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- Region > loadParks
- Returns the number of objects in MongoDB
- This method initializes the database
- Load marks from an input stream
- Returns a list of points within the specified geographical range
- Converts a DBObject to a parkable object
- The latitude
- The longitude
- This method is used to search for points within a specified rectangle
- Gets the park by query
- Fetches all points
- Fetch all park information
- Add custom converter
- Initialize connection
- Inserts a collection of objects into the database
- Clears collection
- The main entry point
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QUESTION
I am trying to run a function before setting state when the user clicks submit, but due to it being asynchronous I'm not getting the information that I'm looking for. The function splits a string into an array that is then set in state right before submit:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-04 at 01:43I can think of three options you could do:
- Remove the createPost part from handleSubmit, create a useEffect that depends on post and if post is valid you send them from there.
- Create a useEffect that depends on tagInput and updates post accordingly, so post would be ready when you submit.
- Update post directly from handleTagInput, which I guess sets the tagInput, and post also would be ready on submit.
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Answered 2021-Jul-25 at 12:03You shouldn't have ParkyMappings
as a dependency of Controller
. ParkyMappings
(as a Profile
subclass) is only used to initialize Automapper
at the start of the application. There is no purpose for it to be in the Controller
.
You should pass IMapper mapper
to the Controller
instead:
QUESTION
I have a .NetCore 3.1 API project that uses Entity Framework.
It is working perfectly when I run it locally from Visual Studio.
However, after publishing to a production IIS 8.5 server, I get the following errors when I try to hit an API that uses PUT on the production server.
xhr.js:178 PUT https://nationalparks.xyz.gov/api/plants/91 405 (Method Not Allowed)
My controller begins like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-04 at 01:10dotnet core applications do use web.config
when running under IIS. You will notice that the publish
command makes a web.config
file that tells IIS which DLL to run for your application.
I think I had the same issue a while back. I fixed it by adding lines to web.config
to remove the WebDAV modules. See this answer for more detail:
QUESTION
I have an EJS file, where I am fetching the name of the national park from the database and passing it to next page in value attribute of a hidden input element.
My home.ejs
file
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-08 at 03:36Try this:
QUESTION
In my Node application I am trying to view request.body object to check for elements that are coming inside of it but console.log(req.body)
revels that its empty. Here are my files.
app.js
file below
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-06 at 04:20Your form, the excerpt below has no elements.
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