workplace | Time sheet application for organisations | Frontend Framework library

I'm looking to implement any paging functionality on top of the grid component like google search paging, where at the bottom there is an option to navigate user from first to last page of the search result, do we have any existing example?

Currently found out load on demand demo, but it required extra effort when user sort or filter data demo

When I try to search text in a file,I wonder if I could get the results searched by vscode.Is there some api that I can use?

I found some functions like TextSearchProvider in vscode proposed api,but this api is used to search text in whole workplace.I just want the result searched in one file.

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For example,When I try to search Selection,I want the result of this search.

Why introduction text was overlaid by the profile image when the browser was scaled down to 650px? They suppose to show in 100% width at 650px screen. I did adjust the position of .speakers-info from absolute to relative, it seems solved the overlay problem but then all position setting got messed. Please see the code as below and advise how to solve it, thank you!

Screenshot: the introduction text was overlaid by the image

Im trying to calculate the total subscription fee for the penalty jar at my workplace. Every month everyone pays a certain fee on top of their penalties. It started out being 20DKK and now it's 25DKK. I have the tdata in two json objects - one with persons and one with the subscription fees

It looks like this:

I am very new to Kafka. Following a few tutorials, I have the following questions regarding consuming actual Kafka topics.

The situation: there is a server in my workplace that is streaming Kafka topics. I have the topic name. I would like to consume this topic from my machine (Windows WSL2 Ubuntu). From this tutorial, I am able to

• Run zookeeper with this command:

The default text button style is TEXT, but if you want it to have a background, it needs to be of type FILLED.

I would like our Facebook Workplace users to share articles from an internal application, into Facebook Workplace. I have been able to do this by creating posts with the BOT username of my app, but I would like the comments to come through as if I were logged in as the individual users. I have tried the FB js SDK but I get an error:

"Can't load URL: The domain of this URL isn't included in the app's domains. To be able to load this URL, add all domains and sub-domains of your app to the App Domains field in your app settings."

I cannot find where I can add this URL in.

Is it possible to create posts on behalf of Facebook Workplace users?

I noticed this:

but it doesn't offer up an alternative solution. src: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/workplace/integrations/custom-integrations/reference/member

I have to calculate some routes for bringing up do 8 people in a larger car (minibus) to a workplace and bring them home in the afternoon. Is is possible to add an ID attribute to the coordinates? That would help me to evaluate the responses in my Java Code instead of checking the Coordinates ("originalLocation" vs "location").

For example something like that ID 4711 at the end and separated by semicolon

• &via=47.774945410,12.103053452;4711
• &destination=47.7720259654,12.09511552052;4712

Something like the UserLabel in Routing V7 API: [API V7 Waypoint description] (https://developer.here.com/documentation/routing/dev_guide/topics/resource-param-type-waypoint.html#resource-param-type-waypoint__navigation-waypoint-link-positions). The description there said: waypoint in V8: string, {lat},{lng}[;name={name}]

I am using or experimenting with HERE Routing API V8. Or are there more options somewhere in the multiple HERE Telematics APIs that I can see on the Homepage?

I tried some things described in the migration guide (https://developer.here.com/documentation/routing-api/8.20.1/migration_guide/index.html) but they did not work

1. (a) &via=47.7747679928991,12.322371484945947;name=3333
   • returns: Invalid place option .... Unexpected input at end of place option at 'name=3333'
2. (b) &via=47.82695713017682,12.295106144134037!name=3333
   • returns: Invalid waypoint option
3. (c) &via=47.82695713017682,12.295106144134037;4711
   • returns: Place or waypoint option specification '4711' is invalid
   • ...Invalid value for parameter 'via'

By the way: I know that there is a difference in the API between

• "PlaceOptions" that follow the coordinates separated by semikolon/";" and
• "WaypointOptions" that are separated by exclamation mark "!".

The PlaceOptions seem to be fixed specified parameters like course, sideOfStreetHint, stopDuration etc and therefore I thought that the WaypointOptions should be the way to go. But still no luck.

At my workplace, we have an ETL workflow in which we have Python code to do most of the heavy lifting for the transformations. The output is a CSV file, and we use SSIS to upload its contents into a data warehouse.

I noticed some inconsistencies in a date column in the data warehouse (type DT_DBDATE), and realized that SSIS has been reading the American-formatted dates from the CSV file wrong.

• if there is only one valid way to interpret the date order, it will interpret it correctly as mm/dd/yyyy, so April 20th lands in the database correctly.
• if there are two valid ways to interpret the date order, it will interpret it as dd/mm/yyyy, so April 1st becomes January 4th.

This stumped me, because the whole reason to format the dates as mm/dd/yyyy in the first place is that it used to cause problems with the German standard of dd.mm.yyyy! Also, I cannot imagine a situation where this change of behavior between rows would be the proper way of dealing with a real-world dataset.

I tried researching the question on the Internet, and it seems that the behavior may depend on the localization of the computer on which SSIS is run. This is not an acceptable situation for us, as we have a mixture of computers with different localizations.

I have seen many articles which explain how to read in CSV data with exotic date formats, and parse the substrings, then build up the date "by hand". I find the solution somewhat convoluted, and since I have direct control over the date format which Python outputs, I would very much like a solution where SSIS interprets the date format correctly, regardless of the OS settings of the host machine. For example, being able to give the input date format as a parameter somewhere would be really nice.

Any suggestions how to get the date right without string-manipulation workarounds?