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Actually your animation is starting at the same time, but the problem is that you use the transition of max-height with a value that's too high, so the transition will start from the height of 500px to 0px, but your content height doesn't even reach half of it, so it appears like there's a delay between your transition

To resolve the problem, you can lower the value of .Container_Active to match your actual description height, or change it to height rather than max-height with an average height of your actual description

Here's a simple snippet about the difference between max-height (light blue) and height (red) for the transition which makes your transition looks like it's delayed, both height / max-height is set to 0 when not opened and 10em when opened

The only part that disagrees with MySQL's date literal format is the 'Z' at the end.

The issue is largely unrelated to Jib. The root cause is missing required libraries inside the container environment.

First things first, it should be container.jvmFlags = ["-Djava.library.path=/native"] (not /native/* with the asterisk).

Now, jNetPcap is a Java wrapper around Libpcap and WinPcap libraries found on various Unix and Windows platforms. That is, on Linux (which is the OS of the container you are building), it depends on Libpcap and requires it to be installed on the system. Most OpenJDK container images (including the one Jib uses as a base image) does not come with Libpcap pre-installed, and I suspect the first problem being that you are not installing Libpcap into the container.

jNetPcap also requires loading other native libraries. In the case of my example below, they were the two .so shared object files that come with the jNetPcap package: libjnetpcap-pcap100.so and libjnetpcap.so.

For explanation, below is the complete example that creates a working container image.

• Dockerfile

Simply loop over B, and for each element in B find the index of its first occurence:

try this:

This instance

I have resolved by myself.

for someone who has same issue as me.

I used facebook javascript sdk instead of ngx-facebook as below.

index.html

Since xmlstarlet can't use the XPath 2.0 function ends-with(), you could try using substring() to check the end of the name...

Try replacing:

After some time i got a code, which is working fine. Maybe it will help someone later.