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QUESTION
I have IReport
interface. This interface is generic and has multiple properties, for the sake of not bulging the screen, let's say it only has an ID
property and T object
:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-05 at 07:07Basically I changed 3 things.
1) I made a class that inherit from Progress
QUESTION
i have 3 files, Base.html, Navbar.html and dashboard.html. im trying to extend base.html and include navbar.html in dashboard. its getting extended but the problem is then dashboard's content data is not visible. If i remove navbar.html it works but no navbars. Below are the files pls check and help to resolve.
Navbar.html
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-19 at 17:35You can put your navbar in your base.html also like the way i did here https://github.com/YashMarmat/Blog-App-django-v3/blob/master/templates/base.html
after that, place below code at the top of those templates where you wish to include your navbar
QUESTION
I'm getting a Make error when I run the mingw32-make command:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-20 at 15:56On Windows you're running in a command.com shell, not a POSIX shell. In command.com, the syntax cd src; mingw32-make
is not legal. For example if I open a command.com terminal on a Windows system I see:
QUESTION
I'd like to create a certificate from Apple developer account and use it to sign Apple Wallet passes / passbook. So I can implement a server to generate the wallet passes to serve up my mobile app.
The challenge to me is I'm on linux (Ubuntu to be specific). There are a bunch of npm modules as far as I can see, that can be used to implement a server to generate the pass but the first step is to create a certificate from Apple. So my question is it seems to me that is not even possible without a Mac? Does anyone know if it is even possible to create that certificate from a linux machine like Ubuntu?
Thanks
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-01 at 03:38You do not create the certificate yourself, you create a private key and certificate signing request and upload the certificate signing request to Apple. They then issue a certificate that matches your private key.
This can be done on any operating system using OpenSSL. When creating the CSR you can provide any values as Apple will ignore them and replace with the PassTypeIdentifier, Team Name and Team Id.
The OpenSSL commands you need are:
QUESTION
I am developing one application to manage a basic account, which has Firebase as a backend. But in the Firestore structure, I am a bit confused that how should I manage transactions for account in Cloud Firestore.
As I am coming from a SQL background, I am very confused to do so.
For one account I will have many transactions containing credit or debit data.
Can anyone suggest me some basic and effective way to implement this?
This is my existing implementation but, for every account, I want to add transaction.
By transactions I mean just like bank transactions, just as your passbook.
I want to add the above data in the transaction.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-28 at 15:07If you want to add "transactions" to an existing account, you have two options. Since a transaction is an object with different properties (amount, date, details, is_credit, balance), you can add such an object into an array of "transactions", that can be a property within your account document. Your schema should look like this:
QUESTION
I got this error as I was getting MultiValueKeyDictError I used POST.get but than I got this error
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-24 at 16:28idcard=request.POST.get('idcard',null=True)
QUESTION
Previously I checked to see that there were some double names but i checked everything and still getting a MultiValueDictKeyError in idcard,I don't know what's causing this error as soon as I submit the form I get this error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-24 at 14:27Try printing out the request.POST
QueryDict. MultiValueDictKeyError occurs when the key that you are trying to fetch is not in the dictionary.
I suggest using idcard=request.POST.get['idcard']
instead; this way if the key is missing from the QueryDict, it will return None
instead of producing an error.
QUESTION
{% extends "pmmvyapp/base.html" %}
{% load crispy_forms_tags %}
{% load static %}
{% block content%}
{% csrf_token %}
Please Fill up the details below (Note that required field are marked by '*' )
1.Beneficiary Details
Does Beneficiary have an Adhaar Card?*
Yes
No
Name of Beneficiary(as in Aadhar Card)*
Aadhaar Number(Enclose copy of Aadhaar Card)*:
Please provide any of the following Identity Card*:
Bank or Post Office photo passbook
Voter ID Card
Ration Card
Kishan Photo Passbook
Passport
Driving License
PAN Card
MGNREGS Job Card
Her husband's Employee Photo Identity Card issued by the government
or any Public Sector Undertaking
Any other Photo Identity Card issued by State Government or Union Territory Administrations
Certificate of Identity with photograph issued by a Gazetted Officer on Official letterhead
Health Card issued by Primary Health Centre(PHC) or Government Hospital
Any other document specified by the State Government or Union Territory Adminstration
Aadhaar Enrollment ID(EID):
Name of Beneficiary(as in Identity Card)*
Identity Number(Enclose Copy of Identity Card)*:
Submit
{% endblock %}
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-24 at 13:34Use the ng-if
directive:
QUESTION
I am trying to send notification to update a digital card in wallet/passbook using Pushsharp. I have double-checked all these:
- Use same certificate for signing the passes and updating them
- Disabled the production/sandbox certificate check in Pushsharp
- Using the pushtoken that I got from the device. Its in this format: d30720c34af46d65e02db3c3db6Ohae04d183dfaa105133f7c21b8d1963629fe
- Generated .p12 certificate using this tutorial except following Step # 10: https://support.airship.com/hc/en-us/articles/213493683-How-to-make-an-Apple-Pass-Type-Certificate
- telnet feedback.push.apple.com 2196 is successfull
- The PassTypeIdentifier in pass.json is same as common name of the .p12 file
- The card opens perfectly on the device
- The device sends request for registering on the server
- Pull-down update works perfectly
But when I send the request for notification to APNs, the device does not hits back.
Note: I have either changed or removed urls, tokens and paths from code below because of confidentiality
Below is the code that I am using to send notification
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-21 at 16:32I figured out what the problem was. The code given in question is correct. There's no error in it.
The API was returning HTTP 404 when the device was requesting serial numbers. This was because my pass's passTypeIdentifier contained dots in it. It was like pass.acbcd.abcd. I just configured my API to allow dots in the url and everything started working fine.
QUESTION
I am creating a React app that generates IOS passes and sends them to the user either by email or SMS. I'm using the passbook gem to generate the passes. However, when I try to open them from IOS or the simulator the wallet opens but then the pass does not.
I've checked over the setup instructors and can't see anything I'm missing.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-09 at 03:16OK, I got this working. I know it's not the most satisfying answer but I was able to resolve this by regenerating the certificates. On top of that I realized the serial number was wrong as I was not using a hashed value
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