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QUESTION
So I have the below function and here is what I'm attempting to do:
I have a lot of if/else statements, can somebody review the code and tell me if I can shorten them and return early? All help will be appreciated!
Each piece in there is critical, but I wanted to see if there was a way to have only one if statement (2 maximum) without having a loophole for a possible debug error.
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-03 at 01:59Just negate (logically) your if
conditions so that you can return early.
For the first if
it would be:
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a command that sends the code of another command in discord.py. For example, if I had a command for rock paper scissors and i ran .code rps
, It would send the code for the rps command. Here is my code so far:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-15 at 19:32Simply use the callback
attribute
QUESTION
Based on Checkbox field that add to cart a product in Woocommerce checkout page answer code, my following code attempt works perfectly: It allows the customer to add a specific product to the cart by clicking a checkbox, which then updates via AJAX to add or remove the product based on whether or not it is clicked.
The issue I am having is that there is a loophole. If the customer refreshes the checkout page, the checkbox reverts to unchecked and allows the customer to add a 2nd product or more (if they keep refreshing).
I also have a function that checks if a specific product is in the cart, and that works fine. What I can't seem to pull off is this...
If that particular product is in the cart when checkout loads, the default state of the custom checkbox should be checked.
Checkbox code below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-23 at 23:27As you are using ACF instead of custom code, your code is not really testable globally.
To avoid your checkout reload issue, try to replace in checkout_custom_jquery_script()
function:
QUESTION
I have a data frame df and I tried to remove the outliers -888.88 with NAs, but my code didn't work, I didn't find the loophole. Hope someone could help.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-17 at 13:39"Why" it's not being filtered out is because statistically, it is not an outlier. While intuitively one might infer this since two values are around 5 and a third is -888, your use of boxplot.stats
is using the definition of an outlier as
QUESTION
I found this code snippet on the web to insert into my function.php
file to customize the error message so that it is more secure:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-07 at 17:56I would inject the following javascript snippet to the login page when the login fails!
Put this javascript into a file called, let's say, custom_error_login.js
QUESTION
I have a function that performs a SHA256 hash algorithm. It is client side, which means that it can easily be modified in the console like so:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-11 at 20:15The ability for the client to modify the function via the console exposes a security loophole.
No, it's not. The user is free to do on their computer whatever they choose to do, with or without the code provided by you.
It would be a security loophole if a user could affect the code running on other user's computers, but that's not possible through the console.
If modifying the clientside code poses a threat to your server or other users, then there's a security loophole in your server software. This threat exists whether the user modifies code using the console or not.
QUESTION
Hi right now I have a UICollectionView
within a UITableViewCell
. The the UICollectionView
acts as a place to put tags for each individual cell. It currently displays fine when I'm not searching/filtering the UITableViewCell
s, but when I am searching, and the code is filtering the UITableViewCell
s, the UICollectionView
doesn't filter with it.
Here is what I mean:
How the cells look when it is not filtering (each bullet point is a UITableViewCell
):
Title A, description A, [TagA1, TagA2, TagA3]
Title B, description B, [TagB1]
Title C, description C, [TagC1, TagC2]
How the cells look when it is filtering:
Title A, description A, [TagA1, TagA2, TagA3]
Title C, description C, [TagB1]
As you can see, the tags stay the same for their respective index rows, instead of changing to what it should be- their filtered index rows.
Here is my code- the way I programmed it is kind of through a loophole (storing data in a hidden label in the UITableViewCell
), so that could be the source of the problem, although I'm not sure.
On mainViewController
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-07 at 06:03You can simply make like below:
On mainViewController:
QUESTION
I'm making a moddable game and thinking about using Lua as the language for my players to write their own scripts.
But like any programming language, Lua bound to have some "loopholes" for not-so-nice users to do bad things.
I'm new to Lua, so I don't really know what Lua "can" do.
I did a little reasearch online and found that Metatable
and ob.exit
could be used for doing bad things, is there any other things?
Could somebody please be so kind and give me a list of the things I should watch out and block it (maybe by replacing it with empty string)?
Much appreciated!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-01 at 18:54Lua's built-in math
, string
, and table
libraries will always be safe. coroutine
is also safe, and extremely useful to some advanced lua programmers.
There are some other, not-so-safe libraries lua loads in by default (which you can easily disable)
os
lets you execute commands, and do other nasty things. However,os.time
andos.date
are useful functions, so keep those in.io
allows you to read- and edit- any file on the computer. Probably best to leave it out.debug
allows you to "reflect" on the program. This means that the program can edit certain parts about itself, and can be unwanted. It's a safe bet that user programs won't need this. Ever.
Instead of replacing something with an empty string, you can always replace it with setfenv
(Lua 5.1), like so:
QUESTION
I've this type definition, incomplete at the moment:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-21 at 10:37The solution is indeed the usage of Overloads concept, thanks @AlekseyL. for the tip in the comments, for clearer reference I add here the proper code fix.
QUESTION
I am trying to apply a 1D bin packing with unlimited number of bins.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-10 at 06:56I managed to create my own logic for this question. As you can see, I have put many comments in my code that will help you understand different segments of the code.
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