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I am working on to extract link and text from from anchor tag using beautiful soup

The below code is from where i have to extract the data from anchor tag which is link and the text

I have added icons in tree view to perform some actions and i want to show header / label to these buttons. For example, I have two icons on tree view and its header title is empty. So I want to add a single heading for these icons which will be "Action" for eg. for all the records like other fields heading.

I have tried a link for this and exactly I want the same in my case but didn't worked for me. Here is the link.

Here is the screenshot of what I am getting while implementing the code. It is displaying the string in the icon itself but not in the tree header.

I'm reading Common Rust Lifetime Misconceptions to figure out how lifetime works, one of the example (posted below) really shocked me, I can't convince myself why byte_1 and byte_2 still live well after the std::mem::drop(bytes); is executed.

From my point of view, the references which byte_1 and byte_2 hold should be invalid after the iterator bytes is dropped because the remainder array is dropped as well, the compiler should treat the drop action as an error, but in fact it pass the compiler and runs without problem...

Hope someone can give a reasonable explanation for a programmer coming from C++/C#, thanks!

I am learning Rust and I am stuck with a toy example. I have already read documentation on lifetimes, this post and a bunch of questions on Stack Overflow. I've spent more than a week, but I'm still stuck, so I decided to ask for help from a community.

I have a generic trait BookSide which returns BookIterator (which extends usual Iterator). And I have two implementations for both BookSide and BookIterator: ArrayBookSide and CommissionBookSide.

1. First one is stateful. It has a Vec under the hood.
2. Second one is stateless: it wraps some other BookSide.

My goal is simply to compile the whole thing. I was solving problems and followed the suggestions of the compiler. This process resulted in the following code.

I'm trying to create a dump using DebugDiag that will contain information for non-handled .NET exceptions.

The creation of the dump file seem to be dependant on the running code, which I don't understand why.

These are the steps I've taken:

1. Prepare a simple console application named DebugDiagTest with the following code, which throws an InvalidOperationException exception:

   ...

The question is simple. How to fetch data in your React blog and stay DRY? Let's say that you have just two components in your blog - PostsList and SinglePost, in both components you must fetch data, activate isLoading state, etc. There will be chunks of the same code in both components.

I investigated the situation a little bit, checking React-blog demo apps of big headless CMS providers, like Prismic or Sanity.io, and they all just repeat fetch functions in both PostsList and SinglePost.

Does anybody have any idea? You can point me to some good resources?

I have this django app I made, and it is a blog app. The blogs are quite long, so I want to be able to show a little and then more of the div's text if the blog is long. Here is my html:

I have a Gatsby and Strapi photo blog and I want to have a home page that loads 10 pictures at a time until the user hits the bottom of the page, then load the next ten etc, so that the user isn't downloading all photos at once.

I'm using useStaticQuery to load the images initially. However, that can only run at build time. Is there a way to make another graphQL call when the user hits the bottom of the page and add it to my state? Or is this the "static" part of a static site generator 😄.

Alternatively, does making the graphQL call for all photo data make its way to the client device if I don't render it? Say if I just use React to render parts of the array at a time?

Below is my home page. I'm using Karl Run's bottom scroll listener, and the Photos component renders the photos as a list.

I created an app with rail6 and bootstrap 4. The problem i have is that my website doesn't take up the whole screen. There is a lot of white space on the top and the sides. I don't know how to fix this. A live version of the website can be viewed here https://first-blog-001.herokuapp.com/. You will immediately of what I'm talking about.

Here is my html