perma | Generate perma-links from your long urls | Search Engine Optimization library

If you know the owner or provider of the API, and they have a website, you could run a WHOIS search on the domain and hope the administrator's email is in the record. Then send an email asking.

Failing that I don't think there's much more you can do if you've exhausted Google.

I am including below a simple script to create and send your chart based on your data within the gmail message body. To achieve this I took use of the data table creator to create a table with my data to then use the Bar Chart builder with different features (it is very customizable, please refer to the documentation linked) to create the chart. Finally, I converted this chart into a Blob to be able to insert the chart image in HTML.

The important thing here is that you want to reference your inline image in your HTML body in order to link the blob with the image tag using cid. The following piece of code has self-explanatory comments:

As the images can have different aspect ratios it is quite messy to move just one image at a time to the back of the queue, and would require JavaScript intervention.

A similar method is to have exactly two copies of the images, to animate permas div element to move to the left by 50% of its width, i.e. to get all 10 images out of the way to the left, and have the viewport filled by the start of the second set.

Then get permas back to where it was initially and repeat.

There was some worry expressed in the comments that too much work would be needed. I have tested 10 images of different sizes and different content as well as the image given in the question and have found the GPU usage on my reasonably powerful laptop with Windows 10 to be pretty consistent around 20%. Of course, with lots more images (and possibly if some have natural dimensions very large, though I haven't tested that) there might be more processor time needed.

I haven't seen any jerkiness. You do have to be confident that the 10 images will more than cover the viewport width - but that assumption was also made in the question.

Here's the snippet with the original image:

Section headers generate an implicit hyperlink target based on the heading text. What you want is the ability to use a custom hyperlink target; an explicit hyperlink target. We can do that like this:

Locking only works when your workspace is configured as a server workspace. After locking a file only other users with a server workspace will be aware of the lock.

According to your description and warning message, seems you are working with a local workspace.

For local workspace, you need to use permissions or check-in policies to prevent changes to a branch.

• Simply deny contribute of check-in for all users on that 2 old branches if you want to use permission.
• You could kindly refer Martin's solution--Branch Policies for TFVC if you want to use branch policy.

Every time when u call GET_USER_INSCRIPTIONS_SUCCESS action u change the state what`s connected to your component and it calls useEffect again, because dependencies changed

for fix

You may use this code in site root .htaccess:

You can't use arbitrary Java snippets in a JPQL query.

But you may use SpEL expressions in a query annotation. Just take note that you need to use the special T operator to access static members. Therefore the following (or something similar to it) should work:

I can see why you want to refactor your code!

You are trying to reinvent the cut function using ifelse statements and without taking advantage of the ability to seperate logic out into simple chunks using functions.

Your whole complex code can be replaced with this: