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QUESTION
I am using this article to populate my map with pins.
I have the following code to display pins from my firebase database in a Xamarin.Forms.Maps
PageMap.xaml.cs:
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Answered 2022-Apr-11 at 14:22you could do something like this to dynamically create the position object from your string
QUESTION
We are getting page expired exception intermittently when clicking around, what might cause this error.
Apache Wicket, older versions 5.
Also this might be some cause of it with second level cache:
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Answered 2022-Mar-09 at 23:01Some immediate things that could be causing this error are as follows:
First, it may be worth checking to make sure that the page store size hasn't been exceeded. If it has, it's possible that some pages from the store have been erased.
getSession().getApplication().getStoreSettings().getMaxSizePerSession()
Second, I would advise checking whether or not the http session has expired. If it has, the pages of the session would've been erased from the page store.
((HttpServletRequest)getRequestCycle().getRequest().getContainerRequest()).getSession().getMaxInactiveInterval()
Finally, it could be an error which occurred during the process of saving the page to the page store. If that's the case, it's entirely possible that you cannot receive the page from the page store for that reason.
Also, keep in mind that Apache Wicket 1.5 was discontinued a while ago so everything regarding this is very old. It's possible that versions are mismatched or there are issues coming from something new. The best bet here would be to migrate to newer versions as soon as possible to avoid other obscure errors.
QUESTION
I'm looking to delete all objects from some JSON data if it is missing the key or value.
Here is a snippet of the JSON data:
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Answered 2022-Feb-20 at 02:39Two things:
- You don't want to remove elements from a list while iterating over them -- the memory you're removing is shifting as you're accessing it.
- The third object has a nonempty
['pagemap']['cse_image']. Its value is a one-element list containing an empty dictionary. You need to index into the list to check whether or not the inner dictionary is empty.
With these two points in mind, here is an approach using filter() that also leverages the fact that empty data structures have falsy values:
QUESTION
I am creating a dynamic sitemap and am trying to pull in all of the blog posts to include in the sitemap. The WP GraphQL Query in the GraphiQL IDE within WP shows all the posts, but when executing the code, it's only showing the first 100. I might be overlooking something but am not sure why this would be the case.
GraphQL Query:
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Answered 2021-Dec-01 at 07:28By default, the maximum number of posts per page returned by WPGraphQL is 100. You can override this by increasing the graphql_connection_max_query_amount value.
From the graphql_connection_max_query_amount filter documentation:
Filter the maximum number of posts per page that should be queried. The default is 100 to prevent queries from being exceedingly resource intensive, however individual systems can override this for their specific needs. This filter is intentionally applied AFTER the query_args filter.
QUESTION
I am wondering which of the above mechanisms was the first to be introduced in Linux. The 2 of them are dirty bit tracking mechanisms.
The first is done via the /proc/clear_refs fs as follows: once the user writes "4" to /proc/$pid/clear_refs the kernel unset the dirty bit of all the pages of the process and at the next attempt to access those pages, a page fault is triggered and the dirty bit is reset (by the kernel) and then the user can go through the /proc/pagemap to collect the pages that have been accessed.
The second allows the user to handle the page fault himself: the user first asks the kernel to protect a given region in memory allocated via mmap; after what any attempt to access a page in that region generates a page fault for which the handling is transferred to the user who may, for example, ask the kernel to allow the access or deny it. So by this way, one does no longer need to go through the pagemap to know which pages have been accessed or not.
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Answered 2021-Oct-29 at 15:38From man 5 proc:
QUESTION
I'm confused about creating map markers in react-leaflet; some of the documentation seems to be out of date and I've seen conflicting answers on other sites.
The default component from the official documentation's setup, with no icon property described, displays as what looks like a rectangular indent in the map. Essentially it has a shadow but no actual marker icon. If icon is set to a const importing a certain image file, the marker displays as a squashed version of that image. I experimented with setting icon to 'leaflet/dist/images/marker-icon.png' but it looks really odd as the edges are fuzzy and the icon itself looks distorted (compressed horizontally - obviously 25x55 are the dimensions I copied from elsewhere but they don't look right as default).
What's the correct way to render a normal, default, standard map marker in react-leaflet?
My code (with the squashed icon from leaflet/dist) is here:
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Answered 2021-Sep-04 at 08:58Your code looks correct.
The dimensions for the Leaflet marker are 24x41.
For the button style, add an uppercase "N" to className (instead of classname = "App-header").
You can find a demo here : Stackblitz
QUESTION
I'm trying to add refinements to my google custom search. I have meta tags on just about every page of the site, such as
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Answered 2021-Feb-25 at 18:00Your label in the facet should be mode="BOOST" if you want to restrict to a structured data field within the scope of your engine.
QUESTION
I am working on a node project which use google search api. I am getting the reponse in the following way:
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Answered 2021-Feb-15 at 08:25I got the solution. I used Object.keys(res.body) to get all the keys from the object.
I got this output when I printed Object.keys(res.body):
QUESTION
I am dealing with Fox news API and the response is not recognized as a known datatype for me or Python. here is a sample of the response:
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Answered 2021-Feb-13 at 09:03I don't think you can parse a json with comments by using dict() function or by using json lib, i would recommend using a third party json parse lib, you can find tons of them online and im not sure 100% about the __jp0(); if you can parse it if you removed the comment i.e the __jp0(JSON);
QUESTION
I'm trying to add a pin to a MapControl dynamically but it's not working despite using an import statement (using). new Point(0.5, 1) in NormalizedAnchorPoint = new Point(0.5, 1) returns the following error. What's the correct way to resolve this?
Cannot implicitly convert type 'Windows.Foundation.Point' to 'System.Drawing.Point'
MainPage.xaml.cs
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Answered 2020-Aug-03 at 03:09Cannot implicitly convert type 'Windows.Foundation.Point' to 'System.Drawing.Point'
The problem is NormalizedAnchorPoint property is using System.Drawing namespace. And you could add the full namespace Windows.Foundation.Point for NormalizedAnchorPoint to specific it's type like the following.
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