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You can use outerHTML to get the HTML for the element and its descendants:

I think this might do what you want:

Loop over the filenames in one directory. Check if the corresponding name also exists in the other two directories. If so, cat them all into the merged directory.

This seems to be a bug with the way visual studio currently handles modules imported by other modules. Essentially when each module compiles it creates a .ixx.ifc file. This is detected perfectly fine when the module is imported into a cpp file but not when importing to a module. removing the .ixx from the filename will import correctly whether importing to another module or a cpp file though.

I solved this in 1 of my own projects through the project properties(the required options are only available in the preview version of visual studio at the moment though).

So you first need to set Module File name to $(IntDir)%(Filename).ifc in C/C++->Output Files

Then set Additional BMI Directories to $(IntDir) in C/C++->General.

Visual studio puts all the intermediate module stuff in the intermediate directory by default but if you'd rather have all your intermediate module things in a separate folder you can set Module Dependencies File in C/C++->Advanced to wherever you want and then update the $(IntDir) bits above to the new location.

First, to optimize your data loading, you can do a loop that builds the path for each file (as they follow a clear pattern), and put the files directly into a list instead of assigning variables and then listing them:

Ok, I figured this out. The following related issue was a bit of a help:

https://issues.liferay.com/browse/LPS-74443?page=com.atlassian.streams.streams-jira-plugin%3Aactivity-stream-issue-tab

This issue discussed a problem with getPlidFromPortletId working for specific page types, such as Full Page Application.

After some experimenting, it became clear getPlidFromPortletId does not work for portlets embedded within a Content Page, but does work just fine for portlets embedded within a Widget Page.

I'm not sure if this is a bug, or not. But those wishing to use getPlidFromPortletId should use Widget Pages.

ID's should be unique, so you should only use a particular ID once on a page. Actually when you try to call the element using id code only calls the first element. Classes may be used repeatedly

I don't think there is anything that will let you do this out of the box; but with an Aui notebook, you can write a custom tab art to color the tabs as you see fit. Here's a hideous example that I just threw together to demonstrate one way to do this:

You can do something like: