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I was able to get the dynamic LazyVGrid working using this reference from r/SwiftUI. I have been unable to limit the grid to two-columns; however, I have gotten the dynamic grid working with the the following modifications to the code:

UPDATE 13-MAY-2021

using state in sun editor will trigger race problem between handleChange() and addTag(), there is a chance the state will be replaced by old state.

To get rid of it, use the sun editor reference to manipulate the content.

For adding new text and place it horizontally instead of vertically, they have a insertHTML() function which will respect the html content without adding new

in the first place.

Updated Code: https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-pqp2iu-axacak?file=index.js

• Create editorRef

You can use input event which is triggered by v-dialog whenever bounded model get updated, means it will get triggered once you open and close the dialog

First, as Matias comments, check your partition key path.

Then, change this code "partitionKey": "\"@{formatDateTime(utcNow(),'yyyy')}\"", to "partitionKey": "@{formatDateTime(utcNow(),'yyyy')}", in your document.

It works fine on my side:

Here is working variant (tested with Xcode 12 / iOS 14)

Honestly, there are too many issues to cover. Trying to get your code work. First you really need to learn how to make a minimal repo. The code you posted doesn't run, references several scripts that don't exist, and data that doesn't exist.

The tutorial the code is based off appears to be old. No one uses XMLHttpRequest in 2020. There's no such function as requestAnimFrame it's requestAnimationFrame. I think that's left over from a polyfill from like 2011. It's still using which few use anymore. It's also using new Date().getTime() which there's no reason to use as the time is passed into requestAnimationFrame. It's calling some function to get a webgl context but there's no reason for that either in 2020. It's also apparently using an old version of glMatrix because the current version uses a different API. In the current version every function takes a matrix to store the result as the first argument. Also in the current version perspective takes the field of view in radians. I have no idea if it used to take it in degrees but the code was passing degrees.

I changed the XHR code to just return a cube. (an example of the minimal and complete parts of an "minimal complete verifiable example" (mcve) - I think now S.O calls them a "minimal reproducible example". I also removed all the references to ColorPicker (another example of making a minimal repo)

The code should have gotten errors in the JavaScript console. Did you check the JavaScript console? In particular uNMatrix is a mat3 but the code was calling gl.uniformMatrix4fv to set it which is an error.

Using webgl-lint pointed out several uniforms were not being set including "ambientProduct", "diffuseProduct", "specularProduct" and several were being set that don't exist (that part is not a bug necessarily) but there are several uniforms in the vertex shader that are not actually used and for example the colors seem to be set with

I know several causes that can lead to your problem:

1. Duplicated imports (jQuery, Bootstrap, etc.) in places like head tag and {{ form.media }}
2. You must call $("#content").summernote() and $('.dropdown-toggle').dropdown() to initialize

I fixed my issue by creating a plugin for summernote as well as package for others to use

editor

view

NPM

GitHub

Hope it help others as well.

Using the oninit callback, we can easily use jquery methods to select that embedded text and trigger a click on that button you added in your plugin.

It's the first time I use Summernote. So to bring a clear code and a similar syntax in the [UPDATE], I added jquery-ui dialogBox that would be used to update the clicked span.

And for this I used updateSpan() function that receives the (targeted) current span object and it's new value as arguments.