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React-admin uses html5 date input under the hood, so you can use the min and max attributes for that. See Restrict future dates in HTML5 date input.

You are omitting the area element circle coordinate radius (either on purpose or by mistake) which leads an undefined area.

You should fill all the circle coords:

We can not deploy webjobs using ARM template.

If you just want to deploy Web App with a Scheduler Job, here is a sample for Scheduler Job Collection.

Here is the ways you could create WebJobs inside Web App.

• Using the Azure portal.

• Copying files directly in their proper location.

• Deploying .NET Console WebJobs alongside an ASP.NET application

• Deploying a WebJob using PowerShell ARM Cmdlets

react-admin-firebase always does fuzzy search when searching for strings:

The Text objects overwrite themselves because their parent is an Item, which doesn't tell them where to be positioned. You don't really describe how you want the output to look, so I'll make an assumption that you want those 5 text strings to appear as a single row in your grid. Then you can just use a Column with a Row, (or a ColumnLayout with a RowLayout if you prefer).

The correct approach is to use TelemetryConfiguration.CreateDefault() method to load any config from disk, then set/change additional values on the generated configuration.

Once the TelemetryConfiguration instance is created pass it to the constructor of TelemetryClient to create the client and start logging.

The solution was to add the little extra parameter "linuxFxVersion": "DOTNET-ISOLATED|5.0" to the template. I used to set this only when deploying my application via Azure Pipelines, but it seems not having this can also block your deployment at the moment.

Working ARM template:

If possible, I recommend using a ListView with a model to create those comboboxes, rather than writing each one out. A ListView will only create enough delegates as it needs for the visual display. That means it won't create all 100 comboboxes at the same time. So that should speed up the load time. Here's a simplified example:

The solution is to add another setting named WEBSITE_CONTENTOVERVNET and to set the value to "1".

The updated appSettings section looks like: