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Another terminal based graphical activity monitor, inspired by gtop and vtop, this time written in Go!.
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QUESTION
I have a JS file linked to my index.HTML file that works fine but it will not work for other .HTML file. Why is this. They elements I needs Javascript to apply to are the same and only have added ID tags on some of them. As I understand it, that should cause no issues as they have the same class name.
below are the first and second HTML files along with the JS file.
What am I missing here? I thought you could link to the same JS file as long as the HTMLs are the same and have a script tag to link to the JS file. Please help.
Working HTML File:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 03:43try deleted id="cNavbar-menu" in the unworked html
QUESTION
in the example below how to keep gotop
inside story
- i.e. bottom right of the middle div
and keep its show/hide
functionality
the three divs - top, story and footer
- are not of predictive width and height
I tried various position and margin params - without success
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-08 at 18:40You only need to change position:fixed;
to position:absolute;
for your .gotop
div. Since it is positioned inside a position: relative
div then it will be inside of it.
QUESTION
TL;DR: Image button responds to clicks but does not display the image when app is deployed on App Engine.
I have a python script that displays a web form in response to http request. The form contains a couple of image buttons. The Python code displays the form itself just fine but the button images show blank squares with broken link icon (see below).
If I click on one of the blank squares, a response is sent back Ok to the server, so the button aspect is Ok.
Also, if I double click on the html template file in file explorer it shows with the image buttons displayed properly, so the html is 'valid' in that sense).
I have tried having the html template and the image files in the application root directory and in a templates subdirectory, and get the same results, and just about everything else I can think of, but no luck. I have also tried the images as jpg files as well as the original png again, that doesnt matter.
Code etc below. I have tried searching on this problem and got quite a few posts sort of related to this but none seem to relate exactly - they have more to do with images stored in blob store or other google storage not as application files.
Im giving below the original, simplest version of the code etc with all the files in the application root. Id actually prefer the html and image files to be in the templates folder, but that wasn’t working either. (The code is in two modules as this is actually part of a bigger overall application, I though it better to isolate the code relating to this problem)
The main module handles the GET request
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-22 at 03:50App Engine does not serve files directly out of your application's source directory unless configured to do so. You have to configure your app to use the static files via app.yaml.
A solution is to create a directory (ex. images), and move your button images to that directory. Afterwards, add this URL handler on your app.yaml:
QUESTION
I am working on a React based project and try to implement a button in the footer for click to scroll top but facing an issue which I can not resolve yet. If you want to see the code please click to the below gist link.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-09 at 11:12Using React you can do very simple solution to scroll to top, but I show how improve your code. You can use refs.
Note that inrevaltId
in clearInterval is 0, not reference to the interval, so you can't clear interval!
QUESTION
So I have multiple different tasks which I want to run after the previous one finished. I can do this to run them, but I need to check if the entities exist and they are alive.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-26 at 22:05You could rely on the short-circuiting behavior of ||
:
QUESTION
I have a Jhipster Spring boot in production and after a while it gives this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-03 at 13:55This occurs in removeOldAuditEvents
method of AuditEventService
which is annotated with @Transactionnal
at class level.
This method is @Scheduled
annotated and you have multiple instances of your app running. So, each day at same hour all your instances compete to purge events older than 30 days.
This is a classical case of batch jobs in multiple instances apps.
So, you have several alternatives:
- select an instance responsible for purging events maybe with a spring profile
- externalize the scheduling by exposing your purge method as an API endpoint (see
AuditResource
) correctly secured that you will call from a cron or any external scheduler and using an API gateway to route to only one instance - catch
ObjectOptimisticLockingFailureException
and ignore it in this method; in general it's not recommended but in this case I guess it is acceptable because one instance will succeed and this is what you want. Maybe configuring pessimistic locking would make sense. - implement a distributed lock either in database or in Hazelcast that you might already use for distributed caching
QUESTION
I've a React custom hook that shows/hidden a button according to window.pageYOffset values:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-17 at 15:36Just discovered that .onscroll
method can only be asigned one object at time, so that's the origin of the conflict:
Only one onscroll handler can be assigned to an object at a time. For greater flexibility, you can pass a scroll event to the EventTarget.addEventListener() method instead.
from: MDN Web docs - GlobalEventHandlers.onscroll
I fixed my problem with window.addEventListener("scroll", callbackFunction )
.
QUESTION
I need a button to scroll story
to top when clicked.
But I need it inside the story
, not outside.
Also, it must not be scrollable, so positioned fixed.
But if it is fixed
- how to place it inside story
, i.e. 14 px from right border of story
?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-19 at 13:08A combination of position: sticky and a small change to your markup might work.
if you set .gotop
to sticky and load it at the very bottom of your story. You can then force it to be stuck to the bottom by using bottom: 0
I use float
here to push it to the right, which is pretty ugly. You can get rid if that if you use flex but I don't know about the rest of your markup.
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