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QUESTION
I am cathing one API and I cannot deserialize a JSON property and I do not know where is the problem.
So I have an object from convertJSON2CSharp :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-26 at 19:35The problem is in the models you defined. Base on the JSON your models will be:
QUESTION
I have a water monitoring web-page that shows which sprinklers in a list are running, and the amount of remaining time left until they stop/turn off.
I am using an array as a simple state machine to remember data received via web socket from server-side nodejs code. I've got Vue.js on the client-side to reactively watch the list array for changes and update the page.
For simplicity, the arrays looks something like this:
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Answered 2021-Feb-25 at 23:40I'll give you a few options. First, I'll answer your original question. Second, I'll give you a suggestion that will make it more performant. Third, I'll offer another option that changes how you store your state.
Option 1I believe the main issue is that as you iterate over the source array you need to find the matching elements in the state machine array. There are many methods to doing that but the easiest is to simply "do it". Meaning as you find an element to compare, then find the matching element in the other array. Since you have nested data, you'll do that at two levels.
This code will work (but is not performant):
QUESTION
I am trying to get value from a bigger json ,But i am nearly lost completely in implementing it.Kindly guide me.I have given my json string and c# code i have tried.
c# Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-13 at 09:24I use JObject for json,it works like this:
QUESTION
I created a DataFrame from JSON file, in which values are like
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-13 at 19:46I'm still not sure if I fully understand your output, but here's a crack at it with demo code:
QUESTION
I'm a student, currently learning more and more about Clips and just received an assignment from my prof. It is quite hard I can tell, but still I want to learn how to do it.
I have the following rule:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-06 at 17:27The or conditional element works by creating multiple rules, one for each possible combination of conditional elements contained within the or conditional elements of the rule. So this rule:
QUESTION
I would like to run my a function within my python program when the time is 7am. Almost like a when function when time == time:
I don't want to use cron because I want this to be internal function not executing the whole script
Here is my python script I have created:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-20 at 01:03As others have mentioned in the comments, cron is probably the best solution. However if this is a persistent process and you cannot rely on a tool like cron the schedule module, https://github.com/dbader/schedule, might be of interest to you.
QUESTION
So I've put my Domoticz (Home automation software on RPi) behind a proxy, so it can be accessed from an external HTTPS address. This works fine for its own web interface, but for the API it provides, something goes wrong.
If I enter the following URL into my browser, it works fine:
http://localDomoticzIP:port/json.htm?username=MkE=&password=OVM=&type=command¶m=getversion
However, if I use the HTTPS version, I get a 401 error:
https://myExternalURL.com/domoticz/json.htm?username=MkE=&password=OVM=&type=command¶m=getversion
As you can see, not much has changed, yet one works, one doesn't.
Translation from myExternalURL.com/domoticz/
to localDomoticzIP:port
happens in Apache, of which the config file looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-15 at 15:36It turns out that the issue isn't with the current authorization, but with authorization from the past. My browser doesn't remove the sessionID cookie whenever you log out, which causes all sorts of issues when trying to authenticate after that.
QUESTION
For my hobby project, I've been trying to convert a webpage to HTTPS completely.
The webpage consists of:
- An apache server hosting the HTML / JS / CSS
- A Node.JS http server handling all functionality
- A Socket.IO plugin
All are now on port 443, with a proxy configured in Apache, sending the web page stuff to localhost:8091
, where the html file is accessible on the internal network, sending the Node.JS and Socket.IO stuff to localhost:8000
.
Everything seems to be working fine, except for one single thing: The payload from XMLHttpRequests doesn't seem to be reaching the Node.JS server anymore.
XMLHttpRequest:
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Answered 2019-Jul-10 at 20:32I had an entire answer here, including a fix I thought I found, but sadly, it doesn't work. So instead, I'll just answer my original question: Why does this happen.
It's simple really: I'm using RewriteRule
to rewrite the urls in case they're missing the trailing slash. Sadly, this doesn't support POST data, which I require.
Since this was a broad question, focused on the why, I'm gonna mark this answer as conclusive, and open a new question that's specific on how to modify the url to include the trailing slash without removing the POST data. I'll post a link here when it's up.
EDIT:
I've already solved my new question. Turns out all you need to do is make sure that RewriteRule
uses HTTP code 307. More detail in the other question: How to rewrite a URL while keeping POST data?
QUESTION
I'm using Apache and its proxy settings to serve a web page over HTTPS (more detail here: click).
In the previous question, I was struggling with why the POST data was disappearing between my browser and my server. Now I know that it was caused by using Apache's RewriteRule
. So I tried working around that with proxies, but this resulted in the web page sending out all other requests on the main domain, instead of the sub domain it's at. For example: My main web page is at myUrl.com/sprinklers
. This goes through a proxy, which goes to localhost:8091
. The main HTML page loads, but ALL other calls it makes, it makes at myUrl.com/any/path/it/needs
, while it should be at myUrl.com/sprinklers/any/path/it/needs
.
Sadly, I'm stuck in the middle:
- Using
RewriteRule
means that everything works, but I lose the POST data, which I need. - Using proxies means that the POST data works, but also that I get a ton of 404's, because the web page somehow now expects things to be at the root of the domain, instead of the subdomain it's at.
The trailing slash needs to be there, since without it, the same happens as when I use proxies, I get a ton of 404's for all bits and pieces of the web page.
I tried using ProxyHTMLURLMap in all shapes and forms (all found online), but none worked.
TL;DR:I need to enable two-way traffic between myUrl.com/sprinklers/.*
and localhost:port/.*
, while also retaining POST data. How do I do that?
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-10 at 20:29As always, ask and you shall find the answer yourself...
It turned out to be a lot simpler than I imagined. Simply telling RewriteRule
to use HTTP code 307 did the trick. Apparently, this is the same as the other redirection codes, but 307 also keeps the POST data.
For those wondering how to do this in Apache:
QUESTION
I am wanting to add buttons to certain contextual ribbons... Specifically:
Modify | Multi-Select
, Modify | Pipes
, Modify | Sprinklers
, Modify | Pipe Accessories
, Modify | Pipe Fittings
, Modify | Mechanical Equipment
and
Modify | Generic Models
and place the buttons within a panel of my creation. How can I accomplish this?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-16 at 09:44This can indeed be achieved in the following way:
- Create a ribbon panel button in the normal way, anywhere you like, in one of the default locations.
- Move the button to some other location using the .NET Automation API.
If your target location is a contextual tab, you may have to relocate your button every time the tab is opened.
This process is documented by The Building Coder:
This is not recommended for production use, and I have heard reports that this approach may lead to crashes and file corruption, so beware!
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