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QUESTION
I have a div in html with a select inside which i am cloning every time i click the addMaterial () button, the jQuery code works as follows, i create the cloning I change the ID name of the div being cloned (that works perfect) and at the same time i also change the name of the select ID that contains that div. The problem is that only the ID of the select of the first click changes (that is, the first cloning) in the following the ID of the select keeps it by default. A clarification $ num is a variable i passed from the laravel controller with a value of 0.
Code Html div and select
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-03 at 09:58The problem is your cloning process. You clone the first container and immediatly append it to your page. That way you have now 2 select elements with the articulo-{{$num}}
ID on your page. Then you do this:
QUESTION
I'm trying to see if the first letter of the first item, of each article category, starts with a hyphen, if not, then add element before first item(or other words, prepend element to item parent). I got some help in another question on detecting if the item starts with a hyphen, and I thought I could figure out the rest, but I have failed.
HTML: removed, updated, and added below.
jQuery: removed, updated, and added below.
I get an error Unexpected identifier
. FIXED, WAS CAUSED BY TYPO
I have been trying various things for a few hours, other attempts just end up adding the element to every article, even if it already has a item with a hyphen.
In hindsight, I guess it doesn't matter if it's the "first item" or not, but must be first letter. I merely thought I would try to do it that way as a precaution. What really matters if a any item in the article > post-header > post-category-label starts with a hyphen, if not then add element.
In other words, a category is defined as a item that starts with a hyphen, and if a category doesn't exist, add one( -Uncategorized
). However, only the first item can will be visible as the category, so -Uncategorized must be the first item.
I hope I didn't confuse anyone.
In my mind, the jQuery I am using should be working, but doesn't. How do we make this happen correctly?
EDIT: fixed the typo that fixed the error. However, now the script adds the element to every article, instead of just the article that needs it.
EDIT: the first example html I wrote didn't duplicate the problem, so below I copy & pasted from source, but edited out some data so that the problem can be duplicated.
HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-21 at 01:14$('.post-category-label').each(function() {
$('.post-category-label .item:first-of-type').filter((index, item) => item.innerHTML.split('')[0] !== '-').parent().prepend('-Uncategorized ');
});
QUESTION
I'm trying to get jQuery to detect a certain text such as "add-canvas-snow" within a article, and if it finds it, append to the
a.featured-image-link
, only within that same article, not all of the articles listed.
I tried using the jQuery .closest('.featured-image-link')
method, but it doesn't seem to work. There is no Chrome console error.
How do I get this to work?
Also is .closest()
the best method of doing this, or should I be grabbing the article ID as using it as a variable. Or should I be using the .sibling('featured-image-link')
method? Which is better from a performance stand-point?
HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-13 at 22:34The $(this)
in your each()
function does not refer to the that contains
add-canvas-snow
, but to the
closest()
and prev().siblings()
won't work, instead you have to use find('.featured-image-link')
. Note that I also replaced the selector #main-content #Blog1 article
inside the each()
function with $(this).find()
because inside the each()
function the current element is already the
in which you want to search for add-canvas-snow
.
QUESTION
Question 2:Kindly bear with me as I am learning and trying understand Pandas with implementation
Lets say My data frame as below
Date A B-Id C D E
November 05, 2019 1 aa article-12 23 34
November 07, 2019 1 aa article-21 23 34
November 09, 2019 1 aa sr.confirm 23 34
November 14, 2019 1 bb article-30 23 34
December 14, 2019 1 bb article-76 23 34
December 14, 2019 1 bb article-04 23 34
December 15, 2019 1 bb article-11 23 34
December 15, 2019 1 bb sr.confirm 23 34
December 15, 2019 1 cc article-54 23 34
December 16, 2019 1 cc article-12 23 34
December 17, 2019 1 cc article-12 23 34
As per @Osbark the solution you have given will filter out the rows containing the string article and sr.confirm in C colum for each unique visitor_id i.e, B-Id.
As per the solution we get
Date A B-Id C D E
November 05, 2019 1 aa article-12 23 34
November 07, 2019 1 aa article-21 23 34
November 09, 2019 1 aa sr.confirm 23 34
November 14, 2019 1 bb article-30 23 34
December 14, 2019 1 bb article-76 23 34
December 14, 2019 1 bb article-04 23 34
December 15, 2019 1 bb article-11 23 34
December 15, 2019 1 bb sr.confirm 23 34
Now I want further filter based on the date, return only the rows with sr.confirm and articles that are viewed on same date or 1 date prior
So I get
`
Date A B-Id C D E
December 14, 2019 1 bb article-76 23 34
December 14, 2019 1 bb article-04 23 34
December 15, 2019 1 bb article-11 23 34
Question1 Lets say I have a csv file as follows:
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Answered 2019-Nov-27 at 11:44QUESTION
Sometimes I have two share buttons in my application UI (depending on state). They can share the same data, but are located in different parts of the UI. We want to analyze from which button (part of UI) the share was executed. I was hoping to use the fieldsObject
field for this part, as shown in the documentation:
ga('send', 'social', [socialNetwork], [socialAction], [socialTarget], [fieldsObject]);
However, all the examples I can find only utilize the three first fields, typically something like:
ga('send', {
hitType: 'social',
socialNetwork: 'Twitter',
socialAction: 'share',
socialTarget: 'http://www.example.com/article-01'
});
Also, I don't understand what the documentation means by:
"Note that as with all send commands, the fields passed in the convenience parameters may also be specified in the
fieldsObject
."
I thouhght maybe I was utilizing the "convenience parameter". My sharing code (from an Angular service):
reportShare(media:string, context: string) {
let pageUrl: string = this.sanitizeURL();
ga('send', {
hitType: 'social',
socialNetwork: media,
socialAction: 'share',
socialTarget: pageUrl,
fieldsObject: context
});
}
My Google Analytics Debugger says:
VM5405 analytics_debug.js:16 Running command: ga("send", {hitType: "social", socialNetwork: "Twitter", socialAction: "share", socialTarget: "/find/1160", fieldsObject: "machine"})
But then:
Set called on unknown field: "fieldsObject".
And as we can see from the the rest, "fieldsObject" is not passed along:
adSenseId (&a) 1505578412
anonymizeIp (&aip) 1
apiVersion (&v) 1
clientId (&cid) 1703756191.1573561297
encoding (&de) UTF-8
hitType (&t) social
javaEnabled (&je) 0
language (&ul) en-us
location (&dl) http://localhost/find/1160
screenColors (&sd) 24-bit
screenResolution (&sr) 1680x1050
socialAction (&sa) share
socialNetwork (&sn) Twitter
socialTarget (&st) /find/1160
title (&dt) This pagetitle
trackingId (&tid) UA-*********-1
viewportSize (&vp) 1680x916
Is there a way to pass along the fieldsObject with my context string using social interaction?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-22 at 15:15You shouldn't be naming that fieldObjects. The documentation state that fieldObjects are the ones that are not passed along in the fields signature this means any other fields reamining that you want to sent. The documentation states about fieldObjects:
An object for specifying any remaining values not specified in any of the fields parameters.
If a field is set in both a fields parameter and fieldsObject, the value in fieldsObject will be used.
So I think that it should be:
QUESTION
I am using sprint boot starter with spring batch. I log everything to log file and console. I use annotation as @Slf4j
in class level with lomback.
In the log file everythings is ok but noting comes out of console.
I use perl file which starts the shell script file and the shell file execute the jar file which consist of all my batch application.
My perl file start a shell file and the shell file strats the jar file.
perl:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-25 at 16:28I added select STDOUT;
in the perl file before starting mijn shell command as below.
This solved the problem of redirection of output back to normal.
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