is this problem only in this project or all projects? is this project you downloaded or not created in your PC? is this your first time to run project? can you show Flutter doc and grade files? did you try flutter clean and after that flutter pub get?

Fixed it by changing

AddHandler WebView.NavigationStarting, AddressOf ImageViewerStarting

to

AddHandler WebView.CoreWebView2InitializationCompleted, AddressOf ImageViewerStarting    

Found the solution!

When getting episode information from the playack endpoint use this:

GET https://api.spotify.com/v1/me/player?additional_types=episode

I found the answer to my question here on Stack Overflow once I found the right search terms. The short answer is yes, you can add a component that has already been instantiated with data to the DI container. However, there are some caveats to consider.

1. The componet must be created, have it's data added then added to the Service Collection before the DI container is built. Once the Service Collection is built it is read only.

2. This constructor must be used when adding to the Service Collection:

   ServiceCollection.AddKeyedSingleton[TService](object ServiceKey, object myComponentInstance);

3. When the Singlketon instance is pulled from the DI container and used, it is NOT automatically disposed of and remains in the DI container until an explict Dispose is called on that instance or the application as a whole is exited.

There are additional details in the answer as described in this Stack Overflow question: AddSingleton<>() vs AddSingleton()

Running Git’s garbage collection solve same issue

git gc

I was having the same issue on all of my IOS simulators, tried multiple things:

1. flutter clean
2. flutter pub get

but it didn't work.

The issue was with the FCM token for firebase push notifications. You wouldn't face this issue on any physical device , but if you have to work on the simulator than the solution that i figured was i commented out:

final fCMToken = await FirebaseMessaging.instance.getToken();

After this i stopped having the issue so i did all the work on the simulator and when i had to push out the build i enabled it again and it was working fine on the physical device.

It's not perfect by any means, but this is the closest that you can get right now: https://github.com/apache/iceberg-python

An example with polars+duckdb https://performancede.substack.com/p/iceberg-tables-via-duck-db-and-polars

add this

set :passenger_roles, :all

Open Xcode setting then from accounts click Download profiles manually

delta format made it work

df.write.format('delta') \
   .mode('overwrite') \
   .option("path", path) \
   .saveAsTable(f"{database_name}.{table_name}")

df = spark.table(f"{database_name}.{table_name}").limit(1)

df.write.format("delta")\ 
  .mode("overwrite")\
  .saveAsTable(f"{database_name}.{table_name}")

1. have u run (set MSMPI) on cmd to setup mpi on environment variables? if not u can include the library paths directly after installing mpi from

2. remove #include "stdafx.h".

3. I've tried steps from YouTube and it works for me https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-xJreZ55aU&t=159s

4. if it didn't work just email me --> [email protected]

It is easy to find ith smallest in a O(Log n) time which is better than O(n). The approach is to augment the RB tree into an Order statistics tree. the detailed explaination is found at

https://cexpertvision.com/2024/11/03/augmenting-data-structures/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqdX4jsdYJM

install this npx @next/codemod@latest next-async-request-api .

type tParams = Promise<{ slug: string[] }>;

export default async function Challenge({ params }: { params: tParams }) {
  const { slug } = await params;
  const productID = slug[1];
}

just install it you did correct

laravel stores uses critical information on sessions

Here’s the complete and cohesive lecture note that includes the initial introduction to search strategies, followed by the in-depth examination of BFS, DFS, Limited Depth Search, Iterative Deepening, Bidirectional, and Backward Searches.

Lecture Notes on Search Strategies in Problem Solving

Topic: Search Strategies in Artificial Intelligence
Example: Romania Map Navigation Problem

1. Problem Formulation

In designing an artificial agent to solve a problem, the issue is often framed as a state space represented by a graph. The goal is to search for a path from an initial state to a goal state within this graph, with each node representing a possible state in the problem and each edge representing an action to transition between states.

2. Navigation Problem Example

Consider a common problem-solving example: navigating the Romania map to move from Arad to Bucharest. Starting from Arad, the agent explores reachable cities, forming a tree-like structure of possible routes. At each city, the agent evaluates the next steps, building a search tree within the state space. This tree represents various paths the agent could take, allowing it to systematically explore routes until it reaches the goal state, Bucharest.

3. Tree Search Algorithm

A tree search algorithm explores paths by expanding nodes (states) based on available actions, aiming to find a path from the start to the goal. Key elements of this algorithm include:

• Input: The problem is defined by the initial state, transition model, and goal states.
• Frontier: A set of discovered but unexamined nodes.
• Process:
  • Initialization: The frontier starts with only the initial state.
  • Loop:
    • If the frontier is empty, return failure (no solution exists).
    • Select and analyze a node from the frontier.
    • If this node is the goal state, return the solution path.
    • If not, expand the node to reveal new reachable states, which are then added to the frontier for further exploration.

