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QUESTION
I'm trying to increase page speed by loading my Google Maps two seconds after page load. While doing so, I keep on getting "Cannot read property 'extend' of undefined". I know there is some asynchronous loading going on but I'm not sure how to get it in proper order to get this map to load 2 seconds after the page is done. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 14:09The initial https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=key
loads additional scripts that are not being captured by your implementation. The package, https://www.npmjs.com/package/@googlemaps/js-api-loader, enables the following pattern and is probably what you want:
QUESTION
In Hibernate Search 5.x I can map entity method as the fulltext field like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 11:37If there is no field named wholeName
, Hibernate Search 6 will automatically fall back to the getter. The ElementType
from Hibernate Search 5 is no longer necessary, and that's why it was removed.
Note that Hibernate Search is also smarter when it comes to detecting changes in entities. That's usually great, but the downside is that you'll need to tell Hibernate Search what other attributes wholeName
relies on. See this section of the documentation (you can also find an example using the programmatic mapping API here).
When an attribute has a field but no getter, or a getter but no field, there is no ambiguity. Hibernate Search uses the only available access type.
When an attribute has both a field and a getter, there is a choice to be made. Hibernate Search 6 chooses to comply with Hibernate ORM's access type.
Hibernate ORM accesses attributes either by direct access to the field ("field" access type) or through getters/setters ("property" access type).
By default, the access type in Hibernate ORM is determined by where your @Id
annotation is. In this case, the @Id
annotation is located on a field, not a method, so Hibernate ORM will use the "field" access type. And so will Hibernate Search.
You can also set the Hibernate ORM access type explicitly using the @Access
annotation, either for the whole entity (put the annotation on the class) or for a particular property (put the annotation on the field). Hibernate Search will comply with this too.
QUESTION
I am trying to make map queries with here maps on routes with reactjs, currently I can display the map in my application with this code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-17 at 00:38this worked for me: Change API_KEY, origin and destination. Luck! https://codesandbox.io/s/react-with-heremap-2cze0?file=/src/mapHere.js
QUESTION
I have custom key for c++ map with '<' overloaded.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-23 at 13:42Try to consider the case that key1 > rhs.key1
and key2 == rhs.key2
and key3 < rhs.key3
, the operator <
would return true
which is not expected.
You could keep (key1 == rhs.key1)
in the last brance of the operator ||
in the operator <
. e.g.
QUESTION
I am a Java developer who just switched to Kotlin and I haven't completely unterstood it yet. I cant understand why I cant use my obj in the other methods in my following code..? I use kotlin on IntelliJ in combination with selneium(which shouldnt really make a difference, should it?) I tried putting it out of the init method but that didnt work either... Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-04 at 17:11The issue is that obj
is a variable local to the init
method, so it's equivalent to the following Java code:
QUESTION
I'm working on a custom store locator based on the Google Maps JS API and I am retrieving all the location data from a JSON file. Every store can be filtered by a combination of select filters.
My goal is to filter by "type of store" (string), "brands" (array of brands) and "tailor" (string). Filtering by string (single value) works perfectly, but I'm stuck on the "brands" filter. The script can't match a value from within the array. So my question is: what do I need to modify to achieve a combination of string + array filters?
I'm using the following code: https://codepen.io/xtiggerk/pen/GBNPdO
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-30 at 07:35You can try to change your matchesFilter
function as follows:
QUESTION
My code does not work. I need to compare the value of the array to the value that was entered and return the latitude and longitude values in order to plot this point on the map, but only get the error Cannot read property Latitude of undefined.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-07 at 00:22Your search
function has a conditional return value. So in the case that none of the items in the array argument match the condition, it will return undefined. You need to handle this case before trying to reference properties on the function's return value.
Edit: I'm hesitant to provide a working example because I have no idea what your spec is, but here's one that would work:
QUESTION
I tried to manually reproduce python dict underlying code(it can only implement setitem
and getitem
), but I met a problem: The hashmap I wrote can only work well when the value type is basic data types(like int,str etc).If the value's type is object, the hashmap can only set item, the python will crash when getting the object type's value.
The error message is " Fatal error: GC object already tracked"
I guess there are several possible problems:
- something wrong in the (PyTypeObject)PyHashMap_Type definition
- The getitem method return's PyObject*, but the python cannot resolve the object's pointer
Here are some cases I have test
...case1:the key and value types are all basic data types, it works well
case2:the key's type is object,but the value type is basic data type , it works well
case3:the key'type is basic data type, but the value type is object, the python crash when getting item, even though the value is the an empty object
case4:the key and value types are all object, the result is the same as case3
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-11 at 13:23I believe you've messed up the reference counting (although it's hard to be absolutely certain with incomplete code).
Your reference count for the stored values should be at least one (to represent the fact that you hold a reference to it as part of your dictionary). However, at the point you return it then it should be two (one for the reference that you hold, and one for the reference to the return value).
I suspect in PyMap_GetItem
you should do:
QUESTION
I am trying to show bing maps on my React Application using props. The Maps are properly displayed on load but when the props change it will not reload the map component. I know the issue is componentDidMount() will be called only once when the component loads but I am not sure how to resolve it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-06 at 17:12I would you use this approach
QUESTION
Why does my google map doesn't display anything ? I've tried other techniques but still it wont show up ?
the api key was already applied .
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-22 at 17:12- Please make sure the google maps JS is included properly before you call it in javascript.
The google map is there but its not visible, please add hight and width:
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Install searchmap
If Download, rename this Project to searchmap and move it to xampp/htdocs or var/www/html or like
Type the composer update in the Project folder
Open file application/views/core/layouts/app.php
Change API_KEY with Your API_KEY
Open file application/controllers/Pusher.php
Change KEY_1, KEY_2, and KEY_3 with Your KEY
Create Database with name searchmap and import file searchmap.sql
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