dom-distiller | DOM Distiller provides a better reading experience | Frontend Framework library
kandi X-RAY | dom-distiller Summary
kandi X-RAY | dom-distiller Summary
DOM Distiller provides a better reading experience for articles and article-like web pages by extracting the core text and stripping non-essential from the page.
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- Returns the text
- Builds a minimal tree
- Make all the URLs that are absolute relative to the root
- List of inline tags
- Process title
- Extracts the longest part from a title string
- List of images associated with an article
- Gets the image items
- Extracts the image from the XML
- Extracts the image attributes from the image
- Returns the title of the article
- Simple test
- Returns the properties of an article object
- Checks if this URL matches this URL pattern
- Gets the publisher or copyright holder
- Computes the score for the specified element
- Extracts a web embed
- Returns the score for the given element
- Gets the author
- Parse the content of the document into an article
- Parse prefixes for prefixes
- Extracts the video
- Parses the meta tags if any
- Generate the video
- Extracts a Vimeo embed
- Checks if the URL and the pattern are valid
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QUESTION
I am getting unexpected duplicate filenames in the list of files selected by the user when they select multiple photos to upload in Google Chrome on Android 7 when tested on the Samsung SM-T580 tablet.
There aren't duplicate file names in the folder being uploaded from. This is especially apparent when the user selects more than 10 photos at once, say when they Select All from the photo selector dialog.
No other browsers I've tested with exhibit that behaviour (except for iOS devices where all the filenames are the same, which I skip testing in this code)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-09 at 21:44Remember that this happens asynchronously... you should pass the file index in your loop to make sure you have a handle to the file instance. I would rewrite your code like this:
var name = control.files[i].name + i;
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Download and install Google Chrome. ChromeDriver requires Google Chrome to be installed at the default location for the platform. See the ChromeDriver documentation for details.
Install the git hooks: ./create-hook-symlinks
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