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In your GetHierarchy function, you're looping through each task in the list sequentially. If the first task in the list has a null parentId then it will be added to the topTasks list.

If, however, the first task has a non-null parentId then it's added to the parent task in topTasks. Note that here the parent task does not yet exist in the topTasks list so the task is not inserted.

I would use a recursive function that first gets the task with a null parent and then uses that task's id to call the function recursively until it reaches the bottom of the tree.

A rough example:

There are a few things I feel are not right.

The helper function Create-HTMLTable is called with parameter $reports, but that is a typo, because the variable is actually called $Report.
Also, the function creates html from an array using ConvertTo-Html without the -Fragment switch and then tries to remove the extra html that is put in.
When using the -Fragment switch, there would be no need for that.

Next, when building the $Report, you are using $row.ServerName, but that seems never defined.

Try:

soup.select() will return list of elements.To append tag inside a single element you need to use select_one()

Just replace

div = soup.select("#links")

to

div = soup.select_one("#links")

Code:

For this problem, I initialize a variable to simulate your situation and we can just replace the < with < and replace the > with >. Then the send email action will work fine. Please refer to the steps below:

The whole expression is:

This is caused by the position: relative that is in the CSS class definition of card. This means that this.offsetLeft and this.offsetTop are not given with respect to the viewport, but to the card element (and thus give smaller values than expected).

You can get the right coordinates by using getBoundingClientRect:

You could use filesystem API to write anything you want to any file. You would create an HTML string using any method you want (string concatenation for example or using Underscore.js templates) and then write it to any file using the Node.js filesystem API.

Put text in </code> and read it's content using js/jQuery.</p> <p>Create links dynamically in memory and later use where needed (I simply append to DOM)</p> <p><div class="snippet" data-lang="js" data-hide="false" data-console="true" data-babel="false"> <div class="snippet-code"> <pre class="snippet-code-js lang-js prettyprint-override"><code>var urlBase = 'https://example.com'; $(document).ready(function () { $('#input').change(function () { var lines = $(this).val().split("\n"); // Split textarea content by new line var links = $('#links'); // Links container links.html(''); // Empty container content $.each(lines, function (i, line) { links.append($('<a>', {href: urlBase + '/' + line, text: line})); // Append new link element }) }) })</code></pre> <pre class="snippet-code-css lang-css prettyprint-override"><code>#links a { display: block; }</code></pre> <pre class="snippet-code-html lang-html prettyprint-override"><code><script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script> <textarea id="input">

can you try this?