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I have a function that creates a random genre of music, that is then put into a created div. Currently there are 12 divs, but when it runs, it only adds in the random genre into the first div, and not the others. I've tried making a for loop to go through each one but it's not firing, for some reason. When I console.log it, I see 12 random genres, but only the first is getting inserted into the div. Here's the code:

I have read the recommended answers none of which pertain to my subject.

A database about surgeries performed contains lots of tables and these lots of fields: table dat_patient (patients, abbreviated "p") numbers about 100, and table dat_optherapie (surgeries, abbreviated "op") about 1,000 fields. Here is a description of the fields I use for my query:

p.ID is the autoincremental patient index which is correlated to op.patID in the surgery table.

op.OP1OPVerfahren contains the surgical procedure each of which can have 29 string values (from "1" to "28" and "99").

op.OP1Datum contains the date of surgery.

op.revision shows how many revisions of a given data set there are (important for tracking changes).

I now want to enumerate all different surgical procedures (29) performed in a table. Embedding the SQL query code into my PHP frame works fine:

Basic SQL query:

• Reading an XML recipe file and getting it's flavours (for simplicity I have included a snippet)
• Converting some of its data
• Creating multiple flavour arrays with keys (trying to)
• json_encode(ing) the arrays and inserting into a MySQL DB (code not included as not important)

I am only seeing the last item from each XML recipe in each array. Can you see what I'm doing wrong here?

I'm creating an app with tkinter Python library, and have already this :

In my first class i parse my xml file like this :

I have 50 databases for 50 centers to document surgical procedures performed. I can count the number of these procedures per center easily:

I want to clone several git repositories at the same time. But my script seems to be not working correctly.

I have a CollectionView which I populate from my function loadData, in which I use a DispatchGroup to make sure all information is downloaded correctly. This is then put into two arrays: posts and userInfo, which contain the obvious information: posts has all the data from a specific post including the userID from the author, userInfo has all the data based on userID.

What happens is, it shows everything perfectly, even my autolayout is perfect. When there is no "note", the constraints are changed, it all works. However, when I scroll down, or sometimes the last cell (depending on the height of the cell, I guess, whether the note is visible or not), the note is not shown.

The image above should show what I mean: left has 7 posts, right has 8 posts. In both sides, you can see that the first post (or posts) after scrolling or at the end of the CollectionView don’t contain the note, but the cell is high enough so it could fit.

It is my understanding that the problem occurs in the cellForItemAt method. In the sizeForItemAt method, where the height is calculated based on the length of the note, it all goes well (because the height of the cell adapts nicely).

This is what my cellForItemAt method looks like:

I have an Array of images that need to be called depending on the cell that was tapped on. For example, let's say you have five cells and each cell has its own information pertaining to that particular cell. When you tap on cell one, it opens to a new page, and the image shows for that cell that's in the array along with the information that goes along with it. Now when you tap on cell 2 the image populates as well as the information that is specifically for cell two. How can I call an image from an array that pertains to the cell that was tapped? I know how to do it with a string, but I can't seem to figure out how to do it with an image. When I try to do it the same way as I did with the string all I get is errors.

here is one part of the code: