fqs | Pretty-print query strings and hash fragments | Runtime Evironment library
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Pretty-print query strings and hash fragments in a human-readable, copy-pasteable format.
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I have this test in my project:
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Answered 2020-Oct-20 at 09:21@SpringBootTest
annotation is used to setup the entire application context while the @DataJpaTest
will setup the application context so that you could test your jpa related code, it will setup a slice of your application context for this specific use case .So there is no need to use the @SpringBootTest
annotation with @DataJpaTest
, use it like :
QUESTION
Totally new to Solr. Could anyone tell me if these statements are correct
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Answered 2020-Mar-13 at 03:26Your all other statements are correct but the following is not.
&fq=month:"11" & fq=month:"12" -> All separate fq clauses are treated as AND operations hence, this will not return any results unless month is a multivalued field with documents having both 11 and 12 values.
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Answered 2018-Oct-16 at 15:43At this point, I think you just need to style your span.badge elements.
Looking at the University of Waikato Reseach Commons, I see the following CSS.
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I have a 1D signal array. This array holds information about some features that I want to analyze with np.fft
.
As an example I tried the following:
My function should be the simple sine wave lambda x : sin(x)
, in theory when I put an input array through this function I would get a signal array, which when transformed with an fft should tell me that the main component from that signal was (in pseudocode) signal = 1* sin(x)
.
So far I couldnt get any wiser from any of the answers here so I put this question up.
Now my question: How do I get the "raw" sine component weights from my signal ?
This is where I'm stuck:
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Answered 2018-Apr-25 at 16:26Even though your x
variable is know shown here, I think you're not generating a periodic function. This works fine for me:
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So I have a filter form on a page that show paginated results. Currently when you apply the filter settings using a get request everything works but when you try to switch pages it resets. I have thought of passing a url from one page to another using a script like the one below. This copies the url but does not actually change the page, just copies the string. You can see in the urls below that the url does change page but the actual webpage stay on the first page regardless of the url. I am using Django and Django filters. Maybe a there is a better jQuery solution, Any suggestions?
script ...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-08 at 01:36If I understand correctly you're adding pagination server-side ?page={{...}}
and you adding already existing url parameters via js.
The resulting urls have two ?
in it which may be why the link doesn't give you the correct page.
location.search includes the ?
so to add that to your ?page=x you'd have to replace ?
with &
:
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