regexp.js | A JavaScript implementation of RegExp for debugging purpose | Regex library

It's probably because your views module doesn't have a logging level set, so it will inherit the root logger's default level of WARNING. If you add a root entry with a level of INFO, similarly to the documented examples, you should see messages from other modules. Alternatively you can specify logger names under the loggers key for your specific module hierarchy, whatever that is. (Your example only overrides the WARNING level for modules in the django hierarchy, i.e. code in Django itself.)

Probably you defined the model class as a string in your view. Change it to model class. Like this:

A complete C# regex to find any/all V12 Emoji

After some testing and more googling I found the following answer.

1. I had to add the line var jQuery = django.jQuery, $ = jQuery; at the top of the imageviweer.js file. The issues was the line django.jQuery = jQuery.noConflict(true); in jquery.init.js.

2. This image viewer allows one to zoom in on an image. So, there are really two images, the one that is loaded on the page, and the one that the imageviewer script manipulates for the zoom and pan. The image on my page seems to have been too small. Once I increased the size of that image, the zoom/pan worked.

Problem solved, and I hope this is a "universal" solution for future third party javascript plugins for the django admin pages.

Mark

hit this issue this morning as well. Are you by chance using xregexp? If so, lock the version to 4.2.0 in your package.json by removing any leading carrot. "xregexp": "4.2.0"

https://github.com/slevithan/xregexp/issues/262

Update: Looks like they have fixed it in 4.2.3.

Does this doc help? https://watson-personal-assistant.github.io/developer/further-topics/regexp_nlu/

If it doesn't, let us know that too.

synonyms are just so you don't have to provide every example grammar for every word of similar meaning.

synonyms should be a list of arrays within an array. Try this

"synonyms" : [ [ "goodbye", "bye", "bye bye", "bye now","ok bye","then bye","bye then", "adieu", "adios", "au","ciao", "toodles" ], [ "hi", "hello", "aloha", "bonjour", "buenous", "greetings", "Hey", "heya", "Hola", "yello","yo"] ]

Does that work?

The usage you show with script may have worked with earlier versions of XRegExp but it is now obsolete, and the new usage does not seem to be documented anywhere.

You can load xregexp-all.js with a script tag because it has a UMD wrapper at the very beginning of the file which allows this usage. However, if you look at the transpiled addon files that are shipped with XRegExp, you'll see code like this in each addon:

Yes, now you need to set permissions for your static/admin directory which has created after collectstatic command.In your root directory of the project (On production), run the following command.

sudo chown -R user:www-data static

Where user = Your current user of the system.