4. Node Data Structure

Each node in the search tree contains:

• State: The current position within the problem space.
• Parent node: The previous state in the solution path.
• Action: The action that led to this state.
• Path cost (g(n)): The accumulated cost from the initial state to the current node.

5. Frontier Data Structures

The frontier is the set of nodes awaiting expansion and can be structured in several ways, depending on the search strategy:

• FIFO Queue (First In, First Out): Nodes are processed in the order they are added (used in Breadth-First Search).
• LIFO Queue (Last In, First Out): Newest nodes are processed first, useful in Depth-First Search.
• Priority Queue: Nodes are sorted based on priority, such as path cost or heuristic value, as seen in informed search strategies.

6. Types of Search Strategies

Search strategies fall into two main categories:

1. Uninformed (Blind) Search: Uses only information available from the state space, without any extra knowledge of the goal's proximity.
2. Informed (Heuristic) Search: Uses additional data, or heuristics, that estimate the cost to reach the goal, making the search more efficient in finding optimal solutions.

7. Evaluating Search Strategies

Each search strategy is evaluated based on:

• Completeness: Whether it will find a solution if one exists.
• Optimality: Whether it guarantees finding the least costly solution.
• Time Complexity: The time taken to reach the goal.
• Space Complexity: The memory required to complete the search.

8. Breadth-First Search (BFS)

Breadth-First Search (BFS) explores each level of the search tree one at a time before moving to the next level. BFS is well-suited for finding the shortest path in an unweighted graph, as it processes all nodes at each depth sequentially.

• Process: Starting with the initial state, BFS adds all child nodes of each node to the frontier. Nodes are processed in the order they were added, ensuring a level-by-level search.
• Complexity:
  • Time: (O(b^d)), where (b) is the branching factor and (d) is the depth of the goal node.
  • Space: (O(b^d)), as BFS must store all nodes at each depth level.
• Advantages: BFS is complete and optimal for unweighted graphs.
• Disadvantages: It requires significant memory for storing nodes at each level, making it inefficient for deep searches.

9. Depth-First Search (DFS)

Depth-First Search (DFS) explores as far down a branch as possible before backtracking to explore other branches. DFS uses a stack (LIFO structure) to keep track of the current path.

• Process: DFS progresses down a path until it reaches a terminal node or dead end, then backtracks to explore other branches.
• Complexity:
  • Time: (O(b^m)), where (m) is the maximum depth.
  • Space: (O(b \cdot m)), making it more memory-efficient than BFS.
• Advantages: DFS is memory-efficient and can be implemented easily.
• Disadvantages: DFS is neither complete (it may get trapped in loops) nor optimal.

10. Limited Depth Search (LDS) and Iterative Deepening Search (IDS)

To overcome DFS limitations, depth restrictions can be applied.

Limited Depth Search (LDS)

• Concept: DFS is constrained to a certain depth, preventing infinite paths.
• Completeness: Complete if the solution exists within the depth limit.
• Optimality: Not optimal, as solutions found might not be the best.
• Space Complexity: Similar to BFS at the current depth.

Iterative Deepening Search (IDS)

• Concept: IDS combines DFS with gradual depth increases until the goal is found.
• Completeness and Optimality: It’s complete and optimal like BFS.
• Time Complexity: (O(b^d)), matching BFS while using less memory.

11. Bidirectional and Backward Search

Two advanced strategies for further efficiency include bidirectional and backward searches.

Bidirectional Search

• Concept: Searches from the start and goal states, expecting the two to meet.
• Complexity: Reduces time complexity to (O(b^{d/2})).
• Advantages: Faster for large graphs, significantly reducing the number of explored nodes.

Backward Search

• Concept: Begins the search from the goal state and works backward.
• Application: Useful when the goal state is fixed and fewer backward transitions exist.
• Process: Backward search builds a solution path by reaching backward through valid transitions from the goal.

Summary of Algorithm Comparison

Conclusion

Each search strategy has distinct advantages and trade-offs depending on the problem constraints. BFS is optimal for memory-rich scenarios, while DFS suits memory-limited cases. Iterative Deepening effectively combines both strategies, and bidirectional search offers efficient exploration when start and goal states are well-defined. By understanding these algorithms, AI practitioners can choose the most efficient search strategy for a given problem.

I faced the same issue, and tried many of the recommendations here. The only one the ended up working was:

pip install playsound==1.2.2

happy coding!

Most issues tend to be typos: try changing .game-screen { height: 110vh; ... } to 100vh and see if that resolves the problem.

Instead of using Wait(), when you are making POST call use await, Same while reading the response of the request that will eliminate the use of Wait() and Result

Thanks to Wiktor, lookaround is not supported

Late to the show. Apparently things have changed.

Using

 --set controller.config.allow-snippet-annotations="true"

... with the helm installation, did work for me.

Consider the following solutions:

1. When creating the post, make sure to use update_field() for the event_date field. This function saves the value in a way that ACF and WordPress recognize.

2. Re-save the post meta with acf_update_value:

   $event_date = '2024-01-01'; // Example date

   acf_update_value($event_date, $post_id, 'event_date');

3. If the event_date is stored as YYYYMMDD (the ACF default) or Y-m-d, ensure that the value set programmatically matches this format. Passing an incorrectly formatted date can cause issues with sorting if ACF expects YYYYMMDD.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/BucketRestrictions.html

When you delete a bucket, there may be a delay of up to one hour before the bucket name is available for reuse in a new region or by a new bucket owner. If you re-create the bucket in the same region or with the same bucket owner, there is no delay.

https://repost.aws/questions/QUSYkbtoqFS3mEjDVWsy-cEw/is-it-possible-to-delete-a-bucket-and-create-again-the-bucket-on-a-different-region-with-same-name

When you delete a bucket, there is indeed a propagation delay before the bucket name becomes available for reuse. This delay can vary and is not precisely defined by AWS, but it typically ranges from a few minutes to several hours

foreground notifications are handled automatically by the firebase messaging plugin. So on the onMessage function, you don't need to use flutterLocalNotification plugin to show the notification. Since firebase messaging handles the notification, and the flutterLocalNotification plugin is also showing a notification, you will get two notifications in the notification tray.

stateDiagram [*] --> NotStarted : User has not submitted any application

NotStarted --> Registration : User registers on the website
Registration --> HomePage : User successfully registers and logs in

The problem was that App was running into an error. In order to prevent data overwriting, it checks to see if the subfolder (containing the results CSVs mentioned in my question) already exists, and raises an error if it does asking the user to move or rename the subfolder. The subfolder already existed when I called the app, and so it raised the error to stderr and I wasn't checking or catching that. I think the simplest fix is to have check = True in the subprocess call to confirm it is completing it properly.

This solution was mainly due to @axerotol who linked me to an answer where they were discussing subprocess calls in detail. This led me to assign the subprocess output to a variable which I then inspected in Spyder, which immediately highlighted the issue.

for beginners, click on "maven-build-scripts-found" button of the notification from intellij.

i found this solution on second week of start working with intellij.

Maven Build Scripts Found - IntelliJ - What are the build scripts, where are they cached?

You need to go to Account Console instead of workspace console.

The former has a url is accounts.azuredatabricks.net. It is static with web title as "Account console"

The latter has a url with format like https://adb-675114237288296.16.azuredatabricks.net. Its web title is Databricks

Ref: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databricks/admin/#establish-first-account-admin

To fully answer your question, there needs to be a lot more detail on your side. Are you using hand made equations? Are you using animators with preset values? Where and how do you use time scale? Assuming you're talking about animations, the solution is easy - just progress the frames more in your animation. It's difficult to explain so I'll give an example: Let's say in 1 frame of animation, Jupiter is meant to move 100 units of radial distance. Instead of moving it 100 units, move it 1000 units for a X10 time scale, or 10,000 units for a 100X time scale.

Assuming you're using physical equations, you're multiplying by deltaTime somewhere. When you're doing that, you can multiply the deltaTime by another factor, as long as you're consistent with that all along your system. I suggest making a TimeUtil class, which will handle multiplications so yo uwill not use time.deltaTime outside of that class.

The addEventListener() method accepts an optional object of options as its third argument. If you set the signal property, you can remove all event listeners.

/**
 * 
 * @param {number} delay 
 * @param {AbortSignal} [abortSignal]
 * @returns {Promise<void>}
 */
export default function timeoutPromise(delay, abortSignal) {
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        if(abortSignal) {
            abortSignal.throwIfAborted();
        }

        const clearController = new AbortController();

        const timeout = setTimeout(() => {
            clearController.abort();
            resolve();
        }, delay);

        abortSignal.addEventListener("abort", () => {
            clearController.abort();
            clearTimeout(timeout);
            reject(new Error("Aborted"));
        }, {
            signal: clearController.signal
        });
    });
}

After going through different methodes I found online, I found that adding the override property to the load_dotenv() like this load_dotenv(override=True) resolved my issue.

I've faced with the same issue. I restarted docker services after pruning and it worked.

docker system prune

systemctl restart docker.service

In the end, this was caused by an incorrect import being set by the IDE. When I removed ‘tutorials’ from the path, langgraph was able to start successfully.

Optimize the Seek Method

Even though seek () is the common approach to get directly to the designated spot on the video; however, this may result in choppy playback if the underlying mechanism for the video is not well optimized for seeking. There are some recommendations in this respect:

Buffering and Caching: Add a buffer to the video player that is set to a certain number of frames before the current position. This can facilitate seeking and make the movement more seamless.

Use a Separate Thread: When there is a need to perform seeking, do so in a different thread so as not to block the primary UI thread. Clock.schedule_once function in Kivy is able to manage UI updates thanks to its ability of scheduling the updates without pauses in video playback.

Implement Smooth Seeking

Instead of jumping directly for fast forward and rewind, create a way of seeking that is smooth and transitions gradually:

from kivy.clock import Clock

class VideoPlayerApp(MDApp):

Existing methods…

def seek_video(self, delta):

Calculate new position

new_position = max(0, min(self.video.position + delta, self.video.duration))

self.video.seek(new_position)

def rewind_5s(self):

self.seek_video(-5)

def forward_5s(self):

self.seek_video(5)

3.Associate Responsiveness with Button Presses.

Make sure that the button responses are quite seamless in execution:

Typical Debounce Button Presses: This is the responsibility of the mechanic engineer as he/she will be compelled to add a gradual switch to avoid surge in the button presses.

def on_rewind_press(self):

if no self.is_seeking:

self.is_seeking = True self.rewind_5s() Clock .schedule_once( lambda dt: self.reset_seeking(), 0,5 )

def reset_seeking(self):

self.is_seeking = False

Ffplyayer Features.

Place a check on FFpy - Player documentation for feature pointers that may help handle video rendering in a better way :

Seek Precision: Some players have the option of seeking and controlling which specific parts of the video to seek (e.g. keyframe seeking vs timestamp seeking) thus ensure you get the ideal user practices for their specified needs.

Error Handling: Handle your seek calls with appropriate error handling measures so that you cover for any unexpected behavior.

5. Testing and Debugging

Log Seek Operations: However, to understand why the video does occasionally hop erratically, add logging around your seek calls to capture the current position before and after seeking.

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print(f"Seeking from {self.video.position} to {new_position}") self.video.seek(new_position) def forward_5s(self): new_position = min(self.video.position + 5, self.video.duration) print(f"Seeking from {self.video.position} to {new_position}") tell people that its a programming space video, cut comes at 4:37 with the drones likely altering the position. They must be kept centered and as still as possible. self.video.seek(new_position)

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Alternative Libraries

Nonetheless, if the issues still stick, you might want to try other libraries:

Gstreamer: US Intel 2006. v Justin timbers act and log in around an enormous spotlight. Curtis new tip more Collins to scan for Tanning Youtube Chris Evans community screening event mannequin shaped lights travel Hypershrink DOM visuals roaming throughout. It is a very powerful multimedia framework which might outperform the seeking and playback centered sections.

Conclusion

Following through those bullet points, targeting optimization to the largest performance bottlenecks moving part of seeking implementation, handling responsiveness of buttons considerably better and looking at other libraries if necessary means you can safely boost greatly the performance of Kivy video player. Testing and debugging with logging will also help in determining the specific issues and enhancing user experience.

press 'ctrl + Shift + p', type 'Settings sync: Turn off', then restart your Vs code IDE. Then Accounts > Turn on backup and sync settings'. this works for me :)

@Dnavir: "It didn't show that exception until I made p:commandButton's ajax="false"."

commandButton/commandLink/ajax action/listener method not invoked or input value not set/updated

Fixed with:

<p:commandButton value="p:doButtonActionListener actionListener" actionListener="#{beWhereWhenController.doButtonActionListener()}" ajax="false" process="@this" />

install next-auth beta latest version and in .env copy that AUTH_URL=http://localhost:3000/ this if you deploy in vercel or other platform place that url here the error will go away

If you have all of the split apks then the app can be installed with below command

adb install-multiple base.apk config.xxx.apk config.yyy.apk

char buf[BUFFER_SIZE];
char* p = buf;

char* argp[BUFFER_SIZE/4];
char** pp = argp;
*(pp++) = p;

for (const auto c:s) {
  char next_char = c;
  if (c == ' ') {
    next_char = '\0';
    *(pp++) = (p + 1);     
  }
  *p++ = next_char;
  *p = '\0';
}
*pp = nullptr;

return(execvp(*argp, (char**)argp));

}

In C it is possible to create maps using lookup tables.
Here a example:

#include <stdio.h>

static int parse_numbers[] = {
    ['1'] = 'A',
    ['2'] = 'B',
    ['3'] = 'C'
};

int main(void) {
    printf("%c\n", parse_numbers['1']);
    printf("%c\n", parse_numbers['2']);
    printf("%c\n", parse_numbers['3']);

    return 0;
}

These are powerful to obtain exactly what you asked for. It works thanks enums.
In fact, the following syntax produces the same result (discouraged!):

#include <stdio.h>

enum numbers {
    number_1 = 1,
    number_2 = 2,
    number_3 = 3,
};

static int parse_numbers[] = {
    [number_1] = 'A',
    [number_2] = 'B',
    [number_3] = 'C'
};

int main(void) {
    printf("%c\n", parse_numbers['1']);
    printf("%c\n", parse_numbers['2']);
    printf("%c\n", parse_numbers['3']);

    return 0;
}

This syntax is very reluctant from changes. It is easy to make mistakes changing the enum or the struct. Please, stay away from this, use the first one.

I also tried this code but it doesn't work for me.

My introduction to vite was caught in a problematic VScode build.

This is problem with 1.95 October update of VScode, downgrade to 1.94 solve problem

Have you solved this issue? I'm having the same project like this

I had same issue, and finally fixed my problem by enabling curl extension (Line937 extension=curl) in php.ini.

I cam across same issue. After some time checking my directories i found out that pip install <lib> installing the packages on a anaconda folder.

I uninstalled the anaconda from my device and installed the packages again using pip install <lib>, issue went away.

I used the wrong login lol. I used the account-id and user-id from the account detailes instead of creating a key.

driver.Manage().Window.Maximize();

Although this question is a bit old, the short answer to the (slightly rephrased) question "Is it possible to execute a page's function from a Firefox extension?" is yes, but there are a few moving parts given the code snippet in the question.

The first part is that tabs.executeScript injects code into the "isolated" world of content scripts. A function defined in the web page exists in the "main" world of the web page itself. Both worlds share the DOM, but they each get their own window object. (There are several ways to load a content script. This question uses tabs.executeScript, so this answer stays with that way.)

The second part is that window.eval() can execute a page's function (in the "main" world) from a content script. An alternative method is to add the code to a <script> tag and attach it to the DOM. Be aware that the page's content security policy may prevent either or both of those methods. There are a few long-standing bugs about that, because page CSPs aren't supposed to apply to anything an extension does.^{1 2}

The third part is that the code snippet in the question has some errors in it, particularly that tabs.executeScript has no third parameter. The example code below reuses as much of the question as possible and works.

manifest.json

{
  "manifest_version": 2,
  "name": "Answer",
  "description": "Answer a Stack Overflow question",
  "version": "0.1",
  "content_security_policy": "default-src 'none'; object-src 'none'",
  "browser_specific_settings": {
    "gecko": {
      "id": "[email protected]"
    }
  },
  "browser_action": {
    "browser_style": true,
    "default_popup": "popup.htm"
  },
  "permissions": [
    "activeTab"
  ]
}

popup.htm

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
  <head>
    <meta charset="utf-8" />
  </head>
  <body>
    <div class="page-choice">developer.mozilla.org</div>
    <div class="page-choice">support.mozilla.org</div>
    <div class="page-choice">addons.mozilla.org</div>
    <script src="popup.js"></script>
  </body>
</html>

popup.js

( function () {
  'use strict';

  document.addEventListener( 'click', ( event)  => {
    if ( !event.target.classList.contains( 'page-choice' ) ) {
      return;
    }

    browser.tabs.query( {
      active: true,
      currentWindow: true
    } ).then( tabs => {
      let activeTab = tabs[0];
      console.log( 'activeTab: ', activeTab );
      console.log( 'activeTab id: ', activeTab.id );
      let activeTabUrl = activeTab.url;
      console.log( 'Active tab URL:', activeTabUrl );

      browser.tabs.executeScript( activeTab.id, {
        // executeScript injects into the "isolated" world
        // window.eval() in turn throws code into the "main" world
        code: 'window.eval( \'answer();\' )'
      } ).then( console.log, console.error );
    }, error => {
      console.error( 'Error getting active tab URL:', error );
    } );
  } );
} () );

page.htm (the web page)

<!DOCTYPE html><html lang="en"><head>
  <title>Answer</title>
  <script src="page.js"></script>
</head><body>
</body></html>

page.js

function answer() {
  return location.href;
}

debug console output

activeTab:  Object { id: 2, index: 1, windowId: 1, highlighted: true, active: true, attention: false, pinned: false, status: "complete", hidden: false, discarded: false, … }
activeTab id:  2
Active tab URL: file:///C:/Data/mozdev/stackoverflow/page.htm
Array [ "file:///C:/Data/mozdev/stackoverflow/page.htm" ]

Use Remember For Static Values

val items = remember { listOf("ACCOUNTS", "BUDGETS & GOALS") }

use "Forfiles" dos command to trace the n of days old created file. for ex. use the below command

Forfiles -p "C:\Work Data\Len's Files\Data\Quicken\BACKUP" -s -m *.QDF-backup /D "-14" /C "cmd /c del /q @path"

@LucileDT! Try to go to the settings section and leave the only 'Bookmarks' suggestion option.

FF Manual

Modeless/vbModeless didn't work for me when I wanted to keep seeing a userform, but have the worksheet activated after I clicked on something on the userform.

AppActivate Application.Caption solved the issue :

• It leaves the userform on the screen.
• But it reactivates the sheet you see on the screen.

I understand Modeless/vbModeless gives you the possibility to work on the sheet or on the userform, but it does not reactivate the sheet.

AppActivate Application.Caption does that.

Make sure that point_4326 is a POINT type with SRID 4326 defined in the table, as different SRID values might interpret the coordinates differently. Your code is for SRID 4326 so if you have anything else selected for point_4326 select SRID 4326. Since you named your POINT 'point_4326' you probably did select it but check it twice.

If everything is as I told you then try running your query but switch Lng and Lat. If it doesn't show error do SELECT query to see row id 4601 and check if Lng and Lat values are correctly inputed. If yes-reply to this, we'll figure it out then.

Did you set the extra module settings for reflection, needed by GWT?

See https://libgdx.com/wiki/utils/reflection

Also the libGDX help has moved to Discord now.

I find these sites useful for cards. In general, the implementation of this code requires the use of JavaScript libraries or tools:

GSAP ScrollTrigger is a powerful tool for creating scroll-linked animations. By combining GSAP with ScrollTrigger

Intersection Observer API is a native JavaScript API that allows you to detect when an element enters or exits the viewport without needing external libraries.

ScrollMagic is a popular library for controlling scroll animations.

Try to add all-open plugin into compilerPlugins section:

    <compilerPlugins>
        <plugin>spring</plugin>
        <plugin>jpa</plugin>
        <plugin>all-open</plugin>
    </compilerPlugins>

Your code appears to be correct and should function as expected. However, if you're manually navigating to the /cart page in the browser, that could cause an issue. When you reload or visit the cart page directly, the application's state may be lost, which could affect the functionality. To avoid this, try to navigate within the application itself, rather than refreshing or directly entering the /cart URL.

You do not need to call Read before. It is probably best if you don't. My guess is you will miss the first record if you do.

İnce bir hata için uyarınız çok iyi, teşekkür ederim

It was because of barryvdh/laravel-dompdf. As soon as I got rid of the bridge, the fonts worked properly.

If you use ASP.NET and run into this issue, simply add this line:

builder.Services.AddViteServices(options =>
{
    options.Server.UseReactRefresh = true; // Add this line
});

hi did u manage to get an answer to this? facing the same problem too.

Afaik, this is not possible.

However, you can setup Nginx and configure multiple ports here and forward these to your Quarkus application.

Or you need to run multiple instances of your app on different ports.

IT goldman, Thanks for your reply and especially thanks for pointing out that my code worked. Your comment prompted me to further my testing. In fact I use DOMPurify library in addition to ckeditor 5 (https://ckeditor.com/ckeditor-5/). Your comment pushed me to test my DOMPurify code outside the ckeditor context and indeed I realized by doing this that my code worked as expected.

So I then investigated to understand what was happening by continuing testing ckeditor context.

In fact I had left the “font” plugin active in ckeditor configuration and because of that ckeditor was constantly adding this unwanted <span> tag after DOMPurify sanitization. What disturbed me.

<span style="background-color:transparent;color:#000000;"></span>

This post helped me identify and fix my problem https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5/issues/6492

After removing the font plugin in ckeditor configuration everything works as expected.

In fact I don't even need to add DOMPurify anymore because ckeditor's Paste from Office/Paste from Google Docs feature cleans up google docs code perfectly for my needs.

Thanks again for your help and for taking the time to answer me because it allowed me to take a step back and fix my problem.

Thanks also for the idea of ​​the temporary conversion of strong to strong. I will keep this logic in my back pocket because it will certainly be useful to me in other situations.

I will modify the title of my post and add the label ckeditor because in fact the problem concerned more ckeditor than DOMPurify.

Thanks again

So, this was ciphers setup. Had to shuffle them to get the 200 Code as expected.

I am Pathik Singh, and I want to tell you that there are many plugins which can solve your problem like: 1). SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle 2). Custom Sidebars 3). Widget Options 4). WP Tab Widget 5). Meks Smart Author Widget

I know that some time has passed since the question but I'd like to answer too: normally dd closes itself without any warning when it said that the copy is done. If you have a USB with light you can see it still writes data even after dd is closed (or check for I/O if you haven't).

conv=fdatasync force dd to verify if everything is written before closing itself: it's way more secure than leaving it without, expecially when you write a bootable ISO file in a USB key.

Have you ever tried putting a ./ before the json file e.g.

fetch('./data.json')
    // rest of you're code

You can add Shortcode to your WordPress plugin. Using Shortcode like [i20_Sidebar_Widgets] you can add this to your WP Blog Sidebar. Place a text widget from WP > Widgets and add Shortcode to that. For Sample Code to Create Shortcode based WordPress plugin please visit and download the Source code from here https://wordpress.org/plugins/i20-sidebar-widgets/

The three Lines startog with clf should not be indented. To fix this, delete all the white space to the left of clf on those lines.

Update /etc/systemd/resolved.conf:

sudo nano /etc/systemd/resolved.conf

Add the following line:

DNS=8.8.8.8 1.1.1.1

Restart the service:

sudo systemctl restart systemd-resolved

You could create a default variablegroup "default" with 1 dummy variable. If the developer does not provide a specific group name then your pipeline used the "default" group, else the specific group?

The issue has been solved in https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tesseract/issues/4343.

tesseract-ocr is installable once again from the tesseract-ocr-devel and tesseract-ocr-daily PPAs.

How can you assume that an async operation is quick? If it's a network operation, the user might have a slow internet connection and the operation my take time. If the operation is gps one, the user might have low gpa signal and the operation might take time or never happen.

In your example, lets assume that the user is fetching the location. If the user is able to navigate away from the screen while the setState takes place then you will receive an error.

Same thing happens with other cases, for example while widgets are being animated, when passing a callback to a modal that contains the context ( for example, navigation callback) etc.

Always assume the worst scenario when taking decisions like this. Assume low internet connection, low gps signal, etc.

Please try clicking on the "Toggle device toolbar" sign.

It is in fact possible to predict the length of a Zip archive ahead of time. If :

• you know the file sizes and names of all the input files,
• you disable compression,
• you know exactly how the Zip library interprets the Zip format.

I've done that in client-zip precisely to enable progress bars and remove the need for chunked encoding. I don't know if there's anything equivalent in Python (or anywhere else).

In C++, when you use std::move on an object, you're not actually converting it into an rvalue reference (T&&). Instead, you're casting it to an rvalue, which signals the compiler that it can treat the object as a temporary and, if possible, move from it instead of copying. However, std::move does not alter the underlying type; it merely provides a hint for the compiler to use move semantics.

Here’s what’s happening in both examples:

Example 1: A&& func(A& rhs)

In this version, the function func returns an A&& (an rvalue reference to A). When you return std::move(rhs), you're directly returning an rvalue reference, which matches the return type A&&. This makes sense and will compile as expected.

Example 2: A func(A& rhs)

In this case, the function func has a return type of A, which is a value (not an rvalue reference). However, when you return std::move(rhs), you're still casting rhs to an rvalue reference (A&&). Here’s why this still compiles and behaves as you observed:

Automatic Conversion: When you specify a return type of A (a value), the compiler expects to create and return an A object. If you provide an A&& (via std::move(rhs)), the compiler interprets this as an instruction to move-construct an A from rhs rather than copy it. The compiler sees that rhs is an rvalue and uses the move constructor to construct the return value.

Return Type Deduction and Temporary Materialization: The compiler will implicitly perform a move when returning an rvalue if the return type is by value. In this case, A func(A& rhs) specifies a return type of A, so the compiler treats std::move(rhs) as an rvalue, creating a temporary A using the move constructor.

I am doing the same thing as you in TVZ rn hahahahahah and this happens to me as well... C function calls copy a 100MB file with 1B buffer in 3 seconds, while system calls do it in 7-8 minutes have you figured it out?

When you call a class dynamically this way (e.g., with $class = "AdminController"; followed by new $class();), PHP looks it in the global namespace.

There are two ways of dynamically calling it-

1. Specify Hardcode Namespace "Base\AdminController" so PHP knows exactly which namespace to look in.

2. You can use NAMESPACE if you want to dynamically load any class within the same namespace

A simple solution is to use these function :

For typescript

import * as bcrypt from 'bcrypt';

const cryptPassword = (plaintextPassword: string) => {
    const salt = bcrypt.genSaltSync(10);
    return bcrypt.hashSync(plaintextPassword, salt);
}

const comparePassword = (plaintextPassword: string, hashword: string) => {
    return bcrypt.compareSync(plaintextPassword, hashword);
}

export {
    cryptPassword,
    comparePassword
};

Using js

var bcrypt = require('bcrypt');

const cryptPassword = (plaintextPassword) => {
    const salt = bcrypt.genSaltSync(10);
    return bcrypt.hashSync(plaintextPassword, salt);
}

const comparePassword = (plaintextPassword, hashword) => {
    return bcrypt.compareSync(plaintextPassword, hashword);
}

export {
    cryptPassword,
    comparePassword
};

Thanks to https://stackoverflow.com/a/14015883/22469248

When ever I (auto) execute the node tree, all objects in the collection just collapse into a single point.

There must be something with objects' origins...

There are two places for android studio to filter logcat output. One is obvious, and we can easily set / remove filters in logcat windown. But the other is not easy to find.

settings -> tools -> logcat -> ignore tags.

We can add it easily from logcat window, but it won't be easy to remove it if you don't know this setting.

Maybe you could try Shadcn/ui. Material UI is often preferred by styled-component developers, but Shadcn/ui is based on Tailwind CSS and has a lot of great extends by social like these: awesome-shadcn-ui ."

Let me response to @Onepower answer as these are common claims found on the internet. In terms of performance, the virtual DOM doesn’t have real advantages over direct DOM manipulation. At the end of the day, it’s the direct DOM updates that are happening.

1.  Batch Updates: The virtual DOM can batch updates, but this primarily occurs at the virtual DOM level. Actual updates to the real DOM aren’t always batched. If you want precise control over batch updates, vanilla JavaScript offers finer control. You can update multiple components in a single operation, though you may need to reattach event listeners if they are affected.
2.  Avoiding Unnecessary Re-renders and DOM Manipulations: This feature mainly benefits novice programmers. With good programming practices, you likely don’t need this optimization.
3.  Efficient Diffing Algorithm: The virtual DOM uses an efficient diffing algorithm to identify precise changes, reducing computational costs and improving performance. With direct DOM manipulation, however, diffing isn’t necessary since you code exactly what needs to be updated, eliminating this computational cost entirely.
4.  See Point 1.
5.  Rendering Optimization: The virtual DOM optimizes rendering by scheduling updates at appropriate times, which reduces visual glitches and keeps the UI responsive. Achieving this with vanilla JavaScript would require more sophisticated hand-coding.
6.  Server-Side Rendering Compatibility: React’s virtual DOM works with server-side rendering, enhancing performance and SEO. However, server-side rendering can improve performance and SEO regardless of whether a virtual DOM is used.

In short, if you practice good coding, the virtual DOM may not offer significant efficiency gains over vanilla JavaScript. The primary reason for using a virtual DOM is to simplify development, particularly in complex applications.

I experience the same, even the first example on the official Angular Material side does not work since months. And I am wondering, why so few people complain. This post is the only I found.

In Python, proper indentation is crucial, and incorrect indentation can lead to errors. To fix this, re-indent the first three lines using (Shift + Tab).

first run

flutter doctor 

if everything is not ok, then go for these steps clear cache by doing

flutter clean

then close and reopen your ide and run

flutter pub get 

it will download dependecies then run

flutter run --release

if it still doesn't work, give some more details.

If you place a hyperlink inside an IF statement or a CHOOSE statement, the original formatting of the cell is not changed. When copying, paste the formula.

=IF(TRUE, HYPERLINK("https://www.stackoverflow.com"))

hey i see you have managed to work with auth0 on your expo app, im sorry i dont have an answer to your question, but im stuck and cant make auth0 window open at all at the line code: await authorize(); could you please tell me what im doing wrong? Auth0 doesnt work on Expo CLI development

I want to know if it is a three-party evolutionary game, how should I set up the interaction logic between the three parties?

For me, the issue occurred because the project's Windows build file was running in the background. I had to end the task in Task Manager, and then it worked.

@pierpy linkedin was just an exmaple, yt dlp scarpes everything on the about page except the links. i understand its video/audio downlaoder but does scrape metadata; i wanna know if it can scrape the links too

Hello I was facing the same issue but I have resolved the following setups

1. Open the vscode command prompt and paste the following command

2. code --verbose --vmodule="*/components/os_crypt/*=1"

it will rest all the features and open a new vscode where you can go and use the sync settings.

I think instead of sending CSV file directly to the remote windows server, it's better to save it on your Linux server and then send it to your remote windows server. first write a SQL script to output the query as CSV second create a Shell Script to Run the Query and Transfer the File

Clip Attributes (right-click on the clip in the Media Pool) and adjust the Pixel Aspect Ratio or Resolution to match the actual video dimensions.

I have another question:

My WD is: “folder”

I have my data in “folder/data”

I have my functional scripts in “folder/final”. (In the wd are only my drafts)

How can I run scripts in “folder/final” if the data to read in is in “folder/data”?

df <- fread(“DATA/file.csv”, sep=“;”, dec=“,”) only works if the script is in the wd.

Check the colorspace used by your drawingGroup. Alternatively you can pass the colorspace to drawingGroup

first Remove the Scroll Behavior: Ensure that you are not using a scroll behavior that modifies the app bar's appearance when the content is scrolled. then Set the AppBar Colors: You can specify a constant color for the app bar without relying on the scrolling behavior.

It seems that there is not problem with this kind of css selector because it is used in official addons too (addons website_slides > slides_tour.js):

{
    trigger: 'iframe li.breadcrumb-item:nth-child(2)',
    content: Markup(_t("Click on your <b>Course</b> to go back to the table of content.")),
    position: 'top',
}

How about using div name=product_id to select the parent of your nth-child?

Is the problem maybe due to the fact that the modal content does not exist yet when performing your test ?

from tkinter import * w = Tk() def c(): global w print('Window closing') w.destroy() w.protocol('WM_DELETE_WINDOW', c)

I just reinstalled webpack globally using this command and it works for me

npm install -g webpack

try this in 2024

 npm run dev -- -H 0.0.0.0 -p 3000