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Includes utility methods and command to search text within file(s).
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QUESTION
I'm trying to get Filepond working, but this one line in my CSS seems to break it - overflow: hidden;
within a ul selector.
I tried nuking entire sections of my page until Filepond worked, zeroed in on the css, and finally the aforementioned line within ul {}. I can wipe out everything else, leaving only that line, and Filepond's still broken, so I'm certain it's somehow the problem, but I don't have a clue how.
I tried using Chrome's Inspector feature to look at the run-time page source, and couldn't find overflow there.
Then I used Notepad++'s search-in-files function to thoroughly search the Filepond files for "overflow" but couldn't find it in conjunction with ul. The closest I could get was a const named list in the JS file. Somehow, I don't think that's related, but idk why. Will add the code for it here if requested.
Interestingly, overflow shows up a couple times in the changelog, once saying it fixed a "problem where list overflow would not render correctly." (v 2.2.1)
Chrome v73 (up to date) Filepond last updated 4/15/19
filepond_problem.html
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-18 at 18:05The input is located in .filepond--drop-label
and based on the styles appended to it, when you upload a file, there is some javascript going on that hides it. The same javascript probably shows the photo, which is in the next div, .firepond--list-scroller
. The photo and content do appear in a list, as does all the icons, so for now they are hidden. You said you'd do the photo part next, well, in this case you just kind of need to do it all together as they have different pieces that effect each other.
Looking at their ul .filepond--list
, I don't see the ul{overflow:hidden;}
that you do (before and after uploading a photo). So I'm not sure where that is coming from, it might be something you unknowingly added. That line of code is not needed.
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a C# program that searches a directory based and finds certain files based on user input (multiple .xml files named by date.) Right now I am starting small and just trying to filter out all the possible xml files regardless of name:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-29 at 15:53Currently you're providing a single argument to GetFiles
. You need to provide two separate arguments:
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