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Suri is your own link shortener that's easily deployed as a static site. No server-side hosting, serverless cloud functions, or database necessary. Suri can be deployed to Vercel, Netlify, and more for free in 60 seconds. Suri doesn't give a about "technically superior" 3xx server redirects. Suri just wants you to finally use that domain you waste $39/year on because you've never actually done anything with it. Try it out with one of my own shortlinks:
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QUESTION
I am trying to setup the use of a one time pass code (OTP) on an Azure B2C Custom Policy. I have a working set of Orchestration
steps that extract an email from a claims token supplied in the URL and then mail a randomly generated code to that email. I know there are "VerifyCode
" and "GenerateCode
" technical profiles available, but they rely on the user entering the email into a display field first, which I want to avoid.
I am unable get a ValidationTechnicalProfile
to fire so that it can execute a ClaimsTransformation
to the two claims values. These are the generated OTP mailed to the user and the input collected from a TechnicalProvider
that uses a SelfAssertedAttributeProvider
to display the input field with a ContentDefinition
.
I am basing my code on this article and also a walkthrough with regard to ValidationTechnicalProfiles
Please could someone explain why the ValidationTechnicalProfile
appears to either be skipped or is failing to work?
Claims
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-02 at 15:00When you call a claims transformation technical profile from the validation technical profile section, the error is not bubbled up like when called directly as an OutputClaimsTransformation
. So i suspect your observation is that, any code entered works and proceeds to the next step in the journey.
Instead, call AssertSuppliedAndGeneratedOTPAreEqual
as an OutputClaimsTransformation
directly from SelfAsserted-EnterOTP
.
QUESTION
I understand how to split the string from the first occurrence of a whitespace. My question is how to split on the second third occurrence of the whitespace and capture all the string before that.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-18 at 14:19Use indexing with str
and then Series.str.join
:
QUESTION
Can a java.nio.file.FileSystem
be created for a zip file that's inside a zip file?
If so, what does the URI look like?
If not, I'm presuming I'll have to fall back to using ZipInputStream.
I'm trying to recurse into the method below. Current implementation creates a URI "jar:jar:...". I know that's wrong (and a potentially traumatic reminder of a movie character). What should it be?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-17 at 19:57You can use FileSystem.getPath
to return a Path
suitable for use with another FileSystems.newFileSystem
call which opens the nested ZIP/archive.
For example this code opens a war file and reads the contents of the inner jar file:
QUESTION
The tutorials about start a private substrate network. It says:
This example uses the secret seed generated from the key subcommand into the keystore. In this tutorial, the secret seed generated was 0x563d22ef5f00e589e07445a3ad88bb92efaa897d7f73a4543d9ac87476434e65, so the --suri command-line option specifies that string to insert the key into the keystore:
My wondering is where the suri
come from? the article doesn't demo very clearly.
I log what I did:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-26 at 05:04There are a section called Generate your own keys.
https://docs.substrate.io/tutorials/v3/private-network/#generate-your-own-keys
The Secret Seed
is your suri
And here some nice script to insert the keys easily
QUESTION
Assuming a following dataframe. I wanted to read this csv file separating the fields with a space.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-19 at 15:53In your case I'm afraid you will either have to regenerate a proper csv with either quoting all text fields and keeping the space as a separator or changing the separator char.
e.g.
QUESTION
I have the following 3 dataframes that I am trying to combine:
Leads
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-18 at 19:41Try:
merge
the campaigns and members frames on the "CampaignId"groupby
and create lists of campaigns for each "LeadId"merge
the leads DataFrame with the newly created frame
QUESTION
I just started learning how to process data in python by converting it from list into table. I wish to know the code to allow user input to append or remove entries into the table. Each entry should comprise of organization name, year of establishment, and current CEO.
Here's my code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-26 at 15:09Using the append()
method to append an item for example use this code:
QUESTION
Im currently writing a Contact Manager for our Exchange Online Tenant in C# using the Powershell-Commands and Runspaces from "System.Management.Automation" and "System.Management.Automation.Runspaces" respectively. Its working fine for adding Contacts to the GAL. But im stuck at editing Contacts.
I need to get the Contact Details with the Powershell Commands. The code i can execute looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 18:33Help me understand why you need to pass your Contact object to Format-Table
. This is basically destroying the Contact Object itself. Format-Table is just a way to layout a PSObject to the PS Host, once you pass an object to this function said object will lose all its properties and methods.
I'll show you an example of what I mean with an AD User Object.
Without Format-Table:
QUESTION
Flutter issue. I'm trying to pass an argument to a Widget constructor as a named parameter, but I get the error: The named parameter 'uri' isn't defined. The code where I define the class is below, followed by the code where I instantiate the Widget. I'm stuck. Any help is much appreciated!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 18:38You should define uri
as String
, not Text
.
Try this:
QUESTION
I need to provide the below mentioned JSON output through asp.Net Web API. this output will be used to display the organization hierarchy(treeview) in angular.
I have employees data in SQL table as below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-04 at 10:31Not sure how you plan to use the Json as there is no connection between the parent list and child list. But here is how you can have the JSON from SQL Server:
#Create Classes of type parent
and child
#Create an object called myobject
with the two array/list properties - parent
and childs
#Query SQL DB and populate the myobject
object
#Transform the myobject
object into JSON and send from API action
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Install suri
To install Suri somewhere else, or just on your own machine:.
Fork this repository to create your own copy and clone to your machine.
Make sure you have a compatible version of Node.js (see engines.node in package.json). nvm is the recommended installation method on your own machine: $ nvm install
Install dependencies with npm: $ npm install
Build the static site: $ npm run build
Deploy the generated _site directory to its final destination.
Follow the "Install Manually" section above to setup on your own machine.
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