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Alright, I managed to solve it.

I know that "one size fits all" is not the case with malware. I asked for extra thoughts as someone might have a hint how to approach it as I'm well informed and capable of dealing with these situations through the years.

After numerous failed attempts to search various strings, trying to encode few words in hex and search those, searching through plugins etc. i inspected the cached .html file and noticed that these links were hidden under WooCommerce delivery-info div.

I then searched delivery-info string through all the WP files & I got around 50 hits. I found a suspicious line that one of the developers added, which was calling delivery-info div together with $content string.

I then searched $content string through all the plugins with numerous hits. After searching for a while I finally found the script that was causing it. It was hidden in WPBakery - js-composer/include/inc.php file which should not have existed. One of the lines from the file:

$abc1 = '' . $divclass . '' . $array[array_rand($array) ] . '';

I deleted that file & then searched inc.php with a hit in js-composer.php calling for it.

I think it can be way easier to deal with this problem by creating your own view or a fragment. For example, you can create a fragment, and in the layout of this one displaying the icons and text as you wish. It will give you more power to customise it.

We do not know what way "City matter" is using to provide this bottom bar, maybe they have implemented they own custom view.

Here is an example of a simple activity with a bottom bar as you wish :

Regext should help you out

Don't you feel this method to be simpler ?

The following two solutions should work. I generally prefer the second form as the wile loop is run in the current process and so I can use local variables. The first form runs the while loop in a child process.

While loop in child process:

I have change your JS so when you click on an input you get the returned value it has. In this case - otc_sm.

Rolled back the project to using context.existingObject(with:NSManagedObjectID) and the fault fulfilling issue disappeared.

Made all objects called with context.existingObject(with:NSManagedObjectID) computed properties, and called context.refresh(staticObject!, mergeChanges: true) on every get{}, and that fixed the issue with the viewContext having old data in the pickers.

There was still an issue with one of the pickers related to the order of the data not being guaranteed because it was coming from a to-many relationship, which is based in NSSet. A sort every time the data was stored in memory for use by the picker was all that was needed.

Well...I'd like to say the issue is fixed, but I'm spooked because of how many times before I thought it was and it turned out not to be. Tentatively fixed.

Edit: Surprise surprise, it's happening again.

Edit: Finally made an API for accessing and mutating core data variables in a "global" way. Removed context.refresh(staticObject!, mergeChanges: true). Things seem to be working better, I'll update if I still encounter problems.

Edit: The issue with the pickers ended up being more complex than I thought. Basically, I had to first sort with a hash before sorting by any of the properties to ensure that the order would be guaranteed. I later discovered that hash couldn't be from the ObjectID or the object itself, as the hash for these won't be stable. (They include information such as which context they come from, so they're not guaranteed to be the same across contexts.) Instead, I used a hash built from every individual property, which will be the same across contexts.

Edit: Encountered an issue where core data was being efficient and not refreshing objects whose relationship objects had changed, resulting in old data. Refreshing the parent object resolved this issue, incorporated that into my API.

Edit: Solution was still incomplete. Because refresh happened after every access, assignment would be nullified if the variable was accessed again before being saved, so on every set, I'm having the context save. I'm really not worried about performance, I just need this to be a reliable data store.

"Guides for geom_text() now accept custom labels with guide_legend(override.aes = list(label = "foo")) (@brianwdavis, #2458)."

As per release 3.0.0.

So here you'd use scale_fill_manual(values=colorPallet, labels = yVal, guide = guide_legend(override.aes = list(label = "foo"))).

Set up a MutationObserver to watch for the target word. Then use HTML5 Audio to play the desired sound.

This complete working script watches for the text "just now" and plays a mellifluous tune when that phrase appears: