lissa | Lissa is a generic CSS and JavaScript loading utility
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kandi X-RAY | lissa Summary
Lissa is a generic CSS and JavaScript loading utility. Lissa is an extension of the YUI PHP Loader aimed at solving one of the current loader limitations; combo loading. YUI PHP Loader ships with a combo loader that is capable of reducing HTTP requests and increasing performance by outputting all the YUI JavaScript and/or CSS requirements as a single request per resource type. Meaning even if you needed 8 YUI components which ultimately boil down to say 13 files you would still only make 2 HTTP requests; one for the CSS and another for the JavaScript. That's great, but what about custom non-YUI resources. YUI PHP Loader will load them, but it loads them as separate includes and thus they miss out on benefits of the combo service and the number of HTTP requests for the page increases. Lissa works around this limitation by using the YUI PHP Loader to handle the loading and sort of YUI and/or custom resource dependencies and pairs that functional with Minify. You can read about the benefits of Minify on their project page, but to sum it up.... we get automatic minification, compression, caching, proper setting of content headers, etc. This means that you now have the potential to serve up all JavaScript and CSS requirements for a page with just 2 optimized requests.
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I have a sheet-bound Apps Script. I see my server side code (listCourses) in the log and lots of data is found and last statement is return data yet the JSON.stringify in the client side withSuccessHandler code (afterServerRepl(e)) sees null?
The following code is from an Alan Wells answer. I named it "tinyTestHtml.html".
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Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 08:51If I deploy a web app with your code as follows:
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I am doing the following code but I cannot get the correct percentage as output
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Answered 2018-Jun-18 at 05:39Your Select should result in an error, because (Select (useful+funny) from user) returns more than one row.
You probably want
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I have the following setup: a UICollectionView with a custom cell, where the user can select multiple cells and then perform some heavy image operation. Now I try to update the selected cells which the user selected with the result of that operation, which will be produced by a function of the subclassed custom cell. For all visible cells, the function is called on button press by the user and for all other cells, this happens via cellForItemAt in order to be most efficient.
However, I face the problem now, that the visible cells are all updated but then after scrolling the cells right behind or before the visible cells do not get updated via cellForItemAt but only when scrolling forth and back. Please see the attached video.
For demonstration purposes I just show a green UIView for the image operation. Because that operation is resource heavy, I cannot use any of the UICollectionView reloadData or similar, as they would deselect the selected cells, and manual re-selection will cause flickering.
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Answered 2020-Mar-02 at 20:40UICollectionView defaults to prefetchingEnabled == YES, which means that the collection view will request cells before it needs to display them. If the app's state changes such that the cells that have already been fetched need to be displayed differently, you can implement the collectionView:willDisplayCell:forItemAtIndexPath: method to update the cell.
It looks like this is exactly your problem... you turn on a feature that should change the way the cells look, but the cells that have been fetched but which aren't visible don't get updated. Implementing collectionView:willDisplayCell:forItemAtIndexPath: should solve the problem.
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I have a dataframe with millions of rows, and about 100k unique ID numbers. I want to perform operations per unique ID. For now I generate a subset per unique ID and perform some operations accordingly. This loops works. But how do I efficiently combine the subsets into one dataframe?
Maybe there is a more efficient way to perform operations per subset of unique IDs.
Thanks
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Answered 2020-Jan-14 at 11:05An approach could be:
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I am following a tutorial in r-graph-gallery for circular barchart customization adjusted with my data because I want to see the 5 highest costs per topic. This is my data structure:
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Answered 2019-Dec-10 at 21:30The length of base_data differs from the length of the vector provided to hjust in the last line of your plot. Replace it with something like the following, where hjust is a vector the same length as the data:
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i need to load customer city, according to customer name. i am using below code to do it.
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Answered 2019-Aug-19 at 07:52You can use ng-selected and ng-option to achieve
Working code: https://codepen.io/krmuthu/pen/zYOBgmz
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I have created 2 input texts, one is ID and the other is Name. If I type an ID in the 1st input text then press tab or click the 2nd input text (using onfocusout in HTML), the 2nd input text will automatically filled with name assigned to that ID. Example, typing ID '001' will display 'Elnora'. Likewise, typing 'Soo' in the 2nd input text (and press tab) will display '010' in the 1st input text. Basically it is a one-to-one mapping based on index number. This works flawlessly as you can see in my Jsfiddle.
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Answered 2017-Apr-14 at 08:22Community Discussions, Code Snippets contain sources that include Stack Exchange Network
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Install lissa
Alter includes/lissa/config.inc.php as needed
Set the proper $min_cachePath in includes/minify/min/config.php (and perhaps $min_documentRoot if things don't work as is)
Drop additional YUI releases into the includes/js/yui/lib as needed. YUI 2.8.0r4 is supplied by default.
Drop corresponding YUI Metadata files into the includes/js/yui/lib/meta folder for each new YUI release you add (see step 4). The metadata files are shipped with YUI PHP Loader and are located in the lib/meta folder.
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