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Simply put, I need Visual Studio Code's Emmet implementation to generate Farsi text when I use the lorem generator. I have been searching and testing proposed solutions across the web for two days now, with not even a tiny shred of luck on both Visual Studio Code and Sublime-Text.

According to Emmet documentation:

Emmet offers wide range of tweaks you can use to fine-tune your plugin experience. Almost all officially developed editor plugins (except PSPad and browser-based) has extensions support: a special folder where you can put json and js files to extend Emmet. Please refer to README file bundled with your editor’s plugin to find out where Emmet looks for extensions.

Visual Studio Code's documentation indicates there is a settings entry named emmet.extensionsPath to tell the VSCode where to look for emmet extensions, but it doesn't seem to work at all.
I have inserted this into VSCode's settings:

The code below pairs with the HTML to search the db for the results. It is supposed to search based on what is entered into the search field. I had posted a question and got a lot of great responses about SQL injection, so I have updated my code.

CODE OPTION 1 I TRIED If I just press the search button with the field empty, it returns every result in the table. If I put something into the field, it still returns every result in the table. It doesn't matter what is put in the field, all this code seems to do is return every result in the table. Where have I gone wrong where the search doesnt work?

I have a String, I would like to add backslash to specific characters, because I use markdown and I don't wand to add style it's not wanted.

I tried to make a function, and it's working, but it's not efficient I guess:

Info: NPM has the same problem

I want to create a UI5 project but UI5 should be imported using NPM or Yarn. I downloaded example from Walkthrough, step 12: https://sapui5.hana.ondemand.com/#/topic/4df1d914e52d4b1aa0805eb01522537e ... and installed Yarn. File package.json is already present in the demo and command "yarn install" (and also "npm install") downloaded everything into node_modules. Then I changed the src-attribute in index.html like this:

I am trying to get this._my.dialog = location.pathname.replace('/', ''); in Angular8 , but this does not always return the url, even if I include it in ngOnInit().

Especially, when:

• changing the URL
• loading for the first time

app.component.html

I am trying to inject my logger as dependency in a .Net Framework 4.7.2 web api project by following these instructions:

https://scottdorman.blog/2016/03/17/integrating-asp-net-core-dependency-injection-in-mvc-4/

This works great for MVC web application but fails on the webapi project with the "parameterless constructor missing" error.

How do I successfully inject using just the default assembly: Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection in framework?

I have an API, and I'm trying to make some integration tests for it with XUnit. Here's my API controller constructor:

I am querying Microsoft Graph with App-Only permissions since I'm acting on all users in the directory. When I make the query for the onPremisesSamAccountName with my token, I have no issues. However, when I attempt to retrieve the photo for the user (using the same token), I get the following:

This answer is insightful but I'm still struggling a bit.

What I want is to create an alias that I can use to backup a mysql database in a docker container.

The Container names in this case are a concatination of the working directory and a text string: directory_name_1.

The command I want to run (github gist) is this: