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QUESTION
I've been struggling to figure out how to describe what I want to do (maybe that's why I can't find anything telling me how...). I'm also aware that my methods of doing things are kinda messy and aren't always most efficient, but I take the macgyver approach and it usually works out.
Basically, I have a table that I've been echoing as a list, with auto_incremented ids in the order the rows were inserted, and ordering alphabetically. The list is getting long and I want to split it into two columns while keeping it in alphabetical order
Relevant code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-05 at 05:04You need to switch from an ul
and li
HTML to a table
or div
approach. Then while looping, you need to keep track that every 2 elements, you need to draw a new line.
Here's a simple refactor of your code with a table
approach
The first line becomes
QUESTION
I am trying to learn the way API's work. Here I am trying to get the POST method to work. I am using this code to make the document in the database,
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 19:01IDs are almost always auto generated on the backend (or at least should be) when creating a database resource, so what you have seems to be correct. I would recommend using a library like nanoid to generate the ids though, just to remove the potential for errors.
Its is RESTful convention to return created data, so in this case you would return a JSON on the created document, and then redirect etc on the front end (to ensure complete separation of backend front end - so you can say host them separately). Your approach is also fine and works though.
My advice is to think of your backend and frontend as been completely separate, I would have a project for each personally. This was it is more clear how everything links together.
QUESTION
I'm doing this exercise:
In this case, the surnames are written in capital letters (upper cases) and are placed before the first names.
Surnames can contain multiple names and can be separated by a space or hyphen (-). Surnames can contain lowercase prepositions (Di, Mac).
Sometimes the first name and surname can appear without a space.
A person can have multiple names.
I try these strings in rows divided into groups. => The first group of surnames (upper cases). The second group of names (lower cases).
Test input:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-18 at 22:24For this rather complicated example I would chose regex combined with itertools.groupby
:
QUESTION
I have the input data, which beneficiaryPayId and parentBenePayId has parent children relationship:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-19 at 13:15Ciao, you could filter input
values finding father
object ("parentBenePayId" === ""
). Then filter input
again looking for children and the insert values in result array like this:
QUESTION
The following folder appears to have Python installed on my Windows machine after installing PyCharm and creating a new project. Please note that I did not install the standalone Python. Is this a true Python installation or is this just how PyCharm interacts with Python? When is it appropriate to interact with Python using this folder (from command line or PyCharm)? When is it recommended to use the standalone Python install?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-16 at 20:44Yes it is a true python installation. Obviously, when you created the project, you have chosen the python interpreter with a new virtual environment. Pycharm then downloads and install the virtual environement into the project folder, with the most recent python version. You can interact with it as with any normal python installation. It is not only appropriate, it is the recommended way to work in Pycharm.
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I have a array of objects as a json file, I used the objects to display them on the list, When getting to details of that item it has a related items also. I want to show related items for this item Heres the json file
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-30 at 19:36You can use such function to get element with all related
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When writing, I annotate my text inline with notes to myself, for instance indicating where I need to expand on an idea. These notes are set off from the rest of the text by brackets, and start with 'tk' e.g.,
This is some text [tk explain why the text is important]. This is some context.
I would like to write a simple bash script that takes my text and returns all of my notes, with some preceding and trailing characters. For instance, running the command on the above text would ideally return something like
some text [tk explain why the text is important]. This is
Right now, I am grabbing the text from the clipboard and running it through grep, but that returns the entire line rather than a set number of proceeding and trailing characters. That is,
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-21 at 13:58What about this regex?
QUESTION
I'm trying to troubleshoot a strange bug on one of our pages (https://www.bbg.org/visit/sakura_matsuri_photos). The bottom of left of the page has the text 'cp_vimeo_code.js Open' and I can't figure out what is generating this. here is what it looks like
I've noticed that there are other websites that show this error too, for example: https://www.indicia.nl/project/anderson-macgyver/.
I have the following three embeds inside the body tag of a webpage in Expression Engine. Taking them out eliminates the error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-10 at 07:06It looks like this is a call from an addon, that's trying to load a .js file for use in the control panel. However, since you're not in the CP it'll show the call as text. Maybe see if the addon needs updating, or, since there are a lot of video player addons that have been abbandoned, need replacing
More indepth answers can be found on EE's own Stack: https://expressionengine.stackexchange.com/
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I've been searching and trying to get this to work for hours and i'm completely out of ideas. I have JSON text that i'm trying to read and can't see it get it to work. Here is the JSON text.
[ { "first_aired": "2018-03-03T01:00:00.000Z", "episode": { "season": 3, "number": 13, "title": "Warning Shot", "ids": { "trakt": 2814272, "tvdb": 6445735, "imdb": "tt7462514", "tmdb": 1429184, "tvrage": 0 } }, "show": { "title": "Blindspot", "year": 2015, "ids": { "trakt": 98980, "slug": "blindspot", "tvdb": 295647, "imdb": "tt4474344", "tmdb": 62710, "tvrage": 44628 } } }, { "first_aired": "2018-03-03T01:00:00.000Z", "episode": { "season": 2, "number": 16, "title": "Hammock + Balcony", "ids": { "trakt": 2874663, "tvdb": 6535389, "imdb": "tt7820776", "tmdb": 1428050, "tvrage": 0 } }, "show": { "title": "MacGyver", "year": 2016, "ids": { "trakt": 107792, "slug": "macgyver-2016", "tvdb": 311902, "imdb": "tt1399045", "tmdb": 67133, "tvrage": {} } } } ]
I'm trying to get the "episode -> season" and "episode - > number" This is the code ive been working with and also a fiddle below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-03 at 19:35You actually have nested objects, so you will need to first extract the episode
object and then from the episode
you can access it's properties which are number
and season
etc:
QUESTION
In my responsive webpage. On that page I have text and then there is a button. The problem is button moves on text when I resize the page. The button needs to be below text and should remain below text as I resize the page.
If you copy and paste the code in HTML, and then try to resize the page, you would see button does change size (as I need) but the location of the button is not ok. It goes on text
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-25 at 08:56Simply remove the height you are applying to #First_Blog
. By specifying a height the content is overflowing and going above the button.
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