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Outlook on the Desktop (aka OotD) is a Windows application written in C# which places a fully functional calendar (or other Outlook component) directly on your desktop so that it's always in your view and makes you much more likely to use it.
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QUESTION
I am using Rails and I have a Bootstrap navbar. I need to make it so that depending on which navbar tab you click (Home, OOTD, Account), it will highlight it in some manner (like white text). I tried to dynamically get it to work using active
and even a function which is supposed to toggle it, but it does not work.
My application.html.erb
, which contains my navbar:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-15 at 22:10You can use current_page?
to set the active class. You can create a method in app/helpers/application_helper.rb
:
QUESTION
I want regular expression which will remove hashtags at the end of a string. For example:
*WCW * $14 black vans (size 6)* $8 black fishnet Jacket (size large)* $6 giraffe tank top (size small)* $8 denim shorts (size 2)* $6 red see through purse #platosclosetmooresville #platosclosetlakenorman #resale #gentlyused #preloved #lakenorman #mooresville #MVL #LKN #fashionista #recycleyourstyle #cornelius #davidson #concord #kannapolis #statesville #salisbury #bargainista #lknshopping #mooresvilleshopping #GetCash #SellYourItems #shopping #BargainShopper #ShopLocal #PlatosCloset #giraffe #OOTD #WCW
I have written a regular expression to match the hashtag trail. /#[#\w\s]*\z/
. also tried with /#[#\w\s]*$/u
. But they only return
#lknshopping #mooresvilleshopping #GetCash #SellYourItems #shopping #BargainShopper #ShopLocal #PlatosCloset #giraffe #OOTD #WCW
It should capture all of:
#platosclosetmooresville #platosclosetlakenorman #resale #gentlyused #preloved #lakenorman #mooresville #MVL #LKN #fashionista #recycleyourstyle #cornelius #davidson #concord #kannapolis #statesville #salisbury #bargainista #lknshopping #mooresvilleshopping #GetCash #SellYourItems #shopping #BargainShopper #ShopLocal #PlatosCloset #giraffe #OOTD #WCW
The solution should not match hashtags in the middle of the string.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-19 at 16:00i'm not sure if you want to each hashtag string:
QUESTION
I have two dfs, for which I want to create a single bar plot, each bar needs its own color depending on which df it came from.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-04 at 09:45Your data frame tag_counts are just simple lists, so you can use standard mpl bar plots to plot both of them in the same axis. This answer assumes that both dataframes have the same length.
QUESTION
I have an index "test". Document structure is as shown below. Each document has an array of "tags". I am not able to figure out how to query this index to get top 10 most frequently occurring tags?
Also, what are the best practices one should follow if we have more than 2mil docs in this index?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-12 at 10:28If your tags type in mapping is object
(which is by default) you can use an aggregation query like this:
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