banR | R client for the BAN API | REST library

OKay so your $page var is a Common() model

This corresponds with a table, there is probably a column name meta_description in that table.

If not there may be a method called getMetDescriptionAttribute on the model.

Maybe this gets your further?

Hey you forgot the queue() behind the member.ban(BanTime,Banres);

To answer the question the correct method is to use ? that can be seen on the node-mysql GitHub Fixed code:

Following my comments here what I suggest.

Your error is due to presence of NA into your data. You can use different approach to take care of those but since you have only 49 observations I would not omit the na... I would take the mean of each column:

Figured it out myself, it was actually really simple. I just had to swap the SocketGuildUser and the string around so it would look like this:

JavaScript has a concept called hoisting. What this does is that some statements get "hoisted" to the top of the scope.

In your particular case, your function Avatar(...) { ... } definition is hoisted so that it is available when you call new Avatar(...). If it wasn't, your code wouldn't get that far because Avatar technically wasn't defined yet.

Where you run into issues however, is that not everything is hoisted. Your assignment to Avatar.prototype.turnToMouse still happens after you call new Avatar(...) which means the method doesn't exist yet when it runs!

To fix the issue, simply make sure you run new Avatar(...) after you've assigned all Avatar.prototype properties.

PS. If you didn't call the method in the constructor, it'd be okay because properties in the prototype are available even for instances created before they were assigned, just not available during execution until they've actually been assigned.

PPS. You will run into another issue with this binding with regards to your setTimeout call. To fix that just change it to: