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Your code is generally okay. I did delete your container and row, and the column class on the navbar, but it generally works (see my snippet). It would seem your problem is in the code you didn’t share (e.g. are you using the right CSS file?). I did add some content above and below your code to show the sticky operation.

here's the solution I did and it works for me: first if you run the following command in the new user you will get:

If the text that needs to be italicized is short enough (e.g. one sentence) you could render each word as separate element and italicize the elements that contain the user query search input.

e.g.

The base case should return depth rather than the accumulated depthSum.

The base case is asking:

What is the depth sum of a subtree that has no child nodes?

It is the depth of that subtree! depthSum would include all the depths of the nodes that we have counted, some of which are not in the subtree that we are asking about, so is incorrect.

Also, the recursive case should also add depth to the sum of both subtrees.

The recursive case is asking:

What is the depth sum of a subtree with two sub-subtrees?

It is the sum of the depth sum of those sub-subtrees, plus the depth of the subtree itself!

Also note that you forgot the case when exactly one of root.left and root.right is null.

After handling those cases, the code would look like:

I believe the issue is here - you have to remember that this.props won't update until the next render, so when you do this.setState there, it will always set it to the value before you made the call to getMemberList:

I used $stmt->closeCursor(); after fetching data from GetAllCategories() stored procedure to solve this error.

Elasticsearch uses a standard analyzer if no analyzer is specified. Assuming cameraId field is of text type, so uk05-smoking-shelter-carpark will get tokenized into

To perform the EXPLAIN PLAN statement you need the same privileges as for the execution of the statement.

So if you have only SELECT granted on the merged table you will not be able to excecute the MERGE and perform the EXPLAIN PLAN statement for it.

Here is the relevant citation form the Documentation

You must also have the privileges necessary to execute the SQL statement for which you are determining the execution plan. If the SQL statement accesses a view, then you must have privileges to access any tables and views on which the view is based. If the view is based on another view that is based on a table, then you must have privileges to access both the other view and its underlying table.

When you apply on a DataFrame like df[['Response']].apply(...), the lambda receives the whole df.Response column at once so you can use Series methods like str and map.

If you instead apply on a Series like df['Response'].apply(...), the lambda receives individual strings of df.Response instead of the whole df.Response column, so the mapping needs to be changed accordingly: