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I'm working on a web application that supports link sharing. This link contains the clients selected dates (start and end date) from a date selector react component. As the user changes the selected dates they are accurately represented in the URL ready to be shared with other uses. When another user clicks on this link it should open the same web application except the default selected dates inside the date selector component will be parsed from the URL instead (if they exist otherwise uses the default).

This works exceptionally well when the links are shared between two people in the same time zone. However, if I send my link to someone in a different time-zone the selected dates for them are not the same as mine.

Currently when writing the local dates to the URL I am doing the following steps:

My default Laravel application timezone is America/Los_Angeles (pst), I'm storing all the timestamps like created_at with this timezone in database.

In the user profile, we are providing options to select a timezone. While showing the list of data for example in trip listing I'm converting & showing created at as per user selected time zone ( $date->setTimezone($user->timezone);)

For example, if the trip Id 197 has created_at 2020-06-11 23:00:00 stored in db (as per default application timezone i.e. pst) while in the listing I'm showing 2020-06-12 02:00:00 (est timezone as per user profile 3 hrs ahead).

Now everything works fine until I had to add date range (start & end date) filter in the listing. The problem is if I'm selecting start date 2020-10-12 in the filter, in result it is not getting 197 trip id because in the database it is stored as 2020-06-11 23:00:00., this 197 id record should be there in listing after filter because as per auth user timezone the trip is added on 2020-06-12. My DB query is $trips->whereDate('created_at', '>=' ,$request->start_date);. I have the only date and not time in request for filter trips I need to somehow pass timezone in this query or is there any better solution for this. The date filter should work as per user selected timezone

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when i am add post then add but not show in dashboard it is show only home page . Post is not add for current user . how to add post for current user

Post class in Models.py

class Post(models.Model):

So the issue is when I use the stop command on one server it stops on literally every server that has the bot. I believe it may have to do with the fact that I am not storing the tasks anywhere. Maybe it is because it is all controlled by a globalvar? Sorry for the messy code. Here is the code that handles everything:

This is kind of a shot in the dark, but I've got a working set of cursors that essentially drill down from a specific parentId (or potentially multiple) through each of its children, its children's children, and that child's children children to essentially reach the bottom of the hierarchy - which will have classification "Base Builds".

Now that I have the actual logic working, I'm looking at this mess as a C# .NET programmer (and not someone particularly skilled in SQL) and find myself wondering whether I can cut down each of these cursors into a single function or stored procedure so it's more easily reused and not so UGLY.

I would like to note that I am aware from my researching cursors that cursors are evil and should be avoided, but my manager is hellbent on me building this in SQL and suggested I use cursor to do so - I will say I'm willing to hear suggestions other than cursors if you happen to know a better way to solve the same problem.

I have been assigned with the task to extract attachments from .pst file of outlook, whatever format those attachments maybe. I am unable to find any method to do so. I have searched through PyPI packages for this. I found a library for achieving this viz extract-msg. However it works only for .msg files

I'm confused about the syntax of struct namect * within the function declarations of getinfo, makeinfo, showinfo and cleanup.

Normally I'd expect that a variable name would follow the asterisk ante-ceding "namect" to create a pointer to a structure namect. Does this simply mean that the argument passed to the function is a pointer to data of type struct namect?

I have a program that connects me to a database and shows me all the information in a JTable.

The problem is that I want to put a search engine because there will be many names in the table, I already looked for similar examples and I have tried to connect them to mine but I have not been able, that is why I ask for your help