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This is a typical use of float, not flex nor grid .

Example without flex and a floatting image where the text can wrap around .

You need to check if the checkboxes are checked because you are already assigning values to the checkboxes.

Refer below code snippet.

Column A: Name
Column B: Assets
Column C: Cluster
Column D: Temp (=Sort)
Column E: Flag

Make a copy of your workbook. Open VBE (with Alt F11) and insert a module (Menu -> Insert -> Module). In the module you insert the code below and execute the procedure "main": Press F5 in Sub main()

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In today's browsers there should be no treat to XSS by loading an image

When it comes to fetching data there is a rule called CORS that comes into play.

CORS only allows certain methods with a few allowed headers without additional configuration on the server end.

When it comes to images, the browser will fetch (GET) the url, which it allows by CORS and then determine its content type, either by looking at the Content-Type header or some other processes.

Assuming the source is not affected by XSS and if it's a valid image, it will display it and if not throw an error, but the browser will never execute any javascript inside the browser so there is no threat to XSS. You can test this by having an image source set to a javascript file.

The graph has all data what you need, its just not visible. If you change the "fill" attribute to "none". You'll can see it:

You can use all and any:

The issue was a corrout indexing in the project. I removed the class file. Then I cleared the cache, restarted Android Studio and then cleaned and rebuilt the project. I restarted Android Studio again and then recreated the desired class file(s) and layout files and the project compiled successfully and everything is good.

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The returned String current_YTVidID is declared as a class member, the instance of the class that's created to do the work in doInBackground() is released after the method ran which includes all of it's parameters.

Try declaring current_YTVidID inside the method (doInBackground) - that should return the result as a String which is not related to the instance that handled it.

App will work just fine on iOS10 if no additional cordova plugins are installed

This would suggest to me that the plugins are the cause of the problem, not the CSP. You can check this by running the app in iOS 9 Simulator/Device because iOS 9 doesn't care about the CSP.

From your log output, the deviceready event is firing so the Cordova environment is starting up. I would connect the Safari remote debugger to the Webview. There may be a console error message if you reload the Webview using the remote debugger's "Refresh button". If not, I'd add some breakpoints, starting out from the first actions once deviceready has fired to see where it's failing.