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Using broadcasting:

Microsoft software is infamous for assuming the contents of a file are encoded in the native Windows character encoding. If your file is written in something reasonable like UTF-8 it is likely to be misinterpreted.

The way to get Microsoft applications like Excel to recognize UTF-8 properly is to put a byte order mark at the front of the file. Python can add this automatically if you open the file with encoding='utf_8_sig'.

Move the existing functions(ex. write_to_csv) to different file for example 'utility_functions.py'. Import it in main.py using from utility_functions import write_to_csv. Now you can use the function 'write_to_csv' in main.py as

write_to_csv(all_keys)

Edit In the main.pyfile use from data_extraction import data_extraction instead of import data_extraction

In data_extraction.py file

Remove lines from main import baseurl from main import all_keys

It will throw variable undefined error, you can fix it by passing the variable in the function call.

Your css and html looks like it will work. And in fact, when I tried it myself with copy and paste, but changing out the images, it did work. It may be an issue with the path of your image files. Try navigating directly to them in your browser to see if they display without issue.

Edit: After posting this, the original question was edited to replace the author's image paths and names with placeholders. This would appear to confirm my above statement, as using "run code snippet" with the placeholder images works. Thus the issue still appears to be with the images in use. Perhaps the path is incorrect or perhaps the images are not located there.

Try this solution.

Using of dyAxis function:

You are trying to connect HandleFiles which is not a react component but just a function (does not return jsx). The connect function from react-redux can only work for react components and thus you get the error. You can try reading from redux only from FilePicker component and pass it on HandleFiles function as call parameters

It's related with the z-index of the divs. In your case, because you don't assign z-indexes to the divs and add cy div at the end, it is rendered on top, so you cannot interact with the buttons.

You can assign a z-index to cy div such as -1 to send it to the background:

You can delegate a DataTables export button to another external (non-DataTables) element.

The following example uses two different Excel Export buttons - one for a full export of all data, regardless of any filtering which has been applied, and the other to export only the filtered-in data:

Ansible modules are generally designed to be idempotent. Instead of doing extra checks to see if the filesystem already exists, you should use declarative tasks and the filesystem and mount modules will do the right thing.