autoSave | HTML input and textarea DOM element | Plugin library

The exists command tells you whether some particular Finder object exists. However, the folder in folder libraryPath whose... query returns an AppleScript list of Finder objects, and a list is not itself a Finder object, so the command returns 'false'.

You can fix it by adding the some keyword as follows:

You can use the onGloballyPositioned modifier to retrieve the position of a composable and then use the method scrollState.animateScrollTo to scroll to that position.

Something like:

You can pass the encrypted session id in the front while connecting, and decrypt it in backend...

Front

The link_to_add_association needs the form-object (f) from the parent (where the associations are defined). So at the nested level, you need to be aware of the parent-form-object.

Also: we would only want to render the Clone button if the record already exists. Maybe I should explain that better: the form and all Clone-partials are rendered on the server, and thus will not copy fields if they are edited/changed in the form. Is that clear? To be able to do that, we would need more javascript-code, and this might also be a very valid approach, maybe simpler: trigger the link_to_add_association link and in the cocoon:after-insert event we can prefill the fields copied from the to-be-cloned item, if there is one. But, as said, that would be a pure javascript solution.

To remain close to your initial suggestion, your views would look like (I did not copy the entire view)

Change imgfile to file

foreign_type option can only be applied together with polymorphic - so make sure this is a polymorphic association you are after. If the association is not polymorphic I would get rid of foreign_type.

I declared var_valid=['var1']; before the tinymce object and pass in the variable var_valid to variable_valid key in tinymce object. In onSubmit: function (api) {}, I clear the element in var_valid array by var_valid.length = 0; and add in new value to var_valid by var_valid.push('input');. In this way, editor did change variable_valid after user submit the dialog box. Now, when user type new variable ({{input}}),it show in span blue block and when user type the old removed variable({{var1}}) no more show in blue block .But, the old variable that has been inserted into the editor before user submit the dialog box remain in blue block. I add tinymce.triggerSave() after reset and close dialog. This refresh the changes and convert old removed variable that exist on editor to display as {{var1}}.

For Linux users:

add this line to the settings.json file of vscode:

The problem was some remnants of old a bundle identifier. I had migrated to a sandboxed distribution of the app, and at some point in the process, I had built the sandboxed version with the same bundle identifier. macOS had registered the bundle identifier to belong to a sandboxed app and, probably due to security reasons, no longer wanted to allow it to run non-sandboxed.

I created a fresh Info.plist, and changed the bundle identifier and the errors were gone.