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You need to assign the value after filtering.

Spacing of table - You will have to tweak the .css on your own.

I took your code and made the following updates to .css

Set table

width: auto; - Deleted this

padding-top: 15px; - Added this

.tr { padding-bottom: 1px } (this is to match with the sortable height of 42px. Alternatively, you could also update the row height directly.

I assume by vertical alignment, you want the table to appear right next to the sortable widget so that you get a reference between old table vs the updated one. Applying the above .css tweaks, I get the following

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The correct traverse attribute should be

The error came from this culprit and my mistake not seeing the important of the letter key in item key. This is how I solved my error:

original code

fixed code

You can override the get_queryset method and filter with self.request.user:

on each iteration of for loop, $c = readline(); is reading a new value and without adding it to $bucketlist = []; you lose the value so you need to also add the value of $c on each iteration to the $bucketlist[] and you have to add $c value to $bucketlist[] inside the for loop:

1. define $bucketlist = []; as an array
2. use array_push($bucketlist, $c); or $bucketlist[] = $c in loop

It is not possible to filter a specific request of ListBuckets to a specific region as the request is built to list all buckets available to you as a user.

However, once you have retrieved the S3 buckets you can pass the Name of each bucket into the function getBucketLocation called from the S3Client.

By doing this you'll be returned the region code.

The reason for this process is that S3 buckets are treated as a Global Service, each buckets name is unique irrespective of region. It just so happens you select which region the local data will exist.

I made an example based on your description, you can refer to the below codes:

Edit.cshtml:

It would really be useful to know a bit more about the error you are getting. What I can tell you so far is that your Entry class does no implement Comparable. What you are saying with that code is that V implements Comparable. Maybe you want that, maybe not. To let the rest of the code know that Entry implements Comparable you should write:

public class Entry > implements Comparable> { ...

That is if you intend for V to also be Comparable. In that case you should also specify it like that in BucketList or else BucketList says it may have any V, even if it is not Comparable, but immediately after uses it as if it where guaranteed to be Comparable. If you don't intend for V to necessarily implement Comparable, just change to