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The problem with your recovery is that you are seeking too soon. The docs for seek state that it does nothing while the media player is stopped, but you aren't waiting for the state to change after calling play().

Try this:

Have you tried "flutter clean" and then rebuild? You can let the Flutter CLI tool do it for you with "flutter build --multidex".

Thank you to @Slaw for providing a solution to my problem. To solve my issue, I created a deletionQueue ArrayList which would hold the paths to the files I would like to delete. Once .dispose() is used on the MediaPlayer, after a certain amount of time has passed, those files would be automatically deleted.

I added make, build-essential and this solved my problem.

In Python requests, when sending JSON data using the json parameter, you need to pass a dict object (e.g., json={"RPPA_HSPA1A":30,"RPPA_XIAP":-0.902044768}), which requests will automatically encode into JSON and set the Content-Type header to application/json. In your case, however, as you are using to_json() method, the object you get (i.e., df_json as you define it) is a JSON encoded string (you could verify that by printing out type(df_json)). Thus, you should rather use to_dict() method, which returns a dictionary instead. Since you are using orient='records', the returned object will be a list of dict, and thus, you need to get the first element from that list. Example below:

So someone on the team must have updated Bootstrap and jQuery. Our project template did not like that. I went ahead and downgraded to the default Bootstrap and jQuery versions that came with the ASP.Net Web App (.net Framework) template and that fixed the issue.

Though I am curious in learning how to maybe address this issue without having to downgrade.

Happy to say though, that the project is up and running.

Edit: I am wrong about this, it is because I am not in pipenv shell environement when I am installing dj_auth_rest

Old Wrong answer:

My Anaconda is causing this issue somehow.

i used conda deactivate to resolve this.

It looks like the url argument new_gallery.id is empty when you render the html template.

update: so the template is called from view newgallery.

In your original code there is 2 things to change:

1. to instantiate the form please add () after NewGalleryForm. Without you just handover a link to the class.
2. in this view/template you do not yet have an instance of newgallery (just the form). So you can not use newgaller.id. Implement a POST branch in newgallery to save it and remove newgallery.id from the form action and point the action back to newgallery view.
3. after saving you have a newgallery instance with an id and you can call the edit view if you need to with newgallery in the context

This is a bootstrap issue, not a django issue. You have to wrap your head around how the bootstrap grid works.

You have to first create a row element which can contain one or more columns. When you create the columns you get to decide their behavior according to screen size, or to just let them figure out their sizing by themselves.

This will create two equally sized columns that will take up whatever width space available.