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kandi X-RAY | quick-notes Summary
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- Register a new SWG to service
- Register a new service worker
- Initialize a new App .
- Checks the service worker and reloads it if needed .
- Unregister the service worker
- Combines a raw buffer
- Reset the buffer .
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QUESTION
I am receiving a large block of JSON
information from an API call.
This example lists 2 of the items received; normally, this list will contain hundreds.
The JSON
received is:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-07 at 06:17I gave it a second look.
The classes generated by the online service are not exactly spectacular.
This is a modified class structure that should provide the correct results.
I compacted everything in a single class named JSON_Organizations
, which contains all the classes needed by the JSON deserializer.
All the properties are renamed using JSON Attributes, so the bad names are taken care of.
Sample converter:
QUESTION
I have a floating table that I'm trying to position off the right side of the visible screen than when you click on the icon it animates in from the right.
I can't set the margin-left by percentages since my resolution is different from other people and it wouldn't work correctly. So I am trying to adjust the margin-left from the side by the icon's width in a sort of negative offset.
I have tried setting the margin-left = 100% and then '-=56px' but that's not working.
Here's what I've got JQuery wise
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-08 at 16:56Late-ish update:
I was able to get this to work. I was putting this inside a div inside another div which is where the issue was occuring. The Negative Offset was being based on the div's width/position. I went up a few div levels to give it a position on the whole page instead of limiting it to one div, I used the z-index to float it above and was able to place it with the margin offsets (since they where the page's margins instead of the div's).
QUESTION
I have a question that might have another answer than what I'm thinking of doing.
So, I have a text area that is populated by a DB. I'm allowing the users use it as a notepad and whatnot.
Some of these notes can get pretty big and potentially exceed the URL Character limit. I also have to encode (I'm using encodeURIComponent ) the strings which cuts into the amount of characters too.
I thought the best way would be to convert the text area into a file and then post the file towards my handler php file where it gets uploaded into the db and whatnot. I'm not certain how to do this with JQuery/Javascript or if there was another way to handle this.
Thanks in advance!
-- Table Code --
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-12 at 20:39- It's probably not a good idea to have file upload where you don't really need. It will be just a security concern
- If you are sending the data through a POST request, the size won't actually be a problem since it's limit is set Server side, on your Apache configs.
To increase the limit POST size limit: Increasing the maximum post size
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