActor()->IsA(AInteractiveActor::StaticClass()))
{
AInteractiveActor* InteractiveActor = Cast<AInteractiveActor>(Hit.GetActor());
UE_LOG(LogTemp, Warning, TEXT("Net Rep Responsible Owner: %s"), (HasNetOwner() ? TEXT("Yes") : TEXT("No")));
ServerInteract(InteractiveActor);
} else
{
UE_LOG(LogTemp, Warning, TEXT("Hitted something"));
}
}
void AEscapeGameCharacter::ServerInteract_Implementation(AInteractiveActor* Target)
{
if (Target)
{
Target->OnInteract(this);
}
}
Final InteractiveActor.h
UFUNCTION(BlueprintCallable)
virtual void OnInteract(APawn* Sender);
Final Door.h
// Handle interaction
virtual void OnInteract(APawn* Sender) override;
virtual void GetLifetimeReplicatedProps(TArray<class FLifetimeProperty>& OutLifetimeProps) const override;
UFUNCTION()
bool ToggleDoor();
UFUNCTION()
void OnRep_bOpen();
Final Door.cpp
bool ADoor::ToggleDoor()
{
UE_LOG(LogTemp, Warning, TEXT("ToggleDoor : This actor has %s"), ( HasAuthority() ? TEXT("authority") : TEXT("no authority") ));
bOpen = !bOpen;
if (HasAuthority())
{
// if bOpen changed to true play opening animation if it changed to false play closing animation.
DoorSkeletalMesh->PlayAnimation(bOpen ? DoorOpening_Animation : DoorClosing_Animation, false);
}
return bOpen;
}
void ADoor::OnRep_bOpen()
{
UE_LOG(LogTemp, Warning, TEXT("OnRep_bOpen Has authority : %s"), (HasAuthority() ? TEXT("yes") : TEXT("no")));
UE_LOG(LogTemp, Warning, TEXT("bOpen : %s"), (bOpen ? TEXT("yes") : TEXT("no")));
// if bOpen changed to true play opening animation if it changed to false play closing animation.
DoorSkeletalMesh->PlayAnimation(bOpen ? DoorOpening_Animation : DoorClosing_Animation, false);
}
void ADoor::OnInteract(APawn* Sender)
{
Super::OnInteract(Sender);
UE_LOG(LogTemp, Warning, TEXT("Server : ServerInteract"));
ToggleDoor();
}
void ADoor::GetLifetimeReplicatedProps(TArray<class FLifetimeProperty>& OutLifetimeProps) const
{
Super::GetLifetimeReplicatedProps(OutLifetimeProps);
DOREPLIFETIME(ADoor, bOpen);
}
After 10 years I had the same problem. In my case what helped was: saving the slider in SmartSlider component without changing anything.
I am experiencing the same thing. I also get an error by credentials (under the error by credential chart at the same time as the API method error). Is this purely a google related server issue or is there a problem with my API usage?
For somebody tried the above answer and still code does not run, maybe pay attension to how you named the file. I left click and create a txt file and named it temp.txt and it show in explorer as normal like this https://i.sstatic.net/lQET8YR9.png. Now guess the file real name, it's temp.txt.txt, wasted 1h of my life for this🙄
Enter the command like this:
CMD ["poetry", "run", "uvicorn", "app.main:application", "--host", "0.0.0.0", "--port", "8000"].
It helped me
To access the dimensions, you must access the first one with observation_space[0].n to access the first Disceret and observation_space[1].n to access the second Disceret
I had a similar issue with Liquibase needing the library in order to do integrated authentication. I followed some of the suggestions here.
I hope that this helps someone who came across this thread during Liquibase installation and needed an assist with integratedAuth
I was able to solve this issue by simply setting directConnection: true in the connect function by mongoose, like so:
await connect(process.env.LOCAL_DB_URL!, {
directConnection: true,
replicaSet: "rs0",
});
or you can just increase the line-height of the input to what ever the height of the input is.
To do this with the current link structure use this script:
// ==UserScript==
// @name YouTube Channel Homepage Redirect to Videos
// @version 1.0
// @description Redirects YouTube channel homepages to the Videos tab
// @author You
// @match https://www.youtube.com/@*
// @match https://www.youtube.com/c/*
// @match https://www.youtube.com/user/*
// @grant none
// ==/UserScript==
(function() {
'use strict';
if (/^https:\/\/www\.youtube\.com\/(c|user|@)[^\/]+\/?$/.test(window.location.href)) {
window.location.href = window.location.href + "/videos";
}
})();
Error Message 1 error has occurred Session state protection violation: This may be caused by manual alteration of protected page item P3_TOTAL_AMOUNT. If you are unsure what caused this error, please contact the application administrator for assistance. how can i resolve it?
Assuming you're using a UVM testbench, your test lives outside of a package, and can access the testbench hierarchy, as well as the parameters of instantiated modules. Simply extract them and assign to a config class object in your package. I personally put them in an associative array keyed off the param name.
That said, if these are the parameters of a top-level DUT, then they should already be under your DV control. If you instead maintain defines, those can be used to assign to your TB instances and uvm classes, rather than have to extract from hierarchy. Also, if your parameter list changes, your edits will now be centralized in one file.
Here is an approach you could use:
Create an ImageSlider component, which takes a list of images as in an input, and keeps track of the current slide
export class ImageSliderComponent {
@Input() images: string[];
slideIndex: number = 0;
changeSlide(n: number) {
this.slideIndex += n;
}
}
In the template, display only the active slide (refer to the img src binding):
<div class="slideshow-container" #myDiv>
<div class="mySlides fade">
<div class="numbertext">{{ slideIndex + 1}} / {{ images.length }}</div>
<img
[src]="images[slideIndex]"
style="width:100%"
/>
<div class="text">Caption Text</div>
</div>
<a class="prev" (click)="changeSlide(-1)">❮</a>
<a class="next" (click)="changeSlide(1)">❯</a>
</div>
Use your component like:
<app-image-slider [images]="[
'http://images.com/image1.jpg',
'http://images.com/image1.jpg',
'http://images.com/image3.jpg']"></app-image-slider>
https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-ivy-xppajp?file=src%2Fapp%2Fimage-slider.component.ts
Use the package test_screen. It loads automatically the fonts used in your project.
Can you try to update your packages? This was a bug that was solved with mlr3 0.21.1 and mlr3fselect 1.2.1.
The problem was that my MainWindow (the container of the PlotView) has a LayoutTransform:
Me.Scrll.LayoutTransform = New ScaleTransform(ScaleX, ScaleY)
So, I put to the PlotView:
Plot.LayoutTransform = New ScaleTransform(1 / ScaleX, 1 / ScaleY)
And with that the plots are not deformed in both monitors.
I was with the same problem and managed to solve.
I'm using poetry-pyinstaller-plugin, i just put the chromadb inside the collect section and did the trick
[tool.poetry-pyinstaller-plugin.collect]
all = [..., "chromadb"]
I guess if you put --collect-all chromadb in your pyinstaller command, will solve it.
Good start panthro,
You could salt the hash in a couple of ways:
Point two could be more interesting, since it would stop the collision case in Aranxo's answer where two MD5 hashes collide at the same time, making the timestamps equal (down to the lowest integer) and the MD5 hashes equal.
HPC might see this use case for large(n) file storage requests.
Also, point two would implicitly enforce a character limit on the filename length, which could prevent malicious or accidental failures on the system.
Salting the hash more, with perhaps additional metadata like IP where the request was made, or even the username if the user agrees to this in a Privacy Policy.
Update : I juste forgot to include JPA dependency !
<dependency>
<groupId>io.helidon.integrations.cdi</groupId>
<artifactId>helidon-integrations-cdi-jpa</artifactId>
</dependency>
I've had the same issue. It turned out that my function variable names were the same as column names in the table (i.e. lat and lon), and ST_Distance was using the row's values rather than values passed in to the function. This meant it was calculating the distance from itself, which was 0 in each case, so returning the first rows of the table.
Your function has variables called lat and lon too, and you mention you have a "db of city geocode value like lat: 55.8652, lon: -4.2514" so I suspect your column names are also lat and lon, in which case this would be the same issue.
The simple solution was to rename the function variables so they weren't the same as the column names (e.g. to latitude and longitude), and update the variable names in the select statement accordingly.
Good afternoon,
I am not trained in VBA. But I am trying to use it, similar to the request above, to export unique Excel files to a folder for each unique Vendor Code in a data set. I have the data in a Table, Query and a Form.
Bascially, I any section of the above VBA showing "QueryName" and "CustomerName" to match my database. I also added the file path where I want the files placed after the "EXPORT. Lastly, I even made a "MyTempQuery" even though I am not aware of the function.
I tried the above but it is not working. Is there anyone that could walk me through it since I may not know all of the modifications I may need to make to match my database?
Happy to get on a Teams call or anything at this point...
The problem is with the file owner's permission. Use the below command in Linux:
sudo chmod -R 777 .next
rm -rf .next
It looks good ,but you could just reduce 64 to 10 for dayName, and 30 for dayMonth and monthYear so you could optimize the storage (remember this is an ESP wich is not a very powerful chip so optimizing the memory usage is necessary),and also you could add a log statement to keep you informed for example ESP_LOGI(TAG, "DST: %s", DST ? "true" : "false");.
Use Xcodes https://github.com/XcodesOrg/XcodesApp/releases/tag/v2.4.1b30 Download Xcodes app and use whatever Xcode version is required.
I know this is salesy, but you need to have a tool that monitors all this for you, using both Lighthouse (like you just did), but also RUM and CrUX data. Once you have that in place, you can establish a baseline of the current performance, and then gradually improve it.
Lighthouse is a lab tool so you can't rely on it for real-world performance. Let me recommend PageVitals (https://pagevitals.com) - i'm the founder - which gives you continuous Lighthouse, RUM and CrUX monitoring and alerting.
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
cyan = np.array([(x*0, x*1, x*1, 255) for x in range(256)])
input_array = np.arange(0, 0.8, 0.05).reshape(4, 4)
input_array = (input_array * 256).astype(int)
colour_array = cyan[input_array]
plt.imshow(colour_array)
plt.show()
If you have the luxury of working in .NET rather than VBA, and after reading nicely reading outlook mailitem properties I realised that two of these properties can have different values depending on whether the message is in Unicode or not:
//PR_ATTACH_CONTENT_ID 0x3712001E (0x3712001F for Unicode)
//PR_ATTACH_CONTENT_LOCATION 0x3713001E (0x3713001F for Unicode)
which means I should include these in my testing for values:
Dim oPR As Outlook.PropertyAccessor = Nothing
Try
oPR = oAtt.PropertyAccessor
If Not String.IsNullOrEmpty(oPR.GetProperty("http://schemas.microsoft.com/mapi/proptag/0x3712001E")) _
Or Not String.IsNullOrEmpty(oPR.GetProperty("http://schemas.microsoft.com/mapi/proptag/0x3712001F")) _
Or Not String.IsNullOrEmpty(oPR.GetProperty("http://schemas.microsoft.com/mapi/proptag/0x3713001E")) _
Or Not String.IsNullOrEmpty(oPR.GetProperty("http://schemas.microsoft.com/mapi/proptag/0x3713001F")) Then
If CInt(oPR.GetProperty("http://schemas.microsoft.com/mapi/proptag/0x37140003")) = 4 Then
Return True
End If
End If
Catch
Finally
If Not oPR Is Nothing Then
Try
Marshal.ReleaseComObject(oPR)
Catch
End Try
End If
oPR = Nothing
End Try
Return False
I hope that, between this and @Gener4tor 's answer which may be better suited to VBA code (?) a reader can find a solution to their question around this.
The result of an interaction with an AI model (LLM style) may vary (they can also hallucinate in some situations). This is normal behavior in the context of an LLM usage.
This could be avoided if the tool you are using would support for example a seed number.
Copilot must not be viewed as a 'pilot' it must be viewed as a 'copilot' which can help you but like a human it can be wrong sometimes.
The best to do here (given no seed) is to do what your bot suggest, simply to 'rephrase' and provide additional details to your request.
Just use this in a Private Sub ComboBox1_Change() event:
ActiveCell.Select
function Get-DesktopApps { Get-Process | Where-Object { $_.MainWindowTitle } | Format-Table ID,Name,Mainwindowtitle –AutoSize }
So, it requires some amount of work, but it is possible to implement this yourself.
All steps would be too much to explain here, but I've encountered the exact same problem. I wanted to sanitize HTML contents as whole documents, and had to find out the hard way, how the library works under the hood.
In short:
I've explained the approach in detail for a use-case based on shopware on my blog: https://machinateur.dev/blog/how-to-sanitize-full-html-5-documents-with-htmlpurifier.
I was able to get my use case to work, following these examples and tips from June Choe and Cara Thompson:
Using a combination of systemfonts::register_font() for the TTF I wanted to register and systemfonts::registry_fonts() to confirm it's existence, I could then load the font without impacting emoji rendering. Even can combine the two in the same plot:
df <- cars |>
mutate(
glyph = case_when(speed > 16 ~ "✅",
.default = fontawesome("fa-car")),
label = case_when(speed > 16 ~ "Fast",
.default = "Slow"),
color = case_when(speed > 16 ~ "red",
.default = "green")
) |>
tibble::tibble()
ggplot() +
geom_swim_marker(
data = df,
aes(x = speed, y = dist, marker = label),
size = 5, family = "FontAwesome"
) +
scale_marker_discrete(glyphs = df$glyph,
colours = df$color,
limits = df$label)
I have written a Sparx repository query to obtain "data element lineage". I have a source model in XML and the target is imported from Oracle. We have mapped the source XSDelement(s) to the destination database columns in Sparx using connector_type = 'Information Flow' as the base class and a custom stereotype = 'ETLMapping'. Below is the query/view I am using.
[Near the top of the query you will see a literal package name, 'Workday ETL Mapping'. This package defines the scope for the query; it contains the several diagrams which have the ETL source/target mappings defined.]
The Sparx view definition script follows...
USE [SparxProjects]
GO
/****** Object: View [dbo].[vSparx_Workday_ETL_Source_Target_Object_Element_Mapping] Script Date: 11/13/2024 2:26:02 PM ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
create view [dbo].[vSparx_Workday_ETL_Source_Target_Object_Element_Mapping]
as
With cte_workday_etl_package_diagram as
(select distinct
p.Package_ID
,p.Name Package_Name
,d.Diagram_ID
,d.Name Diagram_Name
from t_diagram d
inner join t_package p on (d.Package_ID = p.Package_ID )
where p.Name = 'Workday ETL Mapping'
)
, cte_workday_etl_package_diagram_object as
(select distinct
pd.Package_ID
,do.Diagram_ID
,do.Object_ID
,o.Name Object_Name
,o.Object_Type
,o.Stereotype Object_Stereotype
,pd.Package_Name
,pd.Diagram_Name
from t_diagramobjects do
inner join cte_workday_etl_package_diagram pd
on (pd.Diagram_ID = do.Diagram_ID)
inner join t_object o
on (o.Object_ID = do.Object_ID)
where
(o.Object_Type = 'Class'
and o.Stereotype in ('XSDComplexType', 'Table')
)
)
, cte_workday_etl_diagram_object_element as
(select distinct
pdo.Object_ID ETL_Object_ID
,pdo.Object_Name ETL_Object_Name
,attr.Name ETL_Element_Name
,attr.ea_guid ETL_Element_guid --will be used to join connector end info
from cte_workday_etl_package_diagram_object pdo
inner join t_attribute attr on (attr.Object_ID = pdo.Object_ID)
)
, cte_conn_end_guids as
(select conn.connector_id
,conn.StyleEx
,SUBSTRING(conn.StyleEx
,CHARINDEX('{' ,SUBSTRING(conn.StyleEx,1,100)) --start
,(CHARINDEX('}', SUBSTRING(conn.StyleEx,1,100)) --right_curly_bracket
- CHARINDEX('{',SUBSTRING(conn.StyleEx,1,100)) --first left_curly_bracket
+ 1 ) --length
) "first_guid_value"
,SUBSTRING(
conn.StyleEx --expression
,CHARINDEX(';' , SUBSTRING(conn.StyleEx,1,100)) + 6 --start of guid substring
,len(conn.StyleEx) - CHARINDEX(';' , SUBSTRING(conn.StyleEx,1,100)) - 7 --length of substring
) "second_guid_value"
,case
when (SUBSTRING(conn.StyleEx , 1, 2 ) = 'LF'
and SUBSTRING(conn.StyleEx , 3, 1 ) = 'S')
then 'START_CONN_GUID'
when (SUBSTRING(conn.StyleEx , 1, 2 ) = 'LF'
and SUBSTRING(conn.StyleEx , 3, 1 ) = 'E')
then 'END_CONN_GUID'
else null
end "FirstConnEndDirection"
,case
when (SUBSTRING(conn.StyleEx
,CHARINDEX(';' ,conn.StyleEx,1 ) + 1
, 2
) = 'LF'
and
(SUBSTRING(conn.StyleEx
,CHARINDEX(';' ,conn.StyleEx,1) + 3
, 1
) = 'E'
)
)
then 'END_CONN_GUID'
when (SUBSTRING(conn.StyleEx
,CHARINDEX(';' ,conn.StyleEx,1 ) + 1
, 2
) = 'LF'
and
(SUBSTRING(conn.StyleEx
,CHARINDEX(';' ,conn.StyleEx,1) + 3
, 1
) = 'S'
)
)
then 'START_CONN_GUID'
else null
end "SecondConnEndDirection"
from dbo.t_connector conn
where conn.StyleEx is not null
and conn.Connector_Type = 'InformationFlow'
and conn.Stereotype = 'ETLMapping'
and conn.Start_Object_ID in (select pdo.object_id
from cte_workday_etl_package_diagram_object pdo)
and conn.End_Object_ID in (select pdo.object_id
from cte_workday_etl_package_diagram_object pdo)
)
, cte_start_conn_elements as
( select conn.connector_id
,sattr.Name Start_Element_Name
,sattr.Type Start_Element_Type
,sattr.Stereotype Start_Element_Stereotype
,sattr.ea_guid Start_Element_guid
,sattr.ID Start_Element_ID
,sattr.Object_ID Start_Element_Object_ID
,sattr.Notes Start_Element_Notes
from cte_conn_end_guids conn
inner join t_attribute sattr on (sattr.ea_guid = conn.first_guid_value
and conn.FirstConnEndDirection = 'START_CONN_GUID'
)
UNION
select conn2.connector_id
,eattr.Name Start_Element_Name
,eattr.Type Start_Element_Type
,eattr.Stereotype Start_Element_Stereotype
,eattr.ea_guid Start_Element_guid
,eattr.ID Start_Element_ID
,eattr.Object_ID Start_Element_Object_ID
,eattr.Notes Start_Element_Notes
from cte_conn_end_guids conn2
inner join t_attribute eattr on (eattr.ea_guid = conn2.second_guid_value
and conn2.SecondConnEndDirection = 'START_CONN_GUID'
)
)
, cte_end_conn_elements as
( select conn.connector_id
,eattr.Name End_Element_Name
,eattr.Type End_Element_Type
,eattr.Stereotype End_Element_Stereotype
,eattr.ea_guid End_Element_guid
,eattr.ID End_Element_ID
,eattr.Object_ID End_Element_Object_ID
,eattr.Notes End_Element_Notes
from cte_conn_end_guids conn
inner join t_attribute eattr on (eattr.ea_guid = conn.first_guid_value
and conn.FirstConnEndDirection = 'END_CONN_GUID'
)
UNION
select conn2.connector_id
,eattr.Name End_Element_Name
,eattr.Type End_Element_Type
,eattr.Stereotype End_Element_Stereotype
,eattr.ea_guid End_Element_guid
,eattr.ID End_Element_ID
,eattr.Object_ID End_Element_Object_ID
,eattr.Notes End_Element_Notes
from cte_conn_end_guids conn2
inner join t_attribute eattr on (eattr.ea_guid = conn2.second_guid_value
and conn2.SecondConnEndDirection = 'END_CONN_GUID'
)
)
, cte_workday_etl_connector_objects_elements as
(select
spdo.Diagram_ID
,spdo.Diagram_Name
,spdo.Package_ID
,spdo.Package_Name
,seconn.Connector_ID
,spdo.Object_Name Start_Object_Name
,spdo.Object_Type Start_Object_Type
,spdo.Object_Stereotype Start_Object_Stereotype
,seconn.Start_Element_Name
,seconn.Start_Element_Object_ID
,seconn.Start_Element_Type
,seconn.Start_Element_Stereotype
,seconn.Start_Element_guid
,seconn.Start_Element_ID
,seconn.Start_Element_Notes
,epdo.Object_Name End_Object_Name
,epdo.Object_Type End_Object_Type
,epdo.Object_Stereotype End_Object_Stereotype
,eeconn.End_Element_Name
,eeconn.End_Element_Object_ID
,eeconn.End_Element_Type
,eeconn.End_Element_Stereotype
,eeconn.End_Element_guid
,eeconn.End_Element_ID
,eeconn.End_Element_Notes
from cte_start_conn_elements seconn
inner join cte_end_conn_elements eeconn
on (seconn.Connector_ID = eeconn.Connector_ID)
inner join cte_workday_etl_package_diagram_object spdo
on (spdo.Object_ID = seconn.Start_Element_Object_ID)
inner join cte_workday_etl_package_diagram_object epdo
on (epdo.Object_ID = eeconn.End_Element_Object_ID)
)
select distinct
s_t_element_mapping.Diagram_ID
,s_t_element_mapping.Diagram_Name
,s_t_element_mapping.Package_ID
,s_t_element_mapping.Package_Name
,s_t_element_mapping.Connector_ID
,s_t_element_mapping.Start_Object_Name
,s_t_element_mapping.Start_Object_Type
,s_t_element_mapping.Start_Object_Stereotype
,s_t_element_mapping.Start_Element_Name
,s_t_element_mapping.Start_Element_Object_ID
,s_t_element_mapping.Start_Element_Type
,s_t_element_mapping.Start_Element_Stereotype
,s_t_element_mapping.Start_Element_guid
,s_t_element_mapping.Start_Element_ID
,s_t_element_mapping.Start_Element_Notes
,s_t_element_mapping.End_Object_Name
,s_t_element_mapping.End_Object_Type
,s_t_element_mapping.End_Object_Stereotype
,s_t_element_mapping.End_Element_Name
,s_t_element_mapping.End_Element_Object_ID
,s_t_element_mapping.End_Element_Type
,s_t_element_mapping.End_Element_Stereotype
,s_t_element_mapping.End_Element_guid
,s_t_element_mapping.End_Element_ID
,s_t_element_mapping.End_Element_Notes
from cte_workday_etl_connector_objects_elements s_t_element_mapping
GO
Thanks to Geert Bellekens at https://sparxsystems.com/forums and https://stackoverflow.com/users/3379653/qwerty-so for their helpful remarks and suggestions.
Reply here with any improvement suggestions or error discoveries. Sorry about the formatting, it parsers fine in SQL.
Best, CCW
USE master;
GO
ALTER DATABASE MyTestDatabase SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE;
GO
ALTER DATABASE MyTestDatabase MODIFY NAME = MyTestDatabaseCopy;
GO
ALTER DATABASE MyTestDatabaseCopy SET MULTI_USER;
GO
Put this in settings.json:
"vim.normalModeKeyBindingsNonRecursive":
[
{
"before": ["/"],
"after": ["/"]
}
]
The tool you're looking for here is the prefix argument to the form classes. You'll need to override some view methods like get_form and potentially get_form_class because class based views aren't designed to take more than one form type by default. You may also need to override the post method on the views to load the data from the post request into the forms.
The prefix argument means that the form data sent to your django app will be "namespaced" so the form class will only load in the post data it needs from the request.
Depending on how you're rendering your forms you may want to ensure the prefix is also rendered in the HTML input's name attribute.
CreateFile(A/W) will not work on Windows 98 because, according to the description on MSDN, the minimum client is Windows XP. Maybe you should try using C "fopen" function, for example?
A short formula that I use and put the hours format automatically is
=TEXT(INT(A1) + (A1 - INT(A1)) * 100 / 60, "[hh]:mm:ss")
I came across the same error too, here's how to actually debug the issue
in my case it was this Error: Unable to resolve module ../../../../assets/icons/BullseyeIcon
Fix any missing assets or incorrect paths in your code attempt to Archive the project again Goodluck!
You could use URLs through custom data fetching if, and then setting that as the stamp's image. However, this would introduce a few complications, such as if the URL is unreachable, and actually hosting the image somewhere if its a custom image. This would only work with our viewers, since it would be in custom data. To clarify, XFDF is part of the PDF ISO standard, and it doesn't define support for external URLs.
An alternative shorter formula to count days between 2 dates is this:
abs(subtract(daysUntil($datefieldA),daysUntil($datefieldB)))
I actually found the fix for it.
It seems to be a known issue in Janino's dependency end.
In order to make this work, it is need to adjust the MANIFEST.MF in both janino and commons-compiler adding the following line:
DynamicImport-Package: ch.qos.logback.*,org.slf4j
References:
If we looking for elegant one-liner, maybe this would be.
List(0,1,2).reverse.tail.reverse
try to close firewall and try again flutterfire configure
I had the same issue with Visual Studio 2022, with a winforms project (with .NET 8) created on a different machine. None of the above solutions worked.
However, I got it working by adding a new winforms project to my solution. Suddenly VS recognised the original form and was able to open the designer. (I could then delete the new project.)
Facing this issue while importing wordpress table
alter table wp_users IMPORT TABLESPACE;
MySQL said: Documentation
#1815 - Internal error: Drop all secondary indexes before importing table wp_users when .cfg file is missing.
The value "1'"5000" is suspicious and resembles an attempt at SQL injection or other forms of injection attacks. Attackers often use payloads like "1'" to test for vulnerabilities related to improper input sanitization.
SQL Injection Testing: The single quote ' is used in SQL to denote string literals. An unescaped or improperly handled quote can break out of the intended query structure, allowing attackers to manipulate the SQL commands executed by your database.
Malicious Probing: By injecting such values into various headers and parameters, attackers probe your application's responses to see if it behaves unexpectedly, indicating a potential vulnerability.
You also need tabpy-server installed if you don't already.
Well, I would not allow users to upload files, if they aren't registered users and logged in. If this is the case, create a subfolder for each user with the same username which has to be unique. Then a combination of a timestamp and md5 would do it. Combine the timestamp and the md5 with an underscore between. So it's easy to chop off the timestamp to compare for the image already being present. At least, that's how I would do it.
The solution was to create a LoadingProgress component that got wrapped around calls to the ApiClient.
For more details follow the link below
The answer is that the main pom dependabot is checking is a pom generated by gradle publish plugin and they do not include the metadata.
In my case the example is here
Once gradle enables the metadata there or you publish to a different portal it will work
Just change this:
const Store = require('electron-store');
to this:
const Store = ( await import('electron-store') ).default;
The error is pretty much self explanatory and provides a the solution.
You can refer to this documentation for additional details.
Here are the things to consider :
The domain should pointing to the public IP address of your load balancer.
Double check the annotation, ensure that the pre-shared-cert annotation is correctly set to the exact name of your managed certificate.
Ensure that the certificate is in the Active state.
Ensure that your DNS configuration matches the hostname in your ingress and the certificate.