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QUESTION
I'm using LocalData
objects in my code, and I've noticed that using
compareTo
method is not consistent.
I use the compareTo
method in order to get the difference (in days)
between the two dates.
However, it seems like it only works for the dates in the same months.
I'm attaching a code snippet to demonstrate this issue:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-28 at 20:42The compareTo
method is not meant for this use.
It is meant to be an indicator of order, not show time differences.
In order to understand this better one can look at the source code of LocalDate
.
On any IDE you can choose "Go To => Implementation" to view the source code.
QUESTION
I want to get some data from the "BATTLE_SERVER_DATA" in this piece of code off a webpage.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-09 at 02:51To clarify things... browser.execute_script()
is the way you can execute Javascript code through Selenium. So the return BATTLE_SERVER_DATA;
code you are executing is basically returning the value of a variable, BATTLE_SERVER_DATA
, which from the HTML you've included is null/empty. The only reference I see to BATTLE_SERVER_DATA
in the HTML you provided is that it's the ID of a SCRIPT
tag so from that I'm assuming you want to get the code/script contained inside of that SCRIPT
tag. If that's what you are trying to do, you can use Selenium to get the tag and then pull the innerHTML of that element to get the text/script inside.
QUESTION
I want to track on how many people is clicking the button and sessions will be collected in Google Analytics. However, the I cannot get any result in Google Analytics Events. My code is below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-25 at 17:40There are a couple of things wrong:
You're mixing the deprecated classic GA syntax with the new Universal Analytics syntax. UA does not use the
_gaq
object anymore. Youronclick
code should be:
QUESTION
The page I want to implement is having a form. Once the User clicks Submit Button on the form, the record can be tracked in the Google Analytics. I have added Google analytics code on my page. However, it doest not trigger the Event tracking function.
The code for the page is below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-31 at 12:08You are using improper characters in this line:
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