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I'm running an example script for python basemap. Here is the script:

this is the place where I am getting an error i.e. Product.js this finds the id on the product which I am clicking on, from data.js here I am getting the error that is in the title i am not able to understand why it is not getting the data from data.js pls can anyone help me with that?

I am trying to draw the maximum (theoretical) field of view of a satellite along its orbit. I am using Basemap, on which I want to plot different positions along the orbit (with scatter), and I would like to add the whole field of view using the tissot method (or equivalent). The code below works fine until the latitude reaches about 75 degrees North, on a 300km altitude orbit. Beyond which the code outputs a ValueError: "ValueError: undefined inverse geodesic (may be an antipodal point)"

I am developing a Xamarin.Android app and I am using a remote MySql database (AWS). The connection works perfectly fine and there is no problem with it. But when the user has no connection (testing with airplane mode) it crashes and there is no way I can catch it.

I am using a custom class to manage the database connections. Using MySqlConnector and I already tried catching MySqlException.

I'm trying to learn how to scrape content from the web, and have succeeded in a previous attempt to uncover what I thought was dynamic content, but what turned out to be buried under tags that were revealed in the source code. I was able to easily get the data with Beautiful Soup and pandas thanks to the community here.

For my next challenge, I'm trying to get data off a site that is actually dynamically generated, and does not appear to be in the page source. My code is below, and while I can pull the container that holds the dynamic content, it's empty. When I view using developer tools, I can see div's with the class="event 2-2-1 row" that have some data. But every time I try to get to those tags they are not found.

Can anyone help point me down the correct path here? I've searched this forum and haven't found my answer yet.

In Kibana we have a visualization called Tile map which has has several options to customize, such as map type.

My question is about one of this types: Shaded Circle Markers which is basically about changing colors based on value.

Documentation says:

Displays the markers with different shades based on the metric aggregation’s value.

and that's correct, but I don't understand why some bubbles are bigger than others.

I assume that this may be due to the distortion caused by Mercator projection, which which is well presented by Tissot's indicatrix, but I didn't find any source which confirming my hypothesis.

Could you confirm my suspicion or explain in other way this behavior?