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I'm using bootstrap 4 for my recent project,

I need to change multi-level dropdown menu chevron icon rotate on a mobile device only when tapping on parent link,

below the code of multi-level dropdown menu,

Thanks

Recently working on a project using Bootstrap 4.4,

Its an eCommerce grocery store, Departments have Categories & Sub Categories, So the Main goes very tall using default code,

For reference: Dropdown look like this

Now it's not looking good in my case, so I want all submenu to align to the top of the parent menu

For Reference: What I want to do

I think you understand what I want,

Also, on mobile its hide in the bottom

This is my views.py

I'm trying to implement some kind of personal real-time bus tracker and I'm stuck with this problem: let's say that point A is my origin and point E is my destination. Points B, C and D are waypoints defining the specific route for the bus. Every 15 seconds I get the updated location of the bus, and then I need to show the user the estimated time left for it to reach the destination, based on its route.

It happens that in Google Directions API every stop point is taken into account unregarding the bus's current position inside the specified route. In reality, if I get past point C, for example, then points A, B and C sould be out of the calculation because the bus have already stopped by those points.

How can I achieve something like that using GMaps APIs? Is it possible?

EDIT: If it's any help, I'm doing this on a Node.js server and I have no control over the location's update interval. That's because I make an external call to an API which returns me the location of the specified bus. Sure, I can make the calls how many times I want, but the returned location only get updated every 15 seconds. There's also a call that returns me all lat/lon coordinates that compose the route to use them as waypoints parameters to Google Directions.

I see that, knowing the start and end points of the route, and knowing the bus current position on the route, I can determine which waypoints I have to disconsider on the next call to Google Directions API. But how can I determine if the bus is inside it's route? And how can I determine its "progress" inside the route? I can't find an obvious way to do it.

UPDATE:

So I've followed Loreda L's answer and checked if I could make use of Google Distance Matrix API instead of Google Directions. But I still couldn't work it out. For example, let's use this sample call:

I have a shiny app that produces errors when there is no data, and I'm trying to use validate to produce a nicer error message. I've gotten it to work for the variables that don't have data, but then I get an error where there is data and a plot (or table) should appear.

Using the following code, I get the error below.

I have a problem trying to store part of the result of a GET request via AJAX into a string variable.

Basically, I wanted to make it so a certain function that contains a GET request operation would return the result of that operation.

I am trying to resize three divs from left to right. The left div and right divs contain contain images and the middle one contains text. My problem is that the images are being cut off on narrower screens. Looks ok on 24" monitors. Anything less, images are cut off on far left and right. Please see http://www.jandswebsitedesigns.com/family-rev/

I realize there may be a problem with the way the current css is set up. What I am trying to accomplish is while still seeing the full left and right images, to have the three divs responsively resizing themselves according to screen size, while still aligning with blue div just below it.

Don't code tired. It turns you into a wee bit of a dink.

My problem was that I had two separate outputs that appeared to collide with one another. One was beyond a return statement, so it was alarming that the code was being executed at all. However, it had not occurred to me to use Visual Studio's search function to check every other file to see if there was another reason I was getting output. To my knowledge at that time, there was only a single call to the LoadGLSLFromFile function, when there was actually two.

The results were extreme frustration on my end because I was positive that there was no other calls to that function, and that somehow there must be optimizations to my code that's either messing up the ordering of the function, or, the return statement is not functioning as it should (for whatever reason).

If you are going to post a question, I urge you to re-evaluate what is deemed as "relevant" code. You are here because you're not seeing something that others can, after all.

If you read the comments of this, you will see that StoryTeller was trying to get it through to me that what I was assuming was happening was indeed not possible, and that my methods of debugging were incorrect. StoryTeller, if you're reading this, I do sincerely apologize.

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EDIT 2: Note that the issue I am having is that the function is not returning when I told it to. It continues execution beyond the return, inside the same function, until it hits a second one.

So, I am really lost as to why this is occurring, but this is my code. So, usually what I do is I check for critical failures, and if there is a serious issue, I return a known "error" value. However, the return is being ignored in multiple places, and the code is executing in the wrong order. (see the second image for the wrong order)

EDIT:

My problem is that the code is executing beyond the return statements.

I am trying to split the array into two different arrays. The first one will be @product, And the second one will be @digit.