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Creating a database at runtime is not preferred. Flask app needs to be connected to a database on start. You may create tables at runtime.

You are getting the following error:

Try make the request to http:// instead of https://

The problem here is that fetchSignInMethodsForEmail is asynchronous but you call it as if it is synchronouse. Turn your function into a Future / async call that returns true or false. Othervise your code continues without awaiting the onComplete so the value is always false.

For anyone that has this issue. My issue was that I transferred the files from Mac Osx to Centos directly through a zip file through Cpanel. The files are fine, but you need to use convmv to change the files. The files were readable, but they werent in the exact encoding.

Mac OSX encodes in NFC, every other os encodes in NFD

use this command in the directory of the files you want to encode differently.

convmv -r -f utf8 -t utf8 --nfc --notest .

There are multiple issues with your code:

In display_file(), you are ignoring the input path parameter, you are passing the string literal "path" to fopen() instead of the path parameter. Also, you are leaking the FILE object, you need to call fclose() when done using the file. And you need to initialize the 1st character of filecontent to '\0', in case fopen() or fscanf() fail, otherwise you won't be passing a properly terminated string to printf() or SetWindowText().

In open_file(), you need to check the return value of GetOpenFileName() for success before calling display_file().

Try this instead:

You can use kotlin filter to filter the list based on Name

QStackedLayout works with "pages" which are reusable, just like a "tabbed" interface does (in fact, QTabWidget uses a private QStackedWidget, which is based on QStackedLayout).

Considering the fact that pages are reusable, your issue is that you're not actually switching to the pages, but you're continuously adding a new page every time.

While dynamic creation of pages is obviously possible, even for optimization purposes, in your case you don't need that since you only have 3 pages.

Since those 3 pages will probably have their own "static" layout, a better solution is to create separate subclasses for each page, which allows creating specific function to update the data whenever required. This is a far better approach than creating single functions that do almost the same thing when creating/switching pages, and you can have a single interface to access/set the data from and to each page.

This is a possible implementation:

You can see what is going on in your stream using doOnNext method or forEach or something similar: