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Airlines is a virtual team board manager, allowing every member to handle his tasks on a weekly basis.
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- Hydrate task from request .
- Edits an existing Member entity .
- Split a task .
- Register bundles .
- Creates a task .
- Deletes a Task entity .
- Updates a board .
- Get the previous week year .
- Get the realpath cache size
- Generate root task url .
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QUESTION
Here I'm trying to create a actionlink between tabs, but I have many nested tabs within and since I'm calling the links from the nested tabs itself and not the main session, I'm not able to place the id's correctly.
I've looked into this question : Question , but this works for only the main session.
Here's a part of my reproducible code:
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Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 16:19Try this: library(shiny) library(tidyverse)
QUESTION
This is my function:
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Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 13:03Use Postgres's parameter placeholder instead of sqlx one. Change from
QUESTION
I have data like so:
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Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 11:51Well, I managed to get your solution by using aggregateByKey
function and map
to return the desired "schema":
QUESTION
I have a MongoDB collection that looks like this:
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Answered 2021-May-27 at 15:27$unwind
deconstructcontent
array$group
byairline
andcontent
and get the total count$group
by the onlyairline
and constructcounts
array key-value format$arrayToObject
convert key-value array to object
QUESTION
I have structured my data in Firebase such that I have a collection of 'users' and each user has various fields as well as a 'skillsIndustry' Array field which contain Maps items (that have fields 'experience' and 'industry').
Now I would like to query my collection of users so that I can ask for all users that have worked in 'Airlines' with experience code of >= 1
Is this possible at all? Or do I have to create sub collections and then use Collection Group Queries?
Many thanks
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Answered 2021-May-13 at 13:23No, this is not possible. You can use array-contains
to query for the entire object, as explained in this SO answer, but not to query with >
or <.
You could create a subcollection, but you can probably find a solution based on the duplication of the data in the same document, which is a common approach in the NoSQL world.
For example, you could have some extra fields named airlinesExperience
, shippingExperience
, etc. Then you use the skillsIndustry
Array field when you want to display all the skills and years of experience, but you use the xxxExperience
fields when you want to query.
Another possibility would be to use a map of key/value pairs like
QUESTION
I have this data from mongodb that i am getting this way and receiving it on the client side
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Answered 2021-May-13 at 10:42The easiest solution would be to modify your data()
method to look like this:
QUESTION
We're using flight offers search api and ready to move to prod. But when we search flights with ECONOMY class the prices are not even close to "amadeus.net" search engine results or TK (Turkish Airlines) web site prices. If we use BUSINESS class as a parameter the api results are closer to real prices. How can we solve this issue?
The sample query is: (IST - CGN 25th May ECONOMY and TK Opearated flight departures 16:05 )
/v2/shopping/flight-offers?originLocationCode=IST&destinationLocationCode=CGN&departureDate=2021-05-25&adults=1&travelClass=ECONOMY&includedAirlineCodes=TK&nonStop=true&max=250
The api result is: €206.55
TK Web Site: €121
Amadeus.net €103
Detailed API result:
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Answered 2021-May-12 at 14:10There are two reasons why you see different prices:
- The Self-Service APIs return published airfares coming from the GDS and not any negotiated ones. That means the flights returned by the APIs can be more expensive than the ones you find in OTAs or airline websites.
- In the test environment that you are using, you get access to cached flight data which might be different from the live prices.
QUESTION
I have following problem using plotly graph objects: I am currently working with airline-data. My aim is to create a bubble / scatter plot where I can show which airline, traveled how far and how many flights they needed.
The problem is, that I can't get the points to match the legend correctly.
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Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 12:30The data to create the graph was created appropriately, so please replace it. Specify the airline name in the loop process of the scatter plot.
QUESTION
I'm trying to build an image gallery with description below the image. Every thing run well except when i added in a longer description, the second row goes misorder.
How to overcome this issue?
my testing site is : http://osakaairport.com/airlines/index.htm
below is the sample code: (short code due to limited by stack overflow)
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Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 05:50One way to tackle this is to set the following to class responsive1
.
QUESTION
I have an Xml file that I want to update, an extract from it:
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Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 16:33Assuming your data looks like this:
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