TriggerTime | Top-down shoot'em up with gravity gun and physics puzzles | Game Engine library

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The issue on boot received was using dependency injection in the boot receiver. Exception: You must call Xamarin.Forms.Forms.Init(); prior to using this property. I just instantiated the class instead of using DI for this instance.

Here is what worked for me on the issue with the notification not showing when the app was closed: https://stackoverflow.com/a/60197247/814891

After registering my BroadcastReceiver (BR) statically in the manifest, applying the proper intent filters, using JobIntentService (and registering it in the manifest) to handle the work that was called from my BR, I was still getting inconsistent results.

Once all of what I listed above has been done you should be able to send an ADB command to activate your broadcast and process the work in your service even if the app is closed. This was working for me some of the time, but not all of the time.

This article describes limitation to BRs. "As of Android 3.1 the Android system excludes all receiver from receiving intents by default if the corresponding application has never been started by the user or if the user explicitly stopped the application via the Android menu" (AKA a user executes Force Stop)

When I start the app by debugging it, then swipe it closed on my device, my ADB command never activates my BR. However, after my debugging session is over, when I open up the app on my device and swipe it closed, I can activate my BR through ADB commands.

This occurs because when you debug an application, then manually swipe it closed on the device, Android considers this a Force Stop hence why my BR cannot be activated until I re-open the app on the device without debugging.

Scoured the internet for hours, and wasn't able to find my solution, so I thought I'd post it here just in case some poor unfortunate soul is encountering the same weird functionality I was.

Happy coding :)

I found some issues in your code:

1. Missing }); for $(document).ready(function(){
2. $(document).ready(function(){ and other Jquery won't work without
3. In you are converting the value of data to string instead of parsing it to JSON.
4. The correct way to access array in Jquery is $.each(function(index, value){ and you should use only the callback value instead of keys[key]
5. The structure of var data is in Object, data[keys[key]] wont work, it should be data[key]

Try this instead:

Code.gs

Just a small change, it apparently should be as below, with @ at the beginning.

Move the Task class to a file of its own and then whenever you need these properties you just need to declare a dependency to TaskProperties Spring-managed bean so that Spring injects it (assuming it is a dependency on another Spring-managed bean):

Okey , Json i Used for your case to do your requirement :

Note That your Json is not Valid

The problem seems to be a typo that is a valid javascript but not a valid react call.

When you do this.setState you cant use = right after it otherwise you are giving setState a new value.

So see this:

Per my experience, you may don't need to use Data Flow to build your pipeline. The stored procedure is new to Data Flow and may still have some issues.

Please try Lookup active + Copy active to build the pipeline, it should works well.

HTH.

If you are dealing with Mongoose Documents, not with .lean() javascript objects, probably, you'll need to mark array field(s) as modified via markModified and only then use .save().

Also, directModifiedPaths could help you to check, what fields has been modified in the document.

I have noticed that your Alert_Activities, is actually an array of objects, so make sure that the result mongoose documents, which you are trying to .save() really satisfy all the validation rules.

If changes on some fields do successfully saved but the others - don't, then if's definitely something wrong with field names, or validation. And the DB/mongoose doesn't trigger you an error, because the document has already been saved, even in particular.

The formatDateTime function uses the custom date format strings which you can see listed here. A detailed breakdown