jui | Lightweight Java UI toolkit providing similar functionality

You can use duplicated to find duplicates even for a list. Something like this

I called a js function in 'onclick' parameter and sent the translated message via ajax using an action that I wrote in the controller.

You can shorten your code to the following using pd.read_html:

I found the mistake in my data-frame. It is required to omit the treatment year which are identical to beginning year of the dataset. In other word, treatment cannot be started from the beginning year i.e 2008 in my example.

Consider the following example. In the future, please provide a Minimal, Reproducible Example.

Try this -

The issue is that you are zipping the corresponding items in the 2 lists instead of taking a cross-product between them. So, in the zipped version, only (bye,byenow) would return something from re.match.

Just try to import your fonts in simple template file, if it's working fine, the problem will be with your path aliases. (I mean for example with @web or in your case with @webroot)

Or you can use Application Assets, you can write your own and you can define all dependencies what you want to use for the application. Also there are some examples with aliases and you can try out what will be happen if you use them like there.

Your problem seems related to timing issue. If you will notice, your locator or xpath still exists even there's no value in tbody rows.

Before printing, try to look for below element so you would know if the data is already populated or not. This will look for the event date cell which should contains hyphen. If you encounter NoSuchElementException then it simply means that the value is not yet populated. Hope this helps on your debugging.

The second parameter for window.open() is the windowName, you appear to be using it in the context of trying to open a new tab by providing a target as _blank, however the default behaviour for window.open is to open the window in a new tab, so this is redundant.