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I'm trying to use Octane routing with Laravel in the routes/web.php file.

I am using the .net SDK Impinj Octane 3.6.0 and when connecting to my reader (ThingMagic Sargas) it gives me the error ENABLE_IMPINJ_EXTENSIONS : M_UnsupportedMessage

Is there a workaround for this so I don't get unsupported messages?

Context: I want to be able to look through my nested arrays of objects and depending on the array key that property belonged to then prepend the string.

Issue: I was able to do it before I changed my data structure to include more objects within the parent array. Probably not the most efficient way to do it but it worked (appreciate any pointers on tidying this up).

method to append:

I'm trying to figure out how to code table with widgets with sorting/filtering possibility. I use QItemDelegate, QAbstractTableModel, QTableView.

Already checked many threads on this topic which led me to code part of my app.

What I want to understand is how to properly delete rows to keep all these indexes and data coherent. At first I though I got it right, but playing with sorting and deleting more then few times shows very strange behavior for the column with button delete widget.

For example if I keep clicking button in the same table row (eg 5) these delete buttons simply shifts upword while first 3 column are updated correctly. Also some delete button are being duplicated.

Whole code:

So in Ember Octane there are two ways of attaching a function to an event in an hbs file.

The EmberJS way: {{on 'click' this.function}}

Classic HTML way: onclick={{this.function}}

Here they suggest using the prior syntax

However I don't see a reason why to use that syntax unless we have due reason to do so.

What are the reasons I would use the former over the latter?

I'd like to make a sticky nav bar like the one in this link: https://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_navbar_sticky

However, when I add the positon: sticky; property to the element in my code it works and the nav bar sticks after scrolling but when i scroll further down it goes away.

I would like it so that the nav bar is sticky just like the one in the example.

I'm learning Ember (3.21) and am at a loss as to why related items will not show as being attached to their parent model when retrieving from the store. I am having trouble finding answers to this question in Ember Octane, as most similar answers are for older versions and no one seems to be having this issue.

For context, I'm creating a very simple todo list app.

Looking in Ember inspector, my api returns properly and all records are added to the store:

My (JSON) rails api returns the data like so:

I’m trying to fire a callback passed down from a parent component. Our old pattern for handling this was to call the function in didInsertElement. In Octane, I see that we can use the did-insert modifier but that seems weird for this use case since we’re not updating the DOM element that we’d use to call did-insert. I've also seen onRender being used in a few cases but I don’t see documentation on that and it’s not firing for me. Any suggestions?

For this specific use case, we have a parent component that can have one of many child components. And for each child component we have specific text that gets displayed in the parent component and we want the child component to be the owner of that text.

I have this JSON response that i need decoded but i only need certain properties from it. I want to grab the Legend's name and the amount of kills they have on the legend. How do i struct by Legend Model in order to get the decoder to work properly?

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