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kandi X-RAY | Alerter Summary
An easy way to manage user alerting, providing a variety of alert options to speed up user alerting
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- Displays the alert display .
- Create a new alert .
- Finds the display view file .
- Register the application .
- Throws an exception with invalid view path exceptions .
- Throws an exception with invalid view .
- Get directory iterator
- Create an info alert
- Create an error alert
- Provides an alert
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QUESTION
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...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 07:27If the try
block does not generate a terminating error, it will not move into the Catch
block. This is controlled by -ErrorAction
parameter. By default it uses Continue
. So just change
QUESTION
TL;DR: This could be a question with an easy answer, but I'm either looking for a solution that allows me to use larger content images in macOS Big Sur notifications or evidence that it is no longer possible.
In macOS X High Sierra (and possibly Catalina), it was possible to display notifications in the top-right of the screen like so:
I'm working on changes to the OSS spotify-now-playing that will allow displaying album art in notifications as it currently does not do this. Here's what it looks like in Big Sur:
It was easy enough to add the content image to the notification. This is what that looks like:
The code for this looks something like this (chopped up for clarity):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 00:48According to Apple's own documentation on Notification Center, Big Sur has changed the way images are displayed.
This is not as definitive of proof as I'd like, but enough to keep me from looking for an answer. If Apple does this to their own notifications, then it's very unlikely it's possible with third-party software.
QUESTION
I want to lex the following code example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 14:21It's hard to read your lex rules, unfortunately. But you have two mistakes in your token definitions.
First, the following:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make the notification onclick button where it'd send a notification once clicked. In that function when I use 'this', it gives me a type mismatch error. Here's my code;
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-18 at 13:52Looks like the Alerter
library you're using expects an Activity
where you have this
. In a fragment, you can use requireActivity()
to get an activity reference.
QUESTION
When a websocket connection is made I want to show an alert message with Alerter(UI) library that connection is made succesfull. But it crashes every time when I want to show the message. It gives me the error: "Activity cannot be null" Probably because I call the function from another Class.
This is the code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-30 at 23:59Implement the listener in MainInstall
:
QUESTION
Newbie here. I've been taking a look at how SQLSVR makes use of prepared statements to protect against injections, but what they are protecting against are usually the queries themselves instead of something like a stored procedure. Am I somewhat safe from this with my current code?
I've been trying to understand the PHP manual here: https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.sqlsrv-query.php but I'm not exactly sure how this would look because I'm using a stored procedure.
Thank you for your time to read this and guidance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-27 at 08:40After digging a bit. The answer is no and stored procedures are not safe if they utilize dynamic SQL.
I was able to utilize prepared statements by reading the manual a couple thousand times.
QUESTION
Hi to all react geniuses. I am a newbie and I am trying to achieve a very simple thing here.
Below is the code, which tries to call a function sentTheAlert()
on button click. However, I get error in my console.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-13 at 17:44It looks like problem about using object for mapDispatchToProps. When you use mapDispatchToProps as an Object you should provide action creator, not void function :
QUESTION
I got an api request using axios coming from my backend server. I want to save the bearer token to the device storage or local storage. But when i do console.log
for the bearer token, it seems not working because what i get is something like a promise.
Here is my method
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-01 at 07:22You can use async/await
with try/catch
which makes it more readable. Also, you will need to await
the request to AsyncStorage
as it returns a promise.
QUESTION
In my application i want get data from server, for get connect to server i used Retrofit, OkHttp.
But when running application, show me force close error.
In android api 21+ is not error, but below api 21 show me force close error.
ApiClient class codes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-29 at 15:56For minSDK lower than 21, change your OkHttp version to 3.12.2 in gradle like this -
QUESTION
I am trying to show alert when I receive an error when calling some API.
First I tried to call the alert without DispatchQueue.main
but then I was getting an error that I can't call it from the background process.
My code now looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-11 at 11:37Unfortunately Postman doesn't generate very good template code.
It tries to use a semaphore to turn the asynchronous operation into a synchronouss one. It also uses try ?
rather than a proper do/try/catch
so errors will be swallowed instead of reported.
You can use a Result
type to combine the success and error callbacks.
UI operations such as presenting a new view or an error alert should be in the callback closure, not in the network operation itself. This is also true of processing the data returned by the operation:
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