Showplan | WordPress plugin for radio scheduling | Content Management System library

Shall I kill this process and start over

Yes. The most pressing problem is your join predicate T.RepID = T.RepID. This means the query won't be doing what you hoped.

The join condition between the UPDATE target and #temp table is left completely uncorrelated.

The execution plan image shows that SQL Server treated it as below

The PayPal-PHP-SDK is deprecated, and not compatible with the current version of PayPal Subscriptions. You should not be using it for anything.

Instead, integrate directly with the necessary Product, Plan, and subscription management API calls described in that Subscriptions documentation. (Plus webhooks, if desired--to be notified of future subscription events)

You can also manage Products and Plans manually in the receiver account:

• Sandbox: https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/billing/plans
• Live: https://www.paypal.com/billing/plans

I found schema location on first line of the xml (http://schemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2004/07/showplan/sql2019/showplanxml.xsd) and then used the xsd.exe tool to create classes. Then used code below to parse the xml

If your images are quite big like over 100KB (each) then you may consider creating thumbnails to the same images with a different filename and smaller size like 10-20KB.

This will increase your app's speed.

To resize the image you can use the following code. The function will keep the aspect ratio of the original image. Also, the code will set to 72dpi the original image. The result will be a small optimized file ready for rendering to your view.

Your depth test is disabled or your context doesn't have a depth buffer. First make sure that you set a pixel format with depth buffer during initialization. QOpenGLWidget documentation has an example of that:

You can wrap your ajax call in a function and then call that function each time you select a new date.

To show the current OR selected date on screen you can use .text function display the date. As soon as the date page is loaded the ajax will be called and the current date data will fetch from PHP.

Lastly, once you do the ajax call you can show the PHP ajax data accordingly in your success function.

Edit: You can pass your selecteddate to this function as well => showplannings(data.datecourante, data.message, selectedDate); add a third argument in this function and receive this third argument in your showplannings function and do whatever is necessary.

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