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Could you please try it? in here we get the current page number and slice queryset to get only needed elements.

It behaves exactly as it should. If you want to call printDocuments with the next index, you should use printDocument(++index) or justprintDocument(index+1), because it's the least confusing one. i++ returns current value of i and then adds 1. ++i first adds 1 and returns that increased value (so i+1).

Select every radio button with that name with querySelectorAll, then use Array.some to check whether one of the items in the list is checked:

You just simply need to have that name in the download="". So if you wanted to name the file myFile.pdf then you would do

there many ways to get today data from database.

It's trickier than it looks, because even allows you to input 9 without complaining (I believe it should complain and block the input, but for some reason does not). Example below

You'll need to do more than just mount the certs directory; Buildkit does not pick them up. To specify custom certificates for a registry, The documentation you linked details how you can use a custom self-signed certificate with a singular Docker Registry, and not in this more general case across a whole build. You can use these docs if you need to push or pull from a registry with custom certificates. Do not forget the additional configuration in buildkit_additional_config if this needs to be configured in your situation.

Now, on to why +hello-world is failing. The GIT CLONE command uses git under the hood. While git on your local machine may be configured to use these custom certificates, the git inside the build here is different, and does not share the same certificate configuration. You'll need to bring in the certificates manually via a COPY, or using a --secret/--secret-file/--build-arg to make it accessible, depending on your use case.

We have some examples in our unit tests that cover this use case. Here is using one with a custom clone over HTTPS using a custom cert; and here is how we are adding a custom cert to a build.

You need to specify that the field should work with None in case it has not been filled in. You can do that by setting the empty_value=… parameter [Django-doc]:

You can import the Maca2 in the maca_has_maca2 property: