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kandi X-RAY | message-board Summary
Message Board is a Laravel 5 package which assigns a message board to each User, where posts and comments can be posted. Bans and a permission system are provided out of the box. Social features such as "likes" are included as well. The package comes bundled with a highly customizable full featured API, which needs to be enabled in the config file, to let your application use Message Board through asynchronous calls without having to write your own API.
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- Retrieve all the posts in the specified user .
- Listen to a like create event
- Add permissions .
- Store a user
- Registers the repositories .
- Authenticates a user .
- Read a notification .
- Create a like for a user
- Determine if this model is new
- Send a new notification
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message-board Examples and Code Snippets
MessageBoard::getOrderedUserPosts($user);
public function store(Request $request)
{
[...]
$user = User::findOrFail($request->get('id_user'));
MessageBoard::createPost($user, Auth::user(), null, $text);
[...]
}
public function postLi
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QUESTION
I have a list of object-ids and need to send each one to the backend for processing. Backend processing is time intensive, resource intensive, and prone to failure. Hence, I would like each item processed one at a time with the results of the backend processing rendered on the browser.
My code is as follows (simplified for easy reading):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 18:50What if the next Ajax request was initiated on success
of the first?
You would have to place the Ajax code inside a named function so you can call it again on success
. You even can insert a delay in between each requests (Here I used 800ms). The key is to check the "job" index compared to the items
length.
Here is an example using JSON PlaceHolder.com... Where the responses are obtained super quickly. But try that with your longer requests. I'm pretty sure it will work fine.
QUESTION
Trying to make an organized "announcement" message-board with multi-threading. One thread reads messages and calls the other thread to send said messages to connected users.
I'm not entirely sure why the std::thread constructor fails to compile. I've tried ref()
ing everything, didn't work. I've tried ref()
ing only the stuff that needs to be referenced, didn't work.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-23 at 20:15sendMessages
takes a std::ofstream
by value, as std::ofstream
is not copyable, even without std::thread
you can only call it with a temporary or r value.
For example this won't compile:
QUESTION
I have a method initialized within the parent component called setMessage()
and I'd like to be able to call it within the child component.
main.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-24 at 20:55You have a couple options.
Option 1 - referencing $parent from child
The simplest is to use this.$parent
from your child component. Something like this:
QUESTION
I tried to deploy the fullstack app from my GitHub to Heroku but got 503 error though it works fine on local computer. Which issues can occur?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-27 at 16:40Change
QUESTION
I can't figure out how to inject HTML and javascript onto a webpage with Firefox extensions.
This works with Chrome extension but does NOT work with Firefox. Notice I use chrome.extension.getURL which pulls in HTML and Javascript.
Here is my manifest - note I dont even use the background stuff
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-10 at 11:28You're adding this HTML into the web page using your content script and web_accessible_resources. It's not related to the extension's CSP that forbids inline scripts in extension pages like the browser_action popup or the options page. In your case the CSP of the page applies to the stuff you add in it. The page may forbid inline scripts easily, sites often do that.
You can either rewrite the Content-Security-Policy
HTTP header of the page using webRequest API or rework the code a bit, the latter being a better solution not only because it's more focused but also because the result of rewriting an HTTP header is random when several extensions are doing it in the same HTTP request.
So let's rework the code:
- store the scripts separately
- fetch and inject via browser.tabs.executeScript
- run the injected code when we want it
The important change of behavior is that the code will be running in the content script's context, using content script's jQuery and variables. Previously your code was running in the page context so it was using jQuery and other variables of the page.
I'm using Mozilla's browser
WebExtension namespace polyfill and async/await syntax.
manifest.json:
QUESTION
I am following this tutorials and created a model and can see the data from admin page. https://djangoforbeginners.com/message-board/
However, i am unable to see the see the posts in the html page. My html pages is inside the template:
Model:
pages/models.py ...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-22 at 01:53The variables you declare posts = Post.objects.all()
and contex= {'posts': posts}
are not automatically passed to the context, you have to use get_context_data
QUESTION
I am putting together a Python package that uses a Cygwin executable without having Cygwin installed. This means that I have an executable (.exe
) file and a library (.dll
) file inside my package. I am doing this so that the tool can be used on Windows by people who only use Windows and Python. I am new to Python packages, so I appreciate any help.
How do I make my package point to the executable file inside my package? This would be used, for example, instead of the executable referenced by PATH
. The answer might be out there, but all I've found in my search is a bunch of info on how to create an executable from a Python script, which is NOT what I want.
The tool is sclite
, a tool to score speech recognition output. For information about how I get the tool available on Windows, have a look at the How to Install SCLITE (for reproduce-ability) section, below.
Here's a small, "toy" example of how I have my package set up.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-16 at 18:04I finally got this to work. The sources which I patched together are below. The basic answer is that I used the __file__
variable to find the directory from which the packaged module was called, then used relative paths to get to my executable. I'm not really satisfied with this solution (here are some situations in which it won't work), but it gets the job done for now.
The MANIFEST.in
file stayed the same:
QUESTION
I want to submit a form in React and I'm trying to update the state twice with one submitHandler. The second update depends on the first update.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-12 at 18:20There is nothing asynchronous in the repo but did find one thing that was wrong in allMessageReducer.js:
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