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Ackee is a self-hosted analytics tool that cares about privacy. We believe that you don't need to track every aspect of your visitors. Ackee keeps tracked data anonymized to avoid that users are identifiable, while still providing helpful insights. It's the right tool for everyone who doesn't need a full-featured marketing analytics platform like Google Analytics or Matomo.
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QUESTION
I am creating a recipe app with react and axios. When I try to add new recipe by submitting the form in the form.js, it doesn't get saved and displayed along the other recipes, it only gets printed in the console. I suppose it's something with the axios. any idea?.Apreciate any advices guysfull code
form.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-20 at 14:42One solution is to get the recipe context then just append the newRecipe (assuming that your axios post successfully gets added to the Database).
QUESTION
I need to match the text inside
element excluding the first element from the text.
When tested on an online regex tester like https://regexr.com/ it works fine, but when I run on my python script, it doesn't matches anything.
Regex:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-01 at 05:26Since you have already isolated the one
tag you want, you could just use re.sub here to string off the tags, e.g.
QUESTION
I have a real-time firebase database that looks like this.
There are many elements along with 3 shown in the image on the same level as those 3.
What I want to do is fetch them in Kotlin based on parameter OrderCount.
Therefore when I fetch I want Dragon Fruit to be 1st, Cherimoya to be 2nd,Ackee to be 3rd and so on.
Based on Stackoverflow and other resources this is what I tried.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-31 at 15:27When you request ordered data from Firebase, you get a DataSnapshot with the results. For each matching node, that contains:
- The value of the node
- The key of the node
- The position of the node, relative to the other results.
When you request the value of the node as a whole (by calling value or as you do by printing it), the results are converted into a Map object. In a map there is no order between the keys, so the ordering information gets lost.
To maintain the information on the order of the results, you need to loop over the DataSnapshot.children list.
QUESTION
So I'm trying to get a single use, dedicated app + device to work in kiosk mode + auto launch. The app itself is built in Nativescript (with Angular), so not native Java, however this is still handled via an admin receiver etc as normal.
When we use adb to set the device owner, kiosk mode works as expected.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-15 at 14:55I'm not an Android Management API expert, but did you try without the kioskCustomLauncherEnabled parameter? In the test I've run with it, it launches Google's own Kiosk app, maybe preventing your activity to launch.
My two cents :)
QUESTION
Basically, i am using Html.fromHtml method to display text in html format inside a textView. Everything renders correctly, except the bullets of the list items. They are being cutt-off just like this case (Bullet points in textview are cut off).
What i am seeing here(Bullet points in textview are cut off) and here (https://medium.com/ackee/how-to-make-bulletproof-bullet-lists-in-textview-223c54fb21e6), idicates that the BulletSpan class had some bugs so in later version (API lvl 28) they fixed it. However, among all the things i tried, i currently have: + API lvl 28 installed + compile and target sdk version in gradle --> 28 + min sdk version in gradle --> 24 + device that has android 7.0 (meaning: API lvl24)
and it still shows the bullets being cut off
main layout:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-09 at 23:55So, apparently it plays properly if the device lvl is at least 27 or higher. I thought that if compile and target sdk version were high enough in gradle, the fixed version of the BulletSpan class would apply on the device, even though the device is lower lvl. This speculation is fundamentally wrong since the API lvl of the app that will be installed is the same as the API lvl supported by the device. That means if the device supports lower API lvl, then the version of the bugged BulletSpan class will be installed.
QUESTION
I have a swift file currently using as a singleton which will eventually
be the location that I use to grab all the API data, I have a view file for my iboulets and a function to update the views for the tableview cells, along with a model file that has my variables and initializer. Everything works fine until I tried to pass through an array instead of a string, can you assist me in passing an array or arrays through my update views function.Current error
...Singleton
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-21 at 16:10The error is clear : ingredients is declared as String but in the Singleton an array ([String]) is passed. The name implies an array yet.
And the private(set) variables might look pretty cool but they are nonsense. This is not Objective-C. If you want constants declare them as constants (let)
This is sufficient, you get the initializer for free:
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