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convert comic to .epub e-book.
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- Start crawler thread
- Check comic
- Get thread by name
- Get the thread name
- Run the comic
- Get language code
- Download comic files
- Download comic
- Get comic file
- Return the configuration of the given type
- Save the comic book
- Return the path to the comic file downloading
- Process a comic message
- Start the updater
- Crawl the website
- Get full url
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QUESTION
With only installing bootstrap in create-react-app unable to navigate to the next and previous slide. Here I'm using bootstrap class with HTML.
P.S : Only with bootstrap not react-bootrap.
Carousel.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-10 at 13:39Since you only use bootstrap you need to handle the Carousel state on your own.
You can try using useState to handle the selected image like below. You can conditionally set the button and image element class names to get the correct CSS applied.
I also used classnames package to set the class names nicely.
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QUESTION
I'm currently working on an inventorying app and I am trying to display the boxID and the amount of items inside of that box on a baseCard component that I have made.
The computed property that I made boxCards needs to spit the data out in this format
[{title: '', amount: null}] so it can be pushed onto each baseCard element.
Presently my computed property is giving me the title, but I cannot figure out how to get the amount of items inside of each box.
boxesInLocation returns this array: ["", "Box 1", "Box 4", "Box 4"]
Which is great, but now I need to count how many times each box shows up in that area and then push it to the reshapedItems function in the amount: spot.
Is this just a simple reduce method that I need to use? Because I've only be able to actually produce a number when calculating the length of the array.
Also, just reducing the array won't spit out the number to each individual instance of reshapedItem
Any ideas on what I can do here?
Cheers!
App.Vue Data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 21:33You can count the items in the this.items array that have the same box name as the box in question:
QUESTION
So, i have some
tag and a text in it, and it's positioned to the left of the button. If the text keeps getting bigger, the button keeps being pushed to the right. I want to position all the buttons in the bottom-right corner of every div. Here's my HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-25 at 16:31You can add
position: relative to comic-img-top
remove the id="comic" and instead use classes. ID should be unique, so you shouldn't repeat it.
Add another custom class to form-group, the container which holds the button.
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I am trying to learn the Observer pattern after reading the MSDN docs: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/events/observer-design-pattern. When using with inheritance, it errors and does not allow me to create common observers. Below is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-19 at 20:36I think you can continue with you pattern, but add one wrinkle. I would make the ComicBook observer implement IObserver and then in your implementation you need to process ComicBook items and discard the rest. arguably you'll be subscribing other Observers for other types of books. they would follow this pattern as well.
QUESTION
I have a firestore collection which follows the structure outlined below
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-20 at 21:31You will have to use get() as described in the documentation to fetch any other document other than the one that's been matched by your rule. You will also have to give you inner and outer nested rules different wildcard names:
QUESTION
This is most likely a newbie question... I'm currently working on my first rails project and have a couple issues to solve.
Here is the video as well as the Github link.
How do I display the entry once it’s entered on the page? How do I get the list of entries to show up?
Currently it’s throwing the following error, but I’ve checked my spelling/pluralizations and don't see an issue.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-17 at 04:05There is no variable created in your _all_comicbooks.html.erb view which is my assumption for this error. You need to loop through the data to get this like in the index file. So, in your index file, you have this line
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