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So, I have a small issue which is mainly due to tiredness and spending all day on this. I know it it is a simple thing, its just eluding me.

I am building an html email slider for work and i am modifying another system to create this. I have positioned the slider arrows below the image and set the overflow to visible. This has made the td scroll to accommodate the overflow. I need to change something so that it doesnt scroll and is the full height. I am at a loss. I just need another set of fresh eyes to help me out ...It is not easy to make a slider for email and get it to work on multiple devices as you all know.

codepen here: https://codepen.io/ryangliozzo/pen/VwmGzbe

Thanks everyone,

Ryan.

I have a script that sends an email when one of my DRBD nodes down, this script runs every 4mn, the problem is when one of the nodes fails (down) the script keeps sending emails every 4mn, how can I make the script only send once a day, or every 24 hours?.

I post the current script.

My previous question was closed and marked as duplicate, but the suggested asnwer does not answer my problem, and as suggested, I'm asking a new question.

Let's work with the suggested answer.

Here's the code:

I've been trying to find information about this, but I can't seem to find anything related exactly to my problem.

When I make a soap call, using PHP class SoapClient, the request works perfectly. But when I try to do the same on Java, I get an exception, saying the URL doesn't accept POST, I've seen people building Soap calls on PHP with Curl, using POST, but I don't really know what SoapClient do.

Anyway, this is the PHP Code:

Given two lists avail and prod, with avail being a list that contains a phone number, item code and price, and prod being a list that contains item code and name, I want to try and find the lowest price for the given item code if the item code in avail is also in prod (product list), returning a list of lists that provides the phone number, price, and item code for each item.

I've tried the code below but it just appends each j[2] understandably (it appends all prices and just prints the min). I don't know how to implement this.

I'm using this shellscript to generate a list of inboxes and the sizes of all folders, for each user, as follows:

I'm not experienced in awk language but I need to convert some data (Zimbra distribution list and its members) to CSV format. My data looks like below:

Edit: I'm now confident that this is related to the z-index property of the arrows. If the z-index of the left arrow is higher than the right arrow, the left arrow image will be inserted on the right. If the z-index of the right arrow is higher or equal to the left arrow, the right arrow will be inserted on the right. I still have no idea why this is happening and why it won't just put the images where I tell it to.

Original:

I'm creating an email with a carousel of images that should slide back and forth when the user clicks on arrows to the sides or tabs at the bottom. But I'm seeing some strange behavior in the iOS native mail app and it's making me crazy. When I first receive and open the email, everything works the way it's supposed to. But if I lock my phone or even just minimize the Mail app and reopen it, the arrows will start breaking.

I insert the arrows with a content(url) property on an ::after psuedo-element. The most common error is the right-facing arrow showing up on the left side when all but the first frame is showing. But sometimes it's the first frame that has the wrong arrow and as soon as I change to another frame, the correct one comes back. I also can see the left arrow flickering in before being replaced by the right arrow. Sometimes the top half of the arrow is correct and the bottom half is wrong. It's all very hard to pin down and very frustrating.

I've seen recommendations to add -webkit-backface-visibility: hidden; (which didn't work) and -webkit-perspective: 1000; (which breaks my absolute positioning on the arrows) and -webkit-transform: translateZ(0); (which also breaks my absolute positioning) to the parent.

Here's a gif of what I'm seeing in my app: https://i.imgur.com/OjoTIk9.gifv

Here's my full HTML and CSS:

I'm learning python and my first assignment is to convert a Zimbra zmprov formatted file to csv and ldif.

Since I don't know the python builtins to accomplish the task, I'm taking the long way and iterating over the lines and printing.

I would really appreciate if you guys could show me how to do it properly.

This is the input zmp_file, to be converted to csv and ldif