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You can't modify parts of the struct. You have to give "position" the whole struct as:

You need to specify User-Agent to get correct response from server, e.g:

The data is loaded via Ajax from an external URL. You can use this example of how to load the data:

The answer largely depends on whether those VMs going to be managed as a group or individually?

If individually, then each VM would need their own terraform configuration file.

If you're managing them as a group (eg. if one VM changes, they all need to change), then you could use a for_each as part of the resource block. However, as you pointed out, that would not impact the data blocks. Therefore, I would look into Terraform modules and turning that configuration into a module to help make it a little more reusable regardless of how you're looking to manage those VM resources. There's a Learn guide to help with the process of creating and referencing a module too: Module Overview

If I'm getting your question correctly, you are messing up with the submit form and making the button disable. Without the script, the form works correctly as the button is submitted type and not disabled. But with the script, as soon as you click the button it becomes disabled, and the form can't be posted. So use this script instead of yours;

You can provide names_pattern regex as :

VBA runs on the main UI thread, and doesn't do multithreaded execution: the Workbooks.Open call returns when it is complete, which would be after the auto-open macro finishes executing.

Code that runs differently when executed line by line vs when executed "normally", is typically code that suffers from implicit ActiveSheet references and implicit ActiveWorkbook references (these are Rubberduck inspections: Rubberduck can find problems in your code and help you fix them; I manage this open-source project), i.e. there's global state implicitly being relied on, and that makes the code more frail than it needs to be.

The solution is to avoid relying on global state side-effects.

For example, Workbooks.Open is a function that returns a reference to the opened workbook. It also has the side effect of making that workbook the ActiveWorkbook, but your macros should not rely on that. Instead, capture the returned reference with a local variable:

Inside of your for loop that begins with

for (var i = 0; i < obj.length; i++) {

You can put on the first line of the loop (before If tag is a title tag)

if (i === 0) continue;

The problem has nothing to do with paths, when you saved your model, your custom function was serialized and saved inside the HDF5 by Keras, but this format is specific to a python version, so the file can only be loaded with the same python version (it could work with newer versions, but not with older versions of python).

So if you load your model on the same version of python, it should work fine.