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QUESTION
I am creating a map
and its data seems to be available in html
on this weblink: https://jsfiddle.net/BlackLabel/jaL7q5x3/2/
(I am not really a programmer so not sure if that's html or java or json but it says html so taking it as html but it looks java/json to me)
As I am unable to use this directly into highcharts
hcmap()
function from r library. So, I tried to copy & paste this html
into a .txt
file and tried to read it in python
as json
object so that I can convert it into a dataframe
object but it failed.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 16:42The data you are looking to extract is JSON data. It is however not completely valid JSON. You'll have to clean it up a little bit. You can use sites like jsonlint.com to validate JSON data.
The issues with the JSON data are (1) at the beginning, you need to remove the part that says "Highcharts.maps["countries/in/custom/in-all-disputed"] =" up until the first curly bracket {
; (2) three lines have a "comment" with two slashes followed by four digits, like this "// 0000". These need to be removed before ingesting the JSON data (I see "// 8440" twice and "// 1227" once).
After doing this you can extract the data from the txt file in R
with the jsonlite
package.
QUESTION
Goal
My goal is to call componentDidMount()
function to return some values from another method called getUserPlaylists()
.
Problem
The problem I am encountering is that the componentDidMount()
shows me value of undefined
and getUserPlaylists()
shows me a result of an array.
Actual result
Code
Within Spotify.js file I have the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-11 at 21:53Cause you're not returning anything from getUserPlaylists
QUESTION
I recently deployed my first project, a MERN stack to heroku. However after deployment, I have been met with issues that weren't present in development. A brief explanation of what my web does is that it takes data from mongoDB and allow user to add multiple filters to search through them. It also have the function that allow you to create new data and edit old data. The problem I have is that all function with POST is not working, they would fire but it would have the error of "net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED" and "EditInfo.jsx:58 Error: Network Error at e.exports (createError.js:16)" at XMLHttpRequest.p.onerror (xhr.js:84)in the network dev tool. However GET works just fine, which means my dynamically generated table would work, but I cannot make new or edit previous data (just as a side note, I cannot generate data for edit although i was able to generate the same data for previously metioned table. I think this is because I'm asking for the data thorough post and for the table through get).I think the issue isn't from MongoDB since GET is working, so my guess would be I need to do some config to allow POST to my server. I'll post some of the function that works and some that doesn't. Any help or lead would be greatly appreciated, Thanks.
Here is one that works: client side
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-15 at 15:05 axios.post('localhost:3001/info', idInfo)
You're posting to localhost instead of to the actual deployed server. You should either change this into an environment variable or just put ur heroku address there
QUESTION
Im currently building an React app that would take user input, loop through and filter array data that contain that input and change another field of that same data. However, when I use the setState, it shows that it isn't working and i cannot change the field. Another problem I had is that when I try to display the data in a table using .map, it would show error when I use setState to change the data. Any lead on how to make this work is appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-24 at 03:21i'm not sure what the shape of your data is so it's entirely possible this is way off, but my bet is that your problem is in this for loop here
QUESTION
I have a simple music web app that changes the music and image cover onClick, the problem is when I click on a song, the cover image change correctly but the audio source does not play (the src attribute set correctly but it is not playable)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-17 at 17:06Your React container component will initially render with a broken image and audio player. The audio player doesn't recover so the second audio source
element doesn't load correctly
- When the fetch data call takes time, you should prevent the undefined song from rendering or set a default song to play. Detailed answer: Add a new second
return
statement after theuseEffect
. Whensongs
is an empty array (which you set as default on line 4) thenreturn
a spinner orreturn
null (React will not render the component, it's basically skipped). OR secondary solution is to set better defaults on line 4 to be an image and song that has a valid path so it will load before the long running fetch data call. - In the existing render, set the song to automatically play so the user doesn't need to press play. Detailed answer: Use the autoplay HTML attribute on the audio JSX element (ie
)
- Add defensive code for your fetch data call. Add a
try
/catch
inside youruseEffect
so server errors are caught and handled. To prevent your component from crashing
QUESTION
I try to setState but it does not accept the JSON responses I fetch from a URL. but the response looks ok, it is an array of objects:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 08:51You should use map
to display an array in React.
Read more: https://reactjs.org/docs/lists-and-keys.html
QUESTION
I'm getting this weird response while using http
in Flutter/Dart
. Similar code is working fine with other APIs endpoints but not this. Although the link has jSON
data not any other format.
I have already check the following links and NONE of them is related to mine:
- formatexception (formatexception: unexpected character (at character 1) json
- Exception: FormatException: Unexpected character (at character 1)
The exception I'm getting is similar. And I know that it is return HTML
instead of jSON
. But my link is NOT an HTML
. Its a array of jSON Objects
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-20 at 09:54As per our Discord discussion, when you printed response.body at my suggestion you see that you are getting an html response from the url, not json as you expected.
The problem is with authentication on the linked website rather than with the Flutter/Dart code. You need to resolve that authentication issue.
It is recommended that when testing new code that accesses a database or a url to always print out, or use a debugger to view, the returned data. Never assume you are getting what you expect.
QUESTION
I am studying django recently, and I met problem,
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-24 at 20:36A Django form requires a dictionary-like object as data, like request.GET
and request.POST
, not a string. Normally therefore you construct a form with:
QUESTION
The following function is used to find the country-code of the user and store it in the local Storage. However, I am unable to access this inside the promise and the console log returns "null".
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 13:26You need to change the code like
QUESTION
I have a JSON that looks like below,
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 10:36Please try the below approach, this will give you a comma separated format for both user and identifier (flat file per se),
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