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QUESTION
I want to filter out some instance based on the query parameter I get in the GET call.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-03 at 13:27You can pass parameters to a Serializer using its context:
QUESTION
I have a dataframe as below,
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Answered 2021-Nov-19 at 10:53df["URL_domains"] = df["URL_domains"].apply(eval)
QUESTION
I'm running into a bizarre problem where page rendering works on mobile but the moment WiFi is disconnected, the images no longer load. I am baffled by this, although admittedly I am not too familiar with SSR/CR best practices.
I've even installed the nuxt-user-agent
agent in an attempt to cut down the some unnecessary resources that are loaded, as I suspected it was a mobile device mechanism to cut down data usage.
Now I'm beginning to wonder if the javascript injection of the mouseover/hover out is playing a role in this -- but that doesn't explain why it would work on devices connected to WiFi.
Appreciate all your help. Relevant code:
The component:
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Answered 2021-Oct-20 at 14:27Thank you @Michal Levý for pointing out that none of the images were loading for him on a desktop browser.
I feel stupid.
Fixed some issues with the Nginx reverse proxy config, some middleware configs here and there, and set ENV to production, and somewhere along the way things got fixed. That was a headache.
QUESTION
I wanna use this Arrayformula for a row (get the data from that row, and have the input also in it).
=ARRAYFORMULA(IF((LEN($C1:$C100)>240),IMPORTDATA(CONCATENATE("tinyurl.com/api-create.php?" & $C1),"")))
If the link is longer than 240 char. > to make it with tiny URL instead. It works if I put the formula on a different row, but when I try to conditional format the whole row it doesn't work / return anything, or when I use it as arrayformula it has the #REF - circular dependency error.
Is there a way to solve this (apply it to the whole row, take the date from that row and return the output on it also).
< it works on B - when applied for A, but not on row C for C
Thanks. (I couldn't link tiny url, but you can see it full in pic)
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Answered 2021-Sep-24 at 17:02You can try this sample script below that will add a Custom Menu
on your spreadsheet file. Just copy & paste the script to your sheet as a bound script:
Copy the script from here
Sample Demonstration:Note: Codes that contains tiny URL API, see here for more info, can't be posted directly on here. Thus, I have temporarily shared the sample script from this free code sharing site, which will expire after 24 hours
After saving the custom script, you will have these options:
Option 1 will produce the same result as to your original formula. The option 2 will ignore the URLs below 240 characters.
Sample:
Result:
If you select
Tiny URL ver.2
, only the URLs with more than 240 characters will be changed and the rest of the URLs remains the same instead of being replaced withFALSE
QUESTION
I'm trying to learn a few things by implementing a URL Shortner using Spring-boot, React, SQLite3.
My Controller
class is supposed to
- render the
index
when someone goes tohttp://localhost:8080
. Where they get the option to input a long URL, click a button, to get a shortened URL sayaBcD
. This isindex()
at path/
. - redirect to long URL when someone goes to
http://localhost:8080/aBcD
. This isredirectTinyurl()
at path/{shortUrl}
. - I've also added the REST API that creates these mappings (long <> short) in same
Controller
. This iscreateTinyurl()
at path/tinyurl
.
Problem (I think) is when index
is rendered, and browser tries to fetch http://localhost:8080/main.css
it matches up with URL pattern (/{shortUrl}
) and Spring calls redirectTinyurl()
in teh Controller
.
Is there a way to make Spring serve such resources by itself and also call my redirectTinyurl()
when appropriate? Or a way where in I can pass some calls to Spring, if I can figure out that this is a request for resource not someone trying to resolve a URL.
Interestingly it can differentiate between /tinyurl
and /{shortUrl}
.
My main.css
is already in src/main/resources/static/main.css
.
Here is full folder structure.
Controller
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Answered 2021-Oct-03 at 06:15According to your code it seems like you are using Themeleaf in your project.
I replicated your problem with following,
QUESTION
I want to have an endpoint that looks like: localhost:5000/abc123
This is basically to replicate the functionality of tinyurl.
Controller
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-15 at 21:43Use Route constraint to filter values for myString
For example, if a file name is a string containing a dot .
is a valid suggestion in your case, you can use the following regex
to accept alphanumeric strings
QUESTION
i have a url on my page that is "http://127.0.0.1:8000/affiliation/link/10006/".
In the above url I want to add the user id along so that it looks like :"http://127.0.0.1:8000/affiliation/link/01/10006/" something like this, whereas '01' is the user id of the user who uploaded the product.
Below are the files.
views:
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Answered 2021-Jul-08 at 12:25if you really want user.id in your path you can add it just like "uid" in your current urlpatterns
QUESTION
I am trying to figure out what is wrong with my cpp code, and i need your help!
valgrind Output:
the error occurs here (in the test file):
list = list.apply(getLen);
the function getLen:
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Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 19:45You allocated a SortedList
object in main()
which allocated memory and never freed it.
The other blocks belong to the std::string
objects inside the list. They are only lost because the list holding them lost track of them.
When doing your analysis, don't worry about the 6 indirectly lost blocks, focus on the one directly lost one.
Almost certainly this is a violation of the "Rule of Five". Your SortedList
does an allocation in its constructor and doesn't properly manage that allocation in its move-assignment operator.
Looking at your code in the copy assignment operator, this line is causing the leak
QUESTION
In my application when user open app by click "app icon" then screen open by this flow
SplashActivity -> WelcomeActivity -> SignInActivity
when user open app by click "some link" then screen flow is
Splashactivity -> VideoActivity
when I open app by click "some link" then screen flow is same as above
Splashactivity -> VideoActivity
but when i press back in splash activity in this condition app goes to "SignInActivity" instead of close the app
manifest for Splash, Welcome, video activity
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Answered 2021-May-28 at 08:47This is your activity stack:
QUESTION
I'm generation tinyUrl and sending this via mail as well sms to customer ,i want to generate tinyURL from nodejs code so that if user access this URL after particular date then it should get expire . I can successfully generating tinyurl from bellow code but I want to generate link with expiry date so that Link will expire automatically once user click after particular date.
any way to solve this or is another alternative for this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 12:10From what I can gather, you're using the tinyurl
npm package from https://www.npmjs.com/package/tinyurl which leverages the API from tinyurl.com to create shortened urls. This package doesn't support expiring links, which means that once you create a url using their service, it will be forever registered at tinyurl.com.
You can, however, use the tinyurl API directly, ignoring the tinyurl
npm package. Tinyurl has great documentation at tinyurl .com /app /dev
(added spaces because link shorteners are blacklisted on SO) which explains that you can send a PATCH request to the api at /update to change where the link is sent.
Since I can't see what is calling generateTinyUrl
or how the response is used, I'm not sure what the best path forward is for your case. But, as I see it, you have two options.
- Option 1: I would advise that you learn how to use an external API and remove the
tinyurl
npm package from your code. You could then schedule a cron job or similar to scan your urls, detect which ones have expired, and send a request to /update to change the url to a custom page that explains to the user that their link has expired. - Option 2: When you generate a tinyURL, have it point to a domain that you control. Generate that page so that when it is accessed, it gathers relevant data from your database, including its expiration date. When the expiration date is reached, that page could then display a custom expiration message which you write.
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