default-template | This is the default template for all the sites on FarBox

after taking a brief look at the Polylang documentation, I found out about 'pll_language_defined', which executes after all the other functions. Look at it here: https://polylang.pro/doc/developpers-how-to/

When Polylang does load the language? There are two cases: The language is set from the content: Polylang needs to defer the language loading and does it in a function hooked to the action 'wp' action with priority 5. The language code is added to all urls (default): there is no need to defer the language loading and it is done as if Polylang were not active. Due to the first case, plugin authors should not attempt to translate strings before the 'wp' action has been fired. Polylang provides a new action 'pll_language_defined' which is fired as soon as the language is defined. It works whatever the option chosen by the user to set the language.

I used pll_language_defined, I added an action inside it.

By default Jest doesn't transforms the /node_modules/ (docs). In order to make it work you can change your configuration like this

Yes it's a bug. What you observed as "it acts as if GCC first substitutes in the definition of traits_types", is followed by a manifestation of GCC bug 90189:

Source:

First of all template for the same control differs depending on .NET framework version & current OS theme (Aero, Classic etc). Second, method described in WPF: The Simplest Way to Get the Default Template of a Control as XAML is not very useful because template received in such a way does not have necessary functionality achieved via bindings (in other words template does not have necessary bindings to work as it should). As example IsOpen property. ComboBox with template received in a way described in WPF: The Simplest Way to Get the Default Template of a Control as XAML could not be opened because it`s IsOpen property does not have necessary binding. It's IsOpen property value is simply False but it should be {Binding IsDropDownOpen, RelativeSource={RelativeSource TemplatedParent}}. Comparison:

You can create a template using the file /archetypes/default.md. Its content will be used for your new posts.

Alternatively, you can use the kind argument of blogdown::new_post() (or blogdown::new_content()), which should be the name of the "archetype" (see Hugo's documentation).

Update: there was a bug in blogdown::new_content(), which has been fixed by the OP. For now, devtools::install_github('rstudio/blogdown') should work.

It still works the same way, though it was never .ascx. These are Razor views, so they'll need a .cshtml extension. Assuming you add a view like Views\Shared\EditorTemplates\Boolean.cshtml, then all you need to do is @Html.EditorFor(m => m.MyBooleanProp).

The issue comes from getting the cache manager as:

I'm not sure creating an issue in Hibernate was a good idea. This is most probably a configuration issue on your side.

The first thing I can say is that hibernate-ehcache should not be there. This is used for Ehcache 2. Not JCache+Ehcache3.

Then, can you please try to rename the jcache.xml to ehcache.xml?

Finally, no, you should not need to start the provided. It should start by itself.

i would opt for using the VHS extension which provides an asset viewhelper.

you than include the asset view helper into the frontend template you are rendering. and it takes care about plaching the javascript in the header / footer it allows also to definde dependancies and loads the script in the correct order. also supports concatination / minification ...

an example include might look like this: