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The issue here is that the string "New York" which has spaces in it, and those spaces are put directly into the URL, which causes the initialization of the URL to fail. Spaces are not valid in URLs without first encoding them to %20.

You should change the line let cities: [String] = ... to var cities: [String] = ... and add this right line underneath it:

cities = cities.map { $0.replacingOccurrences(of: " ", with: "%20") }

This will replace every space in the city names with a %20 and store it back into the variable cities.

Change the dropdown ids to class instead to prevent duplicate ids. Also use a data- attribute since does not have value.

You can work with setattr(…) [Django-doc] for this:

Just specify what endpoints on which you want to disable CSRF. For example: csrf().ignoringAntMatchers("/actuator/**"). Doing so disables CSRF prorection for any request that starts with /actuator/.

You can copy paste run full code below
You can pass getData() and cityValue to widgetMyData(Future _future, Function callback)
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One of the strengths of MongoDB is the flexible schema.

You can certainly have contacts embedded for some of person documents, referenced for others, or a single person document that has some of its contacts embedded and some referenced.

One possible use of this is to have recently or frequently used contacts embedded for quick access (similar to a per-person cache) and all contacts available for lookup via reference.

The natural extension of this is that if a person's entire contact list fits within the person document, there is never a need to do a separate contact lookup for that person.

The tradeoff is:

A referenced approach allows contact lists to be arbitrarily large, but requires a separate contact lookup aside from the person lookup.

An embedded approach reduces the load on the database server by requiring only 1 lookup for both person and contacts, but limits the size of the person + contact list to 16MB.

A hybrid embedded/referenced approach requires a bit more complexity in the application code, but provides a reduction in query load on the database server while still allowing a contact list to be extremely large.

Instead of triggering each this.http.get('fullPersonApiUrl' + value['person-slug']) individually you could use forkJoin operator to call them in parallel. Then you could use RxJS map operator along with Array map and Object.assign method to return the combined results from first and second request.

Try the following

You can try the following:

You can use shuffle() method of the List class This will shuffle each time the stream emits a new value.