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I'm using Blazor WASM with JavaScript for Web API. I have this error:

Error: Could not find 'AddDb' ('AddDb' was undefined).

JavaScript

Apologies if the phrasing of the question is bad, it's because I can't come up with the proper words to describe it.

I am doing some Selenium automation and the flow is as below:-

1. Navigate to page
2. At interval of 1 second, check if page contains an element
3. If page contains the element, refresh the page, if not, go back to Step 2
4. Wait for page to finish reloading, before repeating Step 2

This is what I managed to come up with:-

I'm trying to create a program as described in the image linked below. I'm finding trouble with how to print the characters on the same line so that I can get 20 across and how to go to a new line after the first 20 characters have printed. Can you help me figure out a way to print the randomly selected characters into a 20 by 7 grid? Thank you for the help! Below is what I have so far but it's printing every new character on its own line and for gridArray[3] the forward-slash has to have two quotes otherwise it says that it's not a valid string. Does anyone know how I could solve these problems?

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I have tried to find an answer to this, but have been unsuccessful. I think I lack the understanding as to what is going on.

I have a dash app, and am trying to deploy to a server. I've wrapped it in Flask and am using waitress to serve it up.

The app is simple, single page of HTML, couple of drop-downs, these drive a report. I've excluded the details.

My problem is I can't see how to trigger the app.layout (where the HTML sits) from the @app.route statement.

File layout is:

• server.py
• myappname (dir)
• • init.py
• • myappname.py
• • views.py

Code (skeletal)

I want to do something like this:

I have some photos on my website and I'm trying to put the JS equivalent of a CSS :hover effect on the captions with a .25s transition.

You can see in the code below I'm doing this with onmouseover() and onmouseout() events in the HTML and then writing a transition function in the JS. Pretty basic stuff. Everything works almost like it should. The caption transitions in when I put my mouse on the photo, and transitions out when I mouse off.

HOWEVER, if I just fly my mouse over the photo very quickly, sometimes the caption will come in and stay there until I mouse over it again. That doesn't happen every time. I'm no expert in machine mechanics and order of operations, but it almost seems to me as if, when I do that, the onmouseover() and onmouseout() events overlap and the "winner" is what executes.

I was wondering if there's any certain way to make sure that when I flick my mouse over very quickly, the caption either doesn't show up or goes away every time instead of transitioning in and staying there. Is it a simple matter of putting a delay on one of the transitions? Or is there some way I can prioritize one function if they both try to execute simultaneously?

The site isn't live yet so I can't link you to it, but here's the code for one of the photos and the JS for the events. I didn't put the CSS in there so I think the

I am manipulating some strings which contain a number and characters. Input strings are such elementX5, elementX50 and so on. I know how to change them elements_10, elements_100 etc. with the following code:

I'm trying to serialize an object into a string.

The xml from which the c# models was taken had multiple namespaces:

I have an android app where my activity contains list view. I am working automation test case for swipe to delete list view item. I have written this code for fetching my list view: