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QUESTION
Each li tag has a data-push-cate value. ex)melo, thriller, horror...
When the user clicks on the a.product-compare tag, The check class is being added to the li tag.
Here are some situations in which you need help.
When the user clicks on a.product-compare, If the value of data-push-cate in li is different, we want to display an alert.
Please give me a hint.
js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-24 at 07:53First of all I think there is a typo here, it means (Unchecked) I guess.
QUESTION
I have the following DAG defined in code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-04 at 07:27Sounds like you did not unpause your dag:
Toggle On/Off switch in the upper left of Web UI or using cli: airflow unpause
.
QUESTION
I am building a simple 1 page website & using JQuery to change the color of the nav links at the page. I have implemented smooth scroll which goes to each anchor nicely. I have also implemented a feature which allows the user to scroll down the page & the active class gets applied to the anchors in the nav changing the color.
Things are working almost correctly...except: When you click on a nav link the active class is not being applied to the correct link.
So far I have tried to change the way the classes are being applied & also the names to direct IDs but its still not behaving perfect. Theres clearly something incorrect happening with $('.nav li').eq(i).find('a').addClass('active');
Can anyone suggest how I can fix this?
Heres the CP with the html: https://codepen.io/nolimit966/pen/aboqvOP
Thank you
JS:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-07 at 15:47You can use a lib to simplify your implementation:
https://github.com/morr/jquery.appear
All your javascript would look like this:
QUESTION
I have a spark dataframe that I am trying to push to AWS Elasticsearch, but before that I was testing this sample code snippet to push to ES,
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-18 at 19:11tl;dr Use pyspark --packages org.elasticsearch:elasticsearch-hadoop:7.2.0
and use format("es")
to reference the connector.
Quoting Installation from the official documentation of the Elasticsearch for Apache Hadoop product:
Just like other libraries, elasticsearch-hadoop needs to be available in Spark’s classpath.
And later in Supported Spark SQL versions:
elasticsearch-hadoop supports both version Spark SQL 1.3-1.6 and Spark SQL 2.0 through two different jars:
elasticsearch-spark-1.x-.jar
andelasticsearch-hadoop-.jar
elasticsearch-spark-2.0-.jar
supports Spark SQL 2.0
That looks like an issue with the document (as they use two different versions of the jar file), but does mean that you have to use the proper jar file on the CLASSPATH of your Spark application.
And later in the same document:
Spark SQL support is available under org.elasticsearch.spark.sql package.
That simply says that the format (in df.write.format('org.elasticsearch.spark.sql')
) is correct.
Further down the document you can find that you could even use an alias df.write.format("es")
(!)
I found Apache Spark section in the project's repository on GitHub more readable and current.
QUESTION
I am developing side navigation that I will be able to re-use and I want to implement some data attributes. Is it possible to combine on('click') event and if statement in the way that I need to jQuery trigger function on click or if data-open="true"
so side navigation is open by default. The point is that I don't want to rewrite all the code for open attribute. Maybe something that will trigger onClick one time before page is loaded if data-open="true"
. Sorry for bad English
this is my HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-26 at 11:58Put your code into a function, use the function as the callback for the event listener and call the function on load:
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Answered 2017-Apr-17 at 06:31the part you show that is missing from the first request is the content of the table containing the offers. This table is loaded from the webpage by an ajax call to http://immobilier.nc/immo_offres.php and then is integrated into the displayed webpage.
Jsoup loads the same content from the url you show as the browser, but only the first page. Jsoup does not interpret the javascript code in the page and does not do additional loading of additional data and so you do not get the same content that you have when the browser has loaded the page and filled it with the results from additional ajax calls.
QUESTION
I am working on a group project and I want to remove a file from all memory. The content, the file name, everything! I don't want any trace of this left on the Git repo. I have been trying to do this using bfg
but I can still find the file on the Github page using it's "browse the repository at this point in history feature".
The directory which is the git repo is .../electricity_profiles
and within the directory electricity_profiles/data
there was the file I want to remove (I've tried bfg --delete-files .~lock.smart_meter_data_overlap.csv#
). I have removed it from the current commit since, but it is a few commits back commit 5c50c67d1be4e869bc75fb7d3916b9fc814b8106
.
How can I remove all evidence this file ever existed, even on github, and so when other people pull the file they won't see it?
I have looked at:
- Could not remove sensitive data
- Inspect git repo after using BFG repo-cleaner
- How do I properly remove sensitive data pushed to a Git repo?
but haven't figured it out yet.
Work done so far: (Seems to work).
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-18 at 09:48I'm the author of the BFG - I re-titled your question to "Why can I still see files in GitHub history after cleaning them with the BFG?" because it likely better represents your issue.
Your question description does not make this entirely clear, but I am guessing that in the report from the BFG run, the BFG did report it had deleted files (if the BFG had found no targets for deletion, it would have reported that as an error, and you don't mention seeing that, so my guess is that the BFG did find you files, and deleted them from history).
First off, you need to make sure you were following all the steps at https://rtyley.github.io/bfg-repo-cleaner/#usage, particularly:
- you were cleaning a
mirror
repo - you pushed this cleaned mirror repo back to GitHub.
If you followed all those steps correctly, why could you still see files in GitHub history after cleaning them with the BFG? A possible explanation is that GitHub has not done garbage collection on that repo yet. GitHub only does GC periodically, so old commits are still visible for some time afterwards:
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