khayyam | Persian Date & Time ( aka : Jalali Calendar | Calendar library
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A Persian Date & Time (aka: Jalali Calendar) library with timezone, DST (daylight-saving), full formatting & parsing support for python 2.x & 3.x.
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- Returns the week of the first day of the year
- Day of week
- Convert to date
- Return the first day of the year
- Parse a date string into a datetime object
- Parse date string
- Parse time data into a dictionary
- Replace PERSian digits in s
- Return the weekday name
- Return the month name as ASCII
- Return the month name
- Return the month abbreviation
- Month abbreviation
- Return the weekday abbreviation
- Return the name of the weekday
- Number of days in the month
- True if the year is leap year
- The hour of the day
- English weekday weekday name
- Returns a formatter instance
- Format jalali date
- Make a cache
- Run setup
- Parse parser
- Create a datetime object from a date and time
- Parse the formatter
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QUESTION
I want to replicate a common item list renaming feature, where you have a list of layers and if you double click a layer, it changes the layer item to an input and that input is automatically focused with its text selected as well.
In my example, I am not able to focus() the DOM element by its ref because it says it is not defined. It only works if I click a second time on the element once its changed to an input. How do I set this autofocus?
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Answered 2020-Aug-20 at 22:29Two solutions:
First one: uses v-if + this.$nextTick:
v-if will insert/destroy the component when the binding expression is true/false, so in current cycle, input hasn't been in Dom tree. You have to use nextTick to wait for next cycle to get the Dom element of Input. And this.$refs.input will be one array based on how many v-if=true, so you have to filter out the this.items to find out correct index (that is why I used one combination of Array.slice and Array.filter).
Updated: The order of the elements of this.$refs.input1 is the order VNode is created. For example: clicks input2 -> input3 -> input1, the order of this.$refs.input1 is [2, 3, 1], not [1, 2, 3].
Second one: uses v-show + this.$nextTick:
It will make things easier, because v-show only update the css styles for Dom elements, it will not add/remove component instance (Vnode) from VNode tree. So the this.$refs.input will always equal this.items.length.
QUESTION
Hi i am a newbie in vuejs, Buefy. I wanted to add navigation bar. Navigation Bar works in the desktop however when view it in mobile responsive when the burger click doesn't show anything. the navbar item not collapsible. can anyone help me? Thank you.
Here is my code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-10 at 04:32Well, the way you trying to do it is a bit different from the official documentation. In order to create a navbar you should wrap your whole navbar within a like this:
QUESTION
I am trying to render a list of 25 words on a 5x5 grid using the MUI Grid component. The 5x5 grid itself is a containing five . Within each of those five is the following structure:
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Answered 2020-Jul-14 at 14:41You has no size defined. Set size accordingly :
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I'm getting some weird problems with the Material-UI drawer component. It scrolls horizontal on my iPad, compared to my MacBook and Android Phone, which actually scroll vertically..
Result on MacBook (how it's supposed to be..):As you can see, it scrolls down and it overflows vertically, just like on my phone
Result on iPad (how it's not supposed to be..):However, as you can see.. on my iPad it overflows horizontally..?
The code for the drawer: ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-21 at 14:14This appears to be related to the default styles on FormGroup:
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I have a page where all sections fill the entire screen and are positioned with CSS position: sticky; in order to achieve a layered effect. See here:
https://codesandbox.io/s/ecstatic-khayyam-cgql1?fontsize=14&hidenavigation=1&theme=dark
This all works great and as expected.
The problem comes however from navigating between these areas with JavaScript. If you try using the menu, you can see that the links will work on sections that we haven't fully gotten to yet (and therefore not "sticky") but does not allow you to "go back up" the page.
I believe this is an issue with el.getBoundingClientRect() once an element has become "sticky", its top value becomes essentially always zero.
Here I am using a small library called Jump.js to jump around but even in vanilla JS this issue would still be the same, as the problem is a result of the calculation from when the element becomes sticky.
Is there any way to find the original position for each section before it was sticky? At least that way I could navigate the user by setting the scroll position manually.
I am using Vue.js but that does not affect the issue at hand which is CSS and JS related.
App.vue
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-14 at 22:48Here's how your goTo method should look:
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