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It's quite likely the IP addresses that you use and possibly your current network setup. If you run Flask locally, by default it will use 127.0.0.1 (localhost) and the application can only be reached from your own computer. Other hosts on the network cannot. So your intuition is correct, you need to run it on 0.0.0.0 so that the application becomes accessible on any interface, not just localhost but also the LAN IP address and WAN IP address (provided you have got one).

Now the remaining question is, is 10.104.2.114 is the correct address for your PC where the Flask application is running ? Assuming that you use DHCP, the IP address is subject to change. From what you are saying your ESP8266 is on the same network but I think the connection sharing applies some form of isolation between guests (possibly by VLAN). So, for that reason, the guests on that network may not be able to see each other and this is by design. It is normal for wifi hotspots to segregate traffic per client.

Putting all your devices on the same router/switch could work. Note that you can still use your home router/switch to connect devices, even if Internet access is out of service. This is something you could try, as long as your hardware is in good condition.

Your JSFiddle is importing https://unpkg.com/bootstrap@next/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css in the resources. This is going to import Bootstrap version 5.0.0-beta3.

Which is as issue as BootstrapVue only supports Bootstrap 4.3.1 to 4.5.3 (4.5.3 being the recommended version).

So if you instead import https://unpkg.com/bootstrap@4.5.3/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css, it should work as intended.

https://jsfiddle.net/23ozwgnp/

To make Bootstrap5 Rail 6 works:

The crypto_box.find() call sometimes fails to find a matching

A workaround would be to save the result of the find before trying to access the .p.text as follows:

The answer was to add the line, below, to ./frameworks/base/core/res/res/values/config.xml.

Without specifics of the model, I'm going to assume that this is an ImageField for which the app provides a static default.

In this case, the correct way to code it in a template is:

Based on your code, just add class row or d-flex next to col-sm-12.

Based on your BS link, just add CSS like:

Your code is somewhat inefficient in the sense that it repeatedly splits the all the lines up. In the code below, this is only done once when they are first read in from the file. In addition, after reading they're transposed into columns of row since most of the processing is done with respect to what in each column.

features is just one string in one line of the file, not all the strings in that column.

Add each word to the unique_list set in the loop, and print the set at the end.