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As I see it there was minor errors in your code. This example will work. I removed all the references to Bootstrap because it is not important for the functionality.

The most important changes: The html property on $('tbody') and then adding the element in the HTML.

I turned the json file into a data-URI for testing. You can just replace the long string with your original file name (processor.json).

I was dealing with this exact issue. In my case i was missing the link to fontawesome where they are pulling the icons:

link rel="stylesheet" href="https://use.fontawesome.com/releases/v5.6.3/css/all.css"

Instead of each loop you can simply check the checkbox which is change is checked if yes send that your to your backend page.

Demo Code :

I don't think you can embed WebGL HTML5 content into a PDF.

I have tried run the input that you provided in https://live.bootstrap-table.com/ and the filter controls works only after removing the data-searchable="false" (or setting it to true).

So you should remove the data-searchable="false" or set it to true

Figured out what was wrong. The app was crashing because the spinner's TextView didn't have the theme applied to it. To get the spinner to theme correctly, I added a style to my spinner item:

The main reason why the circles were constantly appended was because you used the invalid selector dot. You need to use the syntax you might know from document.querySelectorAll, jQuery, or plain old CSS. To select the circles with class bubble, use circle or .bubble, not dot.

But besides that, you were doing a lot of unnecessary stuff in your code, like adding a new axis every time you updated the chart, without removing the old one. I've attempted to add and explain some best practices here. If you have any questions, let me know.

Here is a simple tree-building algorithm that does what you need.

Note that this algorithm is not optimized in terms of performance. If you manage large amounts of data, you may want to revise some aspects, for example use SORTED or HASHED rather than STANDARD tables to improve the lookup READ TABLEs.

The algorithm is also not refactored for optimum code style. For example, clean code suggests we may want to extract a couple of methods to improve readability.

Maybe the layout-manager doesn't work with invisible components?

Correct, it depends on the rules of the layout manager.

For example the FlowLayout and BoxLayout, ignore invisible components when doing the layout. However, a GridLayout will reserve space.

When using Swing changing a property of a component should automatically invoke the layout manager. So invoking setVisible() should cause a new layout.

However, if layout is not done automatically then you would use code like: