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I am stuck on a question for an assignment for a base R class.

I need to use if() to change the names of several objects. Anything named af, aflb, afub, afwb, or afws will be changed to af_type. They are in the column LANDSCAPE.

Here is the code I have tried:

Here is the image of the table

I want to add circles with different colors inside the table data cells?

I have tried with CSS but the positioning was not good.

I have two dataframes df1 and df2 having the same columns. I would like to find the elements within a column that are in common. For example

df1:

I have a list which is generated so it can contain any amount of questions.

There are always three answers, "OK", "Fout" and "N.v.t."

When fout is selected (fout means wrong in dutch) a dropdown appears where additional info and an image can be added.

I made the same for OK which worked, but now I want to only show that dropdown when a plus icon is clicked. This icon only appears after a user answers a question with OK.

You can see it here: https://jsfiddle.net/6pxjskr5/

How can I do that? My guess is a click event inside a click event but I don't know if that is possible.

I tried the following:

I'm new to android enterprise development world, and I have some misconception of how different pieces in the android enterprise ecosystem relate to one another. Let me explain.

The solution that I'm trying to achieve is being able to lock the device into kiosk mode both remotely, and also based on some business logic do it even when the user is offline. I started investigating EMM and particularly Android Management API to solve the problem. I was able to lock the device remotely into kiosk mode using the API. The steps that I take is following

1. Factory reset the android device
2. Reach the screen where user needs to enter their credentials
3. Instead of real credentials I enter afw#setup
4. Device enters into work profile mode and android device policy is being installed
5. I create an enrollment token in the management API (the steps for that are described in the quick start guide
6. I generate a QR code and scan it using the factory reset device as soon as I'm prompted
7. The device will be linked to the enterprise, and I'm successfully being able to control it and put the device into kiosk mode by creating special kiosk mode policy and patching the device to comply to that policy using a combination of patch policy (to create a policy) and patch device APIs.

The next step was finding out a way to lock the device into kiosk mode even when user is offline. I assume that it's going to happen by creating an android enterprise custom DPC (device policy controller) application. I assumed that by reading the following documentation, where one of the 3 ways of provisioning "single purpose" devices is creating a custom DPC application. Here's another quote from different url

As an EMM, you develop a DPC app that can be used by your customers in conjunction with your EMM console and server. Your customer deploys the DPC to the user devices that they manage. The DPC acts as the bridge between your EMM console (and server) and the device. An admin uses the EMM console to perform a range of tasks, including configuring device settings and apps.

And here's where all of my confusions arise. First question that naturally arises - was the author of the previous quote referring to EMM management API when talking about EMM console and server?

Further, there are more questions that I couldn't find an answer to

In the guide for creating a custom DPC there are no mentions about what role EMM API will play in custom DPC, and consequently there's no place I could find that describes how exactly the custom DPC is a bridge between the EMM console (presumably EMM API) and the device?

Then, let's assume I've developed a custom DPC application and uploaded it to google play alpha channel. The documentation states that during the setup process instead of entering afw#setup I should enter afw#DPC_NAME, and I have no idea how to generate that name? Is it the bundle ID of the DPC app? Or perhaps it's being set somewhere in google settings? For instance, google has developed the TestDPC application to test enterprise solutions, and I was able to go through the steps I described above and enter afw#testdpc and successfully scanned the QR code in the git readme file and I saw that TestDPC was installed and device was launched into work profile mode. So, I assume somehow I need to register my own "testdpc" and enter afw#my_dpc instead.

Basically I have different pieces working stand alone and I want to form a broader picture in my mind to understand how to stitch those pieces together.

Thanks for your answers

UPDATE 1:

Today I found a way of turning custom DPC into device owner without going through NFC or other provisioning process. This is particularly useful for development purposes. Follow this link for instructions.This is both huge time saver, and also, in my case, we still are waiting for google's approval, but finally we can start testing some stuff without the need of custom provisioning process.

I inherited an XSLT 1.0 project and I don't know much XSLT.

I have an external XML file with a list of codes. I want to use this file to get the value of a node based on a variable. When $source = "AFW", I want to get "XML-AP", and when $source = "SAGITTA", I want to get "XML".

The partial listing of the XML lookup file:

I was going through the new Android Management API.

Now, Google has their own app called Android Device Policy which acts as an MDM app but MDM apps don't require a factory reset but why do we have to factory reset the device when enrolling with AFW using Android Management API.

Can't the Android Device Policy be manually installed and set as the device administrator?

I am trying to remove the duplicate values from a deeply nested array. I've put the structure of the database down below. I want to compare the location of the steps with eachother and check for duplicates. I was thinking about using db.collection.aggregate, but it becomes a problem when trying to search through all steps since { $unwind: '$mapbox.routes.legs.0.steps' } requires a specific index for the steps as far as i know.

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