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I’m working on a system that stores users’ data in a JSON format. An example of table structure and JSON format is shown below. Visitor Id Visitor Name JSON Data 101 John {JSON_DATA_SHOWN_BELOW} 102 Doe {JSON_DATA_SHOWN_BELOW} { "fields": [ { "name": "Email Address", "type": "email", "label": "Enter your email address.", "value": "name@email.com", "required": "false" },
I have been given a task where the data set looks like this (as an example) within SQL Server: Week Unit Customer Activity 1/8/2024 a 123 Install 1/8/2024 b 123 Install 1/8/2024 c 123 Removal 1/15/2024 d 123 Removal 1/15/2024 e 123 Install 1/22/2024 f 123 Removal 1/22/2024 g 123 Install 6/16/2024 h 123 Removal
I have a bunch of <use> (combined with <symbol>) elements within an SVG that I indefinitely animate using translate. This works really well on every browser. The thing is, this SVG is rotated. The rotation of the SVG causes the bounding box of the <use> elements to constantly change dimensions as they’re animated – this
I have written a code, to reverse the words in a string, and it works for some test cases. But the problem is for remaining cases, it returns segmentation fault. When I’m checking for errors, I found that the error is due to SIGBUS, bus error, not SIGSEGV. I’ve never encountered bus error sofar, and
JS Fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/k140nad9/6/ HTML Code below: <input type="checkbox" id="btnA" onchange="openFunctionA();"> FUNCTION A </input> <input type="checkbox" id="btnB" onchange="openFunctionB();"> FUNCTION B </input> <div id="map"> MAP </div> And this JS Code: var map = document.getElementById('map') var btnA = document.getElementById('btnA') var btnB = document.getElementById('btnB') function openFunctionA() { if($('#btnA').is(":checked")){ $('#btnB').attr('disabled', true) map.addEventListener('click', function(e){ alert("THIS FUNCTION A") }) } else {
I want to create an image, say, a crowned stag inside a flamed heart. Both the elements are defined as shown: <body> <svg version="1.1" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" class="d-none"> <defs> … <symbol id="bi-heart" class="bi bi-heart" viewBox="0 0 16 16"> <path d="…"/> </symbol> <symbol id="bi-stag" class="bi bi-stag" viewBox="0 0 16 16"> <path d="…"/> </symbol> … </defs> </svg> …
I’m developing a React Native application and using the Notifee library for handling notifications. I can successfully display a white icon in my notifications and set a background color, but I want to show a colored icon instead. Here’s what I’ve done so far: I’ve created a white icon for the notification (small icon) and
i’m currently trying to make a project that can upload multiple images in flutter, but when i use multipart request it’s only just can upload one image (last in list images), i got this debug console when i try to print it: [Instance of 'MultipartFile', Instance of 'MultipartFile', Instance of 'MultipartFile'] sorry for my bad
I’m thinking of writing an embedded application using the FreeACT framework to implement "Active Objects" event-driven system on a FreeRTOS system. Fundamentally a FreeACT active object contains a FreeRTOS queue and a task. Events are posted to the active object, which unblocks the task to process the queue items in that tasks context (in a
My goal is to use use Tika server to intake a S3 source/destination url to asynchronously parse various file types. Using this guide as a starting point I got Tika server (2.9.2) running locally using docker, but I don’t see any /async or /pipes endpoints. I don’t expect them to work locally without a bucket
