user_search | 基于Tornado和ElasticSearch的用户搜索服务

As per your routes definition, if the URI needed for a GET request is is /admin/user_search then you should be using user_search_admin_index_path - notice the _index suffix.

"I am not trying to hide the user, am trying hide the ( Administration ) tab on the users list"

You could use unset function and views_users filter hook to remove the "administrator role tab".

The Vespa index has no user documents here, so most likely the user and news embeddings have not been fed to the system. After they are calculated in the previous step (https://docs.vespa.ai/en/tutorials/news-4-embeddings.html), be sure to feed them to Vespa:

At the least, your regular expression has an error

You have:

You are doing several things wrong.

The immediate question ("not return anything") has nothing to do with your procedure; you need to run set serveroutput on first, to turn on the displaying of the dbms_output buffer to the screen after the procedure completes. Have you done that?

Your exception will never be reached; if x is not found as a username in your table, the query still returns a row: the count will be zero in that case. If you must treat this as an exception (and/or use the word "none" instead of the word "zero") you will need to handle that differently.

Once you start seeing your output, you will notice that to_char() doesn't magically convert the number into its English representation as a word. Did you think it did, or do you know how to change that, and at this stage you were just testing what you got so far?

If you need help with this last part, here's a hint:

Okay, so the issue was that I was trying to log in as one of the admin_users(aakashverma) but I hadn't mentioned them in pgbouncer_user.txt file - my auth_file. I only had my auth_user in that file initially.

Mentioning them in each line in the file (just the username was enough as I'm using auth_query) like so

The problem/error came because its a python script not binded to the Django module. So there's a need to import the module and initialize it before anything else like:

Since you want to define what is passed to where in one statement and not using multiple variables for the arguments, you can use an array:

We can get the reference for the AutoComplete when it's rendered as a functional component with help of using useRef method instead of createRef method. Please find the modified sample from below.

Sample Link: https://codesandbox.io/s/throbbing-shadow-ddsmf

Regards,

Berly B.C