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QUESTION
This probably doesn't make a lot of sense, but I'm trying to change the image of a PictureBox to a users request if a user has searched for it and it matches one in a current string.
I keep receiving a "System.ArgumentException: 'Parameter is not valid.'"
when I run it.
Each string in the array matches the name of an Image in the Project's Resources.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-17 at 10:12You can use the ResourceManager to access resources by name at run-time.
You can pass a string to its GetObject() method and cast to the resource Type.
For example:
QUESTION
I'm having trouble with the below script. My goal is to have $city be checked by all of the if statements below and return to me my correct $region. Currently it keeps returning back "NA-West" because that is the last if statement I have. Any help is appreciated, thank you
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-25 at 17:27This doesn't work as expected because all of your if
conditions are always true - so $region = "NA-West"
will always execute last.
The reason is that the -or
operator is a boolean logic operator - it takes two operands and evaluates whether at least 1 of them is "truthy", by attempting to convert either value to a [bool]
(eg. $true
or $false
).
When you have an expression like this:
QUESTION
Can anyone please explain to me why my code doesn't run when I have my second elsif
statement in. I'm sure it's something simple but I've been over it a few times, wrote out the code again and still can't work out the bug. It only bugs when line 25 to 30 are in and says
undefined method`[]' on line 35
but this error will change to something else if I run it again.
So this is affecting line_three
as a test I am trying "Southern Cross" for the starting location and "Windsor" for the destination.
This is an error message I receive:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 11:59In your line_three
Array, you have forgotten the comma between 'Prahran'
and 'Windsor'
. As such, Ruby parses this as a string continuation and adds a single element as 'PrahranWindsor'
here.
With that, none of your if
or elsif
conditions match. Consequently, note of the variables you set on any of the branches will be set and instead will be implicitly initialized as nil
. As you assume these variables to be set later in your program, things break.
To fix this, you should at first fix the definition of your line_three
array.
You should also add code to handle the case that none of your queries matched. Here, you could add a final else
branch which e.g. shows an error message and asks the user to try again.
QUESTION
I am fixing someone else's code and I'm not familiar with Full calendar. Can anybody help me with full calendar. I have an event set for 7:00AM-7:15AM, it should show that on the UI. What happens right now is that whenever I set to 15 mins duration the UI only shows the start time e.g. 7:00AM but if I select 30 mins or higher it shows the full duration e.g. 7:00AM-7:30AM.
Here's snippet of the controller.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-21 at 08:55The rule seems to be that if the event's duration is less than or equal to the length of the slot duration, it won't show the end date.
e.g. if the slotDuration
is 30 minutes (the default) then any events whose duration is 30 minutes or less will not display the end time in the agenda view.
I thought that displayEventEnd might be able to override it, but that is already true
by default for agenda views.
Demo: https://codepen.io/ADyson82/pen/vYeqdjo
There doesn't appear to be any way to change this behaviour in fullCalendar 3, unfortunately.
However if you upgrade to the (currently) latest fullCalendar - version 5 - then it's already the default behaviour to show the event end time in all cases, no matter the duration of the event.
QUESTION
I am having some difficulty in creating a trigger to execute each day at specifically 6:05am. (Australia/Melbourne time).
I have made sure to set the correct time-zone in spreadsheet setting, Project settings and even physically in my code.
The logs says it has the correct time, and it has all the necessary information to create the trigger for the current day at 6:05am
Log File:
12:33:55 PM Info Thu Jan 13 00:00:00 GMT+11:00 2022
12:33:55 PM Info [2022.0, 0.0, 13.0, 6.0, 5.0]
12:33:55 PM Info Thu Jan 13 06:05:00 GMT+11:00 2022
However when I go check the triggers dashboard (in Google App Script) it keeps creating the trigger for the current time:
Example the current time now is: 2022-01-13 12:34 <-- Which is the time the trigger was created for.
My Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-13 at 02:25From 12:33:55 PM Info Thu Jan 13 06:05:00 GMT+11:00 2022
and Example the current time now is: 2022-01-13 12:34 <-- Which is the time the trigger was created for.
, in this case, I thought that the time for setting as a time-driven trigger has already been over. I thought that this might be the reason for your issue.
So, for example, in order to check this, how about setting the time-driven trigger of tomorrow as follows?
From:QUESTION
I'm struggling to tackle the task here - I have 2 files: a HTML and external JS file. I need a function to take an element from the 'cities' array as input, to then return a string as an output to be used in the for-loop that populates my table.
I have a function with a switch statement and call it from my for-loop which makes sense to me, but clearly I'm missing something fundamental - Really appreciate any guidance !
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-08 at 23:30function buildCitiesList() {
const cityListJSON = {
cities: [
{
name: "Adelaide",
state: "SA",
text: "Lovely city on the Torrens River",
avgrainfall: 547,
sunnydays: 224,
},
{
name: "Brisbane",
state: "QLD",
text: "Capital city of Queensland",
avgrainfall: 1080,
sunnydays: 261,
},
{
name: "Canberra",
state: "ACT",
text: "Where the federal politicians are!",
avgrainfall: 602,
sunnydays: 246,
},
{
name: "Darwin",
state: "NT",
text: "Crazy and funny folks, up north!",
avgrainfall: 1812,
sunnydays: 239,
},
{
name: "Hobart",
state: "TAS",
text: "Beautiful but very chilly winters...",
avgrainfall: 569,
sunnydays: 193,
},
{
name: "Melbourne",
state: "VIC",
text: "City with four seasons in one day",
avgrainfall: 518,
sunnydays: 185,
},
{
name: "Perth",
state: "WA",
text: "A long drive but worth it!",
avgrainfall: 734,
sunnydays: 265,
},
{
name: "Sydney",
state: "NSW",
text: "Prettiest harbour in the world!",
avgrainfall: 1042,
sunnydays: 236,
},
],
};
mytable =
"" +
"#CityStateCommentAvg RainfallSunny DaysBest Activity";
const numberOfCities = cityListJSON.cities.length
for (i = 0; i < numberOfCities; i++)
mytable +=
"" +
i +
"" +
cityListJSON.cities[i].name +
"" +
fullStateName(cityListJSON.cities[i].state) +
"" +
cityListJSON.cities[i].text +
"" +
cityListJSON.cities[i].avgrainfall +
"" +
cityListJSON.cities[i].sunnydays +
"";
mytable += "";
document.getElementById("table").outerHTML = mytable;
}
QUESTION
Can't seem to wrap my head around the task given to me. I have a HTML file and an external JS file. The JS file has an array and needs a for-loop to populate a table with but I can't seem to get the for-loop to to do anything. Best I can manage is getting the table headers to show.
What's wrong with my for-loop and why won't it populate the table?
I appreciate any help!
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-08 at 06:00You are almost there! You have missed that cities
is actually a property of cityListJSON
, so if you access the data values with cityListJSON.cities[i].name
you will get the results.
Update
It will be a lot easier if you check the Console provided by your browser's development tools to find what's going wrong when you are writing and running scripts for the web.
QUESTION
I am trying to display events from a "public" google calendar. My requirement is to get the number of attendees (not necessarily the names of the attendees). However, when I get the events using the Calendar API (using an API Key and CalendarID); the event is missing the whole attendees section that is mentioned here.
My question: Do I need to be authenticated ? Does this mean this can't be public, and the web-pages that displays this information will need the "viewer" to authenticate to Google first?
Here is a snippet of my code (edited)...
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-07 at 14:39- As per your question, the answer is yes. Every request sent to the Google Calendar API must include an authorization token. Now, that authorization does not always entail a consent screen, it can also be a short-lived access token or an API key (like in your example). I would encourage you to read more about the authorization process here.
- As per your code snippet and response, the events list is located inside the items property of the response object. Here you can find how the response object is structured, but in a nutshell, you can access the events by looping through the items like this:
QUESTION
I'm trying to remove all instances of "universiti", "university", "university of", "college", and "college of" in my query but the "university of" and "college of" only replaces the first word and not second i.e. "of".
This is what I've tried
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-10 at 13:26You can use
QUESTION
Edit: Updated with expected output and explanations
I have a table 'Table1' as:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-27 at 22:11One way you can do this is to group by "Fruit" and "Site" by setting them as the index and then finding the number of unique values in each row
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