Koppeling | Adaptive DLL hijacking / dynamic export
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kandi X-RAY | Koppeling Summary
This project is a demonstration of advanced DLL hijack techniques. It was released in conjunction with the "Adaptive DLL Hijacking" blog post. I recommend you start there to contextualize this code.
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QUESTION
I have the full calendar version 4 running with a database connection. Everything works as expected. I have the scheduler license so I can use the resource functions.
Now I have got a problem when I clicked a event a model pops up. than I close that model and open a other event and perform a action on that model. This action is executed for both events. It looks like the event.id is remembered from the last event. Hope some one has a idea how I can fix this issue. it is not very useful when I wanted to delete one events and it deletes multiple events :-)
This is my event click function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-08 at 09:17It's because every time eventClick runs, you run $("#bekijkAfspraak").on...
which creates an event handler for your buttons. But adding an event handler does not automatically remove previous event handlers! An element can have many event handlers attached to it, all handling the same event. Therefore, next time you click the button, all the event handlers attached to that button will run. That's why it adds your previous calendar events again each time.
You need to use .off() to remove previous event handlers on those buttons before adding a new one.
e.g. writing
QUESTION
We have a form in Angular that has a select that displays a list of items:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-04 at 14:55You need to use [ngValue]
instead of [value]
. That will keep the appropriate data type.
QUESTION
I have a SQL table in database with the data
But now requirement has been changed and I'm introducing a new column ParentID
in the table
...Table structure
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-20 at 09:35Not really a solution but a hint to explain what occurs
Your right/reverse substring sometimes returns value like '.2' (for example, but its true also for .1 .3 .4 ... and so on)
Then the replace command with that value occurs sometimes with a double match, for example with EW001.02.2.2
Then a bad parentCode is retained, for example EW001.02 instead of EW001.02.2
You might find another way to retrieve the good parent of each of your elements
Edit
Because it is only the last level of hierarchy that you need to match, you can use a suffix with your replace to get the right parent code :
QUESTION
I'm building a product filter for a webshop. Currently there are 3 categories (product properties) but the quantity of categories can vary. I'm already a day in to this seamingly easy task but no solution that fits my need 100%. Searched SO but couldn't find an exact match for my problem.
Right now I've got some code working that only shows products that have the exact properties. The problem is that this is too limiting.
This is the code I have now to filter products, the filter doesn't need to get data from a server, all products are available and have the class of the filter values:
JS
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-28 at 15:14You would need a way to know which group an input
belongs to, so you know when to apply the AND-logic, and when the OR-logic. It looks to me like you have such information in the data-id
attribute. I will assume this attribute has an equal value for inputs that belong to the same group, and that it's different when the inputs are in a different group. (In case this is not right, just choose something that does make this distinction).
You can perform the OR-operation with the CSS comma. The AND operation could then be executed as consecutive calls of jQuery's filter
method.
Here is a very much simplified demo of this idea:
QUESTION
When I try the delete button I get no errors and the page refreshes but the data won't be deleted, so I think the problem is in passing along the id from a row.
None of the other solutions have worked for me so far. This is the table body.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-06 at 10:56You have to change the below line
$query = "DELETE FROM koppeling WHERE id='$id';";
to
$query = "DELETE FROM koppeling WHERE id='".$id."';";
so that id value will be properly populated in the query
QUESTION
I've got 2 json files, one which has the values of all the icons:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-04 at 08:30I do not know why you have the same key for both json, i'm going to assume the first one as usp1 and the second one as usp2.
In the html, you could do
QUESTION
I'm having some troubles with an array I have to alter and use again in an foreach. Here is a part of the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-05 at 10:45If you change insertDepartmentCoupling
and updateDepartementCoupling
so that instead of a callback they return a promise which resolves with the result that would have been passed to the callback, and you also do the same for removeAllFromArray
(does that one need to be asynchronous at all?), then make the function which contains the code you posted async
, then you could use something like this code:
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