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When you use document.getElemendById(), you need to put your id in some single or double quote like this document.getElemendById('s1').

Here is an example:

I assume the type_alias_impl_trait feature is turned on. If not, this code should not compile anyway because without this feature impl Trait is not allowed inside type aliases.

In theory, this feature should consider any use of the type alias a "defining use", i.e. a use we can infer the opaque type from. In practice, it is not (yet) implemented for many uses. AFAIK, currently only function return types are considered defining use.

In your case, however, you expect the compiler to infer the type from an expression. It should know that Operation::Internal's first field is of type InternalOperation, and thus it should know that InternalOperation is the type of the callback inside get_export(). In theory this should work, except the compiler doesn't (currently) applies this knowledge.

You can workaround this by creating a new function to return the callback:

Using pandas.json_normalize and DataFrame.explode, pandas 1.3.2:

Because it's a grandchild, it's not really going to be possible. What I would recommend is splitting your post into two grids. The first one being for the main display, and the second one being for the body of the article.

There are certainly some odd ways of going about it here, but I believe this is what you're going for: https://play.tailwindcss.com/gfnljMCxJN?layout=horizontal

Add these links in head part on index.html

You don't have any problem: It's working here:

Try to set the function like this (inside script tag):

const variables can't be changed after assigned for this you must use var instead of const

This is not how blazor works. In earlier technologies they used to have dom load so that you can run certain javascript methods or initialize certain plugins when document is loaded either using vanilla javascript or jQuery.