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Note: you forgot to close a section processo before the ending revista

The problem is you didn't adapt the code to the structure of the xml file.

You get a \n because node.find('despachos').text gives you the text contained in despachos. Yet, there is no real text in it, just \n followed by spaces. Pandas will display that as it is, without any parsing. You have to apply node.find('despachos').text.rstrip() to avoid that.

Furthermore, in despachos, you have one child node called despacho, which is a closed tag so again there is not text. It has however two attributes codigo and nome that you could use as for processo. For example:

A newer version (0.0.7) of ra-data-hasura data provider adds support for httpClient to pass in dynamic headers.

It uses react-admin's fetchUtils.fetchJson() as HTTP client. Hence to add custom headers to your requests, you just need to wrap the fetchUtils.fetchJson() call inside your own function:

My take is that you have a small issue with your custom dataProvider.

You are trying to enhance the hasura data provider, but by doing so, you are introducing a small bug.

first, the data format for the Timeline chart specifies:

in order to provide non-default tooltips,
every row of your datatable must have all five columns
(row label, bar label, tooltip, start, and end)
with the tooltip column as the third column.
see customizing tooltips...

however, the only option to trigger the tooltip is 'focus'.
this will cause the tooltip to disappear when the mouse leaves the element.
the user will not be able to click the link.
other chart's have a 'selection' trigger, which locks the tooltip in place.

see following working snippet for an example...

You can try with $filter aggregation

You're looking for this:

You are getting this error because the number of columns in your table and the number of values that you have specified in the insert statement does not match.

In your query, you have provided 3 values, So It is possible that in your table either there are more than 3 columns or less than 3 columns.

To avoid such error in future, Instead of specifying

I believe I ran into a similar issue to you when implementing Auth0 in my ng2 app. It has to do with the way you implemented routing. You will need to use HashLocationStrategy. This requires adding this to your providers array in app.module.ts:

{ provide: LocationStrategy, useClass: HashLocationStrategy },

Once you have added this, you can follow the guide below to correctly implement hash routing with auth0 (use workaround #2 if you're using a more recent version of ng2):

How to use the HashLocationStrategy with the Auth0 Lock widget for user login

You're looking for select, not map. Try