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You should do all before exporting. Something like this:

//Here I had in first answer code with generating xml document, but you need just to export it to csv. My bad.

You can do this:

This code is if you want to have more control over it and add some other things like checking values and etc...

*Solution with select-string

You don't need to have the user select the file type, you can detect it from the MIME type of the selected file. If it's an audio file then you can create an element and begin playback and the same for a element.

The below works well with mp3 and mp4 files respectively, and probably others too, but that's all I have to hand.

To inhibit the signal going further, you should use Inhibit(true). Otherwise, the default handler shall run, which will destroy the window.

So the code

The Main Navbar which contains the "other events" li , when clicked open the secondary navbar which is overriding the Main Navbar , resulting in flickering as it is not able to identify which navbar you are choosing-:

try choosing another opening transition to the secondary navbar or increasing the padding of Main and secondary navbar.

Hope it works! cheers

here is how I did it in a project

Where / how exactly do you want to do this? Since tabula is a Java library, I'm assuming you want to use Java. So here is one way to do it, though it is not the most elegant:

You are creating the certificates but not loading them to the SSL chain. And change your ssl_context creation from ssl.Purpose.SERVER_AUTH to ssl.Purpose.CLIENT_AUTH:

The "error" you're showing is a warning and does not usually prevent things from working. It is saying that it is assuming the environment based on the Project it is running in. If you're accessing a data store in the same project - you shouldn't be encountering any problems with this.

You don't indicate what is happening when you try to call set(), but it sounds like this may not even be happening.

Given the state machine that is depending on the value of the global flag variable, that may not be surprising. Trying to track the conversation this way has two problems:

1. It looks like they're only getting invoked at the welcome Intent. You're not showing this Intent definition, but this may only be happening when the bot is first invoked and not afterwards.

2. Since this is a global variable, and not a value that is attached to the conversation, it could be changed if multiple users tried to use the bot at the same time or if the server it is running on is reset. If you're using Firebase Cloud Functions or the Dialogflow Built In editor, this could happen without you knowing it.

In particular, (2) may be causing it to never get to the state where set() is called.

There does not appear to be anything wrong with the call to set() itself, but you're not doing any error handling. And it looks like you're sending the "You're good to go" message before you know if the set() actually works. To address this, you may want to change addLeads() so it returns a Promise, and then make the call to it also work with a Promise. This might change addLeads() to something like

First of all parse your JSON with Codable. You can use the below models to parse your data.