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The form of your JSON string is invalid, it looks more like Properies class in Java.

Therefore, you can transform your invalid JSON string by replacing some characters to meet the format of .properties file, and then use Properties to read it as follows:

I think you may be extrapolating too much that this is an issue with Cloudflare or being blocked. A quick search of your first service results in a notice that they have shut it down (probably due to high usage) -

As of November 10, 2021 we are no longer providing this API due to massive abuse.

https://whatismyipaddress.com/api

Your other services could be experiencing similar issues with reliability. Server security wouldn't really cause DNS lookup to fail. Luckily there are many, many, alternatives you can try. For example -

https://www.ipify.org/

Or Cloudflare even has an (undocumented) endpoint that could be used -

https://www.cloudflare.com/cdn-cgi/trace

At the end of the day though, if you want something reliable / guaranteed, you'll probably have to pay for it. Otherwise be prepared to shift to a new service every so often. Luckily the data returned should be easy to integrate (an IP address).

You need some method of actual interthread communication.

The code you show is eventually going to produce something, the array. The other thread needs to (a) wait, and (b) receive the array.

There are several Future mechanisms in Java to support this sort of usage. I'd suggest CompletableFuture as a good example.

Whatever starts this mechanism creates a CompletableFuture and makes it available to producer and eventual consumer. The producer will 'complete' the future when it is done, and the consumer will wait (or otherwise arrange to get notification) on the completion.

Since nodeToArray is (synchronously) recursive, you'd complete the Future only at the topmost level.

Better way to do this is to have your API service methods annotated with @Headers("Token-required") for the APIs which requires token. Then in your interceptor method check for this header as:

You can take look at BigDecimal for this kind of scenario. Try the code below:

ca-app-pub-3940256099942544/5662855259 this test id i think temporary blocked on live key it's working fine.

After asking for help on this forum, I discovered that the email addresses were registering on many websites but not spamming (yet).

https://www.stopforumspam.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=51378

Your IMG tag has both width and height. Since the widget is being rendered with a maxWidth, the width is constrained but the height uses the specified value of 1664. I have tested with both versions (1.3 / 2.0) on Flutter 2.

Removing the height attribute makes it work as expected:

If you can control the HTML, just omit the size from all IMG tags. Otherwise you can modify the string to void the height attribute, something like this should work:

The CircularProgressIndicator in the left top corner because the Container is set up right there by default when you call it, so the CircularProgressIndicator is in the center of the Container which is now on the top left.

So everything you need to do is just wrap the Container which is containing the CircularProgressIndicator with the Center() Widget