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In index.html, I link to an index.js file. On click one button, js sends a request to Flask back end. The backend returns a static file path: 'data/Sharon_4.png'. I want to render it in HTML using the following function, but it doesn't work. To simplify it, I replaced the URL with a specific URL as the following, not as a variable. It still doesn't work.

Usernames are used everywhere on the internet. They are what give users a unique identity on their favorite sites.

You need to check all the usernames in a database. Here are some simple rules that users have to follow when creating their username.

Usernames can only use alpha-numeric characters.

The only numbers in the username have to be at the end. There can be zero or more of them at the end. Username cannot start with the number.

Username letters can be lowercase and uppercase.

Usernames have to be at least two characters long. A two-character username can only use alphabet letters as characters.

I tried this but it is mentioned as wrong.

I want my contact section of my page to have links to my social. I applied :hover to my span classes to make it move up by 5px. Although ALL of my links move down when i hover over the desired link... what did I do wrong can some one please help.. Code is below.

Im trying to run Instafeed with Slick Slider. Instafeed is working well, loading the instagram images, but doesn't output the images on Slick Slider.

Something is wrong on JS:

JS:

I managed to calculate an overall AUC for my dataset, but now I am interested in calculating and comparing AUCs for subsamples of my dataset. Any idea as to how I can tackle this in R?

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I want to find out an Instagram username from a profile page.

The thing is users choose how to address their usernames. (So, it is tricky to make computer get the pattern with RegEx)

All of patterns I want to search are shown below (user posts their Instagram username using one of them):

• IG: @user-name
• I.G.: @user-name
• Instagram: @user-name

I thought of this logic below but I got completely lost searching in RegEx documentation or examples suitable for this search.

My logic: ignorecase (IG or I.G. or I.G or instagram) + (possible space) + (possible :) + (possible space) + (possible @) + (username with - or _ in it) + (ends with space or new line or full stop)

In a word, I'd like to select a word(username) after "instagram" or "IG" or "I.G" excluding unnecessary characters like ":", "@" or spaces.

How can I do this in RegEx? One-liner might be an efficient, yet elegant answer.

P.S. I want to do this with Python re.

Let's say I have an array of values that I need to filter through and return all values based on a keyword search and return 3 results.

Hi I'm working on contenteditable innerHTML string in javascript and tried to remove pairs of

I'm trying to define a custom property for practitioner resources. But when I validate an instance against my structure definition it fails and have currently no idea what I'm doing wrong: