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QUESTION
I try to display the result RSS feed with the map function. Before displaying I use rss-parser npm package to parse the result of the request. As you can see on the following code I stock the result in a state. I have no compiling error you can see on the following images.
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Answered 2020-Nov-28 at 12:04You should study the return value. It's an XML tree with this structure after parsing:
So the path is
QUESTION
I'm trying to follow the 100 days of Rust, day 12 and fail with a simple Actix web server. This is my code so far (copy & paste from the blog):
Cargo.toml ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-16 at 20:43Turns out @Shepmaster and @trojanfoe were right. (Besides my code was full of syntax crap). The culprit is ForcePoint DLP. Unsigned libs is a bummer for "security". I have a ticket open with corpIt, see what they come back with.
The solution for now, is in the middle of ftiff's article Triton AP-Endpoint on OSX @trojanfoe pointed me to:
QUESTION
I want to show reply forms in my comment section based on comment reply button that has been clicked but currently it shows forms of all comments instead of specific comment. The question is
How do I get closest form in order to just show one form at the time?
Code ...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-08 at 01:53Depending on whether there is a form above the button (then it won't work):
QUESTION
I was able to retrieve the results of my query, but I can't seem to push them to my template.
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Answered 2017-Sep-09 at 18:43not knowing Parse too well but it looks like you need to render the template within the success handler of your asynchronous find request - otherwise it will not have waited for this result and instead rendered the attributes data minus the results of your find request
QUESTION
Here is app.js file
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Answered 2017-May-07 at 07:05The problem is this:
QUESTION
I have a scenario where I am trying to create a custom handlebars helper that looks at the length of an array and if more than three objects are present within that array, return just the first three elements, but if it is not, then return the full amount. Below was my attempt at doing just this and i'm getting back the right amount of objects when I pass in a value for limitAmount
, but the values being returned are [object SequelizeInstance:blog_comment]
for the amount of objects that are present. This is not what I was looking for and I'm now wondering if a for loop should be involved to pass back the values of the objects. Is this simply resolved with a for loop?
Detailed example of what is appearing:
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Answered 2017-Jan-17 at 13:46Solution 1. Yes. You need to use for loop inside helper,
QUESTION
I have a scenario where I am using a registered helper ifeq
conditional that is comparing the object being used within my each statement and a separate object that is public to the view file. i.e. blog_comment
and user
object.
However, I can't seem to figure out a way to access the user
object for the fact that it doesn't have a relationship to the each statement of blog_comment
. Is there a way to access non-related objects within a handlebars expression?
Two objects that are publicly accessible by the view:
blog_comments
(Being looped through)
user
(represents the information of the user currently logged in)
Here is my ifeq
conditional:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-16 at 01:59I figured out the solution. Since I am trying to access a separate object, I need to get back to the root of the scope and then access the object and its property. i.e. @root.user.userId
in {{ifeq userId @root.user.userId}}
. This change resolved my issue
QUESTION
I have a an AJAX method that is triggering a DELETE method for the link that is being clicked, but despite having my jQuery work once, I am not reaching the point where the AJAX method is being triggered and can't determine what is wrong with the code. Could it be due to an uncaught syntax error. The onload console.log fires so I know the file is being recognized, but the console.log within the click is not firing. In addition, is this the best way to trigger the DELETE method?
Here is the jQuery:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-14 at 20:51You can try it like this 1)
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