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I'm trying to display a raw image which has been formatted to base64 into an img element with javascript. I already have my base64 but cannot make it displaying as raw image, what is wrong with the code?

here is the code.

I'm returning from controller with Ajax a model which is set to be toArray in order to manipulate the data. However, this list has let's say 2 objects, in each object a job can have a list of pictures. I can loop through the object, but when I loop through the list within that object with the property name is says that the name doesn't exists, which in my case I'm pretty sure it exists.

the posts.FindJobs.JobPictures is a list with some bytes in it on each index.

this is my code.

I have the following entities:

• Volunteer
• Job
• Talent

And following many-to-many join entities:

• JobVolunteer
• JobTalent
• TalentVolunteer

Both a Job and a Volunteer have multiple Talents. I want to search all Jobs where their Talents are the same as the Talents of the Volunteer.

How can I do this? At the moment I'm using the following code, but as a result I get all Jobs which contain one (or more) of the required Talents. I want to only find the Jobs where the Volunteer has (at least) all of the required Talents.

I am new to new to Beautiful Soup, which I am trying to use to extract the company and location from Indeed. I do not understand why I cannot extract the company and location data, I would have thought the the filter would pick up the div and then the class elements.

I am creating a job search site using wordpress. I want to create a custom .htaccess rule so that when user search jobs in a form then first part will go as folder structure and rest will add as query param.

This will be only if we query parameter ?find= any-value be in url rest pages want as it is like http://example.com/contact/

I want :-

http://example.com/?find=any-value&job_location=Austin,TX&findjobs=Search

to become :-

http://example.com/any-value?job_location=Austin,TX&findjobs=Search

my permalink setting is like :-

http://example.com/sample-post/

QA .htaccess code

I am writing a Google Apps script to create a calendar event based on automated emails I receive for jobs. I am using regex expressions to extract information that I need to populate the event in Google Calendar. So far, I have everything functioning as expected except for one function, getEndTime(), which should find the end time of the job, but presently returns null any time it's called. All of my other functions using exec() work fine.

I have read many other questions regarding exec() returning null and have fixed common issues, such as removing the 'g' tag and resetting the lastIndex to 0 before calling exec(). I have also checked my regex expression using regex101.com with the Javascript option, which shows the match that I expect for my text.

My regex expression that works on regex101, but not in my code is: