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I recently learned that the browser will fire the toggle event of the details element simply by setting the contents on an element, even when it's not in the DOM. The following executes an alert:

I'm working on a document backup solution that needs to be bulletproof. Im running my backup each week, and Im able to do a dryrun before the actual dump to determine how many documents I am going to dump. So, I have a target number.

Issue is, when I actually RUN the mongodump, it writes all output to the CONSOLE, not to stdout. So I cant capture the output to a variable, find the number of documents it dumped, and compare to my target number.

Ive also looked and dont see any way to use mongorestore to get a record count in the file after the fact.

And no, wc -l doesnt work.

So, this is what I see written to console during the mongodump:

I am new to PHP and Arrays, I am trying to get the values from an array. But no matter how I'm trying to do it, I can't get the value. What am I doing wrong?

The Array:

I am working on a Responsive html email template that is giving me issues when tested for Outlook Desktop Display. You'll see the table that includes the buttons at the top and the text/buttons on the 2nd half of the email are all shoved to the right. The buttons are stacking when it's not mobile -- this is desktop. I don't know what could be causing this, and have tried a bunch of ways that don't seem to fix it. VML is very important to this client, so that's why the buttons are bulletproof buttons. Also, I don't have access to Email on Acid to test on my own, because of corporate issues I guess so I have been trying fixes blind and the client is testing them and giving me the results which has not really been working to find a solution. I am sure it is something simple, but I would really appreciate some other eyes on it at this point.

I've been learning how to use NodaTime, as I think it is a far superior "all things temporal" library that the handful of structs in the BCL. Reading the docs and experimenting.

This experiment has me flummoxed. I started out just trying to parse a ZonedDateTime. The things I was trying were not successful, so I thought I'd try something which should be "bulletproof". The following code represents that attempt:

I have paths that looks like this.

I am creating a text-based game for a school project. I am a novice and found a pretty good YouTube tutorial. I am following along in the beginning pretty closely so that I may understand better. I've entered this code almost identical to what the tutorial has stated and the code in the tutorial works but mine does not. What am I doing wrong? My output is as follows...

I need your help for a minute.

We have the problem that players can assign more things in the inventory than normally possible (example: I don't have "25" sandwiches but if I enter "025" as value I can give 25 to another player).

Does anyone know how I can fix this?

Code-snippet is here:

(server-side):

I have a "template" sheet that I copy in a loop(number of values in a column in another sheet) and then I use that value in the column to rename the sheet. In my current code, I unhide the template sheet, copy after, and then rename the sheet using the Index plus the loop index i. This approach is dependent on the template sheet always being in the same location, so that the other sheets can be inserted after and the index is correct. I'd like to make this more bulletproof, so that on each iteration of the loop, the copied sheet is added as the last sheet and then renamed, so that it is not dependent on the "template" index value (in case a user inserts a sheet after the "template").