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I am trying to make the code find a certain text on a website. This is probably very very basic, but I am very very new to this... So, I am wanting my code to read the website, and if it finds a certain text, which in my case is, "Currently unavailable.", it will continue the code and keep refreshing the page. Here is what my code is right now:

I've just started to install Vulcan Js on my computer. So I follow the tuto on official website. And after I execute npm start, I've got this error.

I have a problem I cannot solve with xslt 1.0. A solution for XSLT 2.0 was already given and works fine (see further below).

For each layer grouped by STRAT_ZONE the minimal values from DEPTHFROM_ZONE and maximum value DEPTHTO_ZONE are needed.

Grouping by STRAT_ZONE seems not an option, because the attribute can repeat itself. A checkup line by line was an idea.

Does anyone have any tips, how to try reach the desired goal?

Datablock:

I have a problem I cannot solve.

For each layer grouped by STRAT_ZONE the minimal values from DEPTHFROM_ZONE and maximum value DEPTHTO_ZONE are needed.

Grouping by STRAT_ZONE seems not an option, because the attribute can repeat itself. A checkup line by line was an idea.

Does anyone have any tips, how to try reach the desired goal?

Datablock:

I have a Google Sheet that tracks attendance using a rolling calendar. It has multiple sheets and I want each sheet to have the same conditional formats. Initially this seemed easy, I wrote some script, got it to iterate through all of the sheets to copy the format in one cell to the entire sheet. It worked well, until it somehow deleted all of the conditional formats except one, =A$1=TODAY(). I have been trying to determine why it is doing this and how to fix it. I have tried setting up the conditional format in a non-moving cell (A1), but then the formulas don't work properly. They end up highlighting the wrong row. I have been looking at Google Sheets API Sheets as well, but am having trouble implementing it. Is there a way I can write a script to set up these conditional formatting rules and how? Any help is appreciated.

I have provided a picture of what I am trying to accomplish as well the script I had been using and references, all of which is below.

The basic layout of the sheet is shown in the picture. The picture also depicts what I am trying to accomplish with the conditional formats.

The formatting rules are as follows (and in this order):

1. Apply to Range: A1:NH (whole sheet)
   Custom Formula is: =A$1=TODAY()
   Background Color: Default Green Background (#b7e1cd)

2. Apply to Range: C2:NH (everything except row 1 and columns A & B)
   Custom Formula is: =$B2>=10
   Background Color: Dark Red 1 (#cc0000)

3. Apply to Range: C2:NH
   Custom Formula is: =$B2>=8
   Background Color: Light Red 2 (#ea9999)

4. Apply to Range: C2:NH
   Custom Formula is: =$B2>=5
   Background Color: Light Orange 1 (#f6b26b)

5. Apply to Range: C2:NH
   Custom Formula is: =$B2>=2
   Background Color: Light Yellow 2 (#ffe599)

The formula in Column B is =SUM($C2:2) auto-filled to each row.

My current script is

In a log I’d like to match all json objects which type is "sync.out.notify.job.status" and print them. I’m on a Mac (zsh).

I tried: grep -Eo \{.+"sync\.out\.notify\.job\.status".+\}

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The HTML looks like this: