heml | open source markup language for building responsive email | Email library
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QUESTION
https://jsfiddle.net/g10qjbLa/
Could you tell me why the width of this heml element is ~133?
I would like it to be 100px (I have stipulated width and height):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-29 at 09:18Because you wrote PT instead PX:
needs to be :
QUESTION
I am having this issue in an app I am developing and couldn't figure out why I am getting the error so I created a vanilla test app and generated a simple scaffold cars using
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-18 at 17:45The error you are seeing is due to naming your SJR template cars.js.erb
instead of index.js.erb
. The index
action renders templates named index
by default. When Rails doesn't find index.js.erb
, it renders index.html.erb
instead, which causes the SyntaxError when its evaluated as JavaScript.
To fix this, you can rename cars.js.erb
to index.js.erb
, or you can change your format.js
call to format.js { render "cars" }
.
Also, to save you future trouble, I should point out that render("Boo")
does not render the word "Boo", but, rather, attempts to render the partial template named "_Boo".
QUESTION
Clicking on the new feature "Stages to run" on a multi-stage pipeline, I got the error message "Unable to load the pipeline's stages." Is this feature still in a sort of preview status?
Yaml files below:
- pipeline file
- build template
- deploy template not pasted b/c it's almost identical to build one
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-18 at 07:00The error unable to load the pipeline's stages might indicate that there is some error in your yaml pipeline(eg. syntax error, bad indentation).
I tested on my multiple stages pipeline. It worked fine. But when I purposely put an error in my pipeline, I got the same error as yours.
You can try runing your pipeline in the normal way without choosing stages to skip. The pipeline will fail to start, if there is format error in your pipeline.
If your pipeline can run successfully without using this feature. Please share your sample pipeline, so that I can reproduce your scenario and troubleshoot.
Update:
I tested your yaml and found the variable group defined outside stages
caused this error. If you moved the variable group inside each stage, the feature would work again.
You can try defining your variable group in each stage. To report this problem you can click here (click report a problem and choose Azure Devops)
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