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Hey guys I am try to create click bottom that user can click it and animation restart as I understand it not possible and we need to destroy animation and readd it again. So I try this way at first

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so I am trying to test a form which is implemented in react. When I submit a form through jest, I get a different event as when I submit the event through the browser.

The test I am using is this one:

So I'm currently doing Brad Traversys 50 projects in 50 days, but I wanted to do it built in Next.js with React for practice, as that's what I use at my job.

As you can see from me posting here, it's not going so well! I'm already running into road blocks.

I'm trying to create a set of cards, that when one is clicked, it expands out. Outside this, if there is a card already expanded, and another card is clicked, I need the previously expanded card to collapse, whilst the card currently clicked expands.

I'm currently trying to work off an active state, and passing that down to the Panel props, but obviously that just sets all the flex's to be the same and nothing happens. But when I try to define the active useState inside the Panel component, it works, but I can't then target the other active states in the other Panels, to set them to false.

You can see my code on this CodeSandbox https://codesandbox.io/s/nifty-goldberg-5noi4?file=/pages/expanding-cards.jsx

You can see the correct functionality here https://50projects50days.com/projects/expanding-cards/

What's the best way to go about this?

This question is based on the paper What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic by David Goldberg. In the section 1.2 Relative Error and Ulps (page number 8), the paper gives an equation to calculate error in, ULP (units in the last place):

I wanted to write a function in DataWeave (DW 2.0, Mule Runtime 4.3) that could decorate a text message with a banner of * around it, mostly to help call out events in the log.

What I came up with was this, but it feels a little bit Rube Goldberg still. So is there a much more efficient way to write this that I've overlooked?

I'm trying to make reverse hierarchy path.

This is for path manager-subordinate

I have been working on a simple single-page-app that displays data on a world map using GeoChart. Everything was working fine and I was able to view the map for almost 3 months of working on the app until all of a sudden my map stopped showing up when I test my app in localhost, despite making zero changes to the geomap vue component

Upon clicking on "inspect" -> "network" I can see the error below (please see screen shot)

I have created a simple replica of my vue component using codesandbox here for your convenience to reproduce the error https://codesandbox.io/s/sharp-goldberg-djdfi?fontsize=14&hidenavigation=1&theme=dark

I am a complete novice in front-end, Vue and JS, so please go easy on me!

Our warehouse management package has a bottleneck (one of many) with a stored procedure and the major slowdown is due to the query that produces this execution plan.

https://www.brentozar.com/pastetheplan/?id=HkNg65elP

The stored proc can take anywhere from 3 to 10 seconds to run which is quite slow in the context of the business process it runs in.

Some additional info: Yes, there is one table where a full table scan is being done, but this table is narrow, and only has 76 rows. The query does some left joins and some sorting which is needed to produce the correct top result. Overall, it is a bit of a "Rube Goldberg" type query and could probably be simplified, but my goal is to see if it is possible to help with some indexing (which I've done and it's helped a little) or even some small tweaks to the query if needed.

In the end, I need to know where to focus next based on the plan.

Here is the query:

For the last couple of days I've been trying to figure out what's wrong with my site (https://hungry-goldberg-git.netlify.app/). The products, classes, gallery and contact pages all have a repeating header that pulls from the file (pageheader.html). The strange thing is about 60% of the time when I load the site and click through the links the page header displays properly. Other times, the pager header will show on 2 or 3 of the pages, but not the others. Another interesting thing is I am able to click through all of the links and see the headers the first time, when I click on the link again the header goes away (ex. I click products > classes > gallery > contact > classes... I will not see the text in the header again).

Through looking at into the Developer tools I see the property is set to null. I know this happens when the script tries to execute before the element is rendered on the page, but I can't figure out how to correct this. I already have at the bottom of my HTML right before the closing body tag. I also have my opening body tag to in hopes that would allow the JavaScript to wait until my page was fully loaded before it ran. However, that didn't work.

I also tried at the bottom, but that didn't work either. Can anyone possibly shed some light on what I'm doing wrong?

Just in case you would like to see all of the code I am using I'm including portions of it below.

classes.html