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Rails gem for managing web site agreements (terms, privacy policy, etc).
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QUESTION
I'm using alamofire and swiftyjson to retrieve discount data for local outlets. I'm having a lot of trouble trying to use codable to serialize the following json and call the elements in a collection view controller. I'm very new to swift but not to networking, so any assistance from someone with more expertise would be very much appreciated.
Thanks!!!
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-18 at 19:00This is a starting point. Each dictionary ({}
) is decoded in a custom struct, the keys are the struct members. []
represents an array.
The structure for key deals
is pretty silly bad, the deal
dictionaries are actually redundant and require a custom initializer which converts the dictionaries into an array.
If you are responsible for the JSON change it and send a simple array of dictionaries.
The date decoding strategy .iso8601
converts ISO8601 strings into Date
instances.
The key decoding strategy convertFromSnakeCase
converts snake_cased keys into camelCased properties.
URL strings are decoded as URL
QUESTION
I'm really out of practice on my JS and I'm trying to incorporate a "delete" mechanism into some existing code that displays rows of data. If it were straight PHP I'd have no problem but it's got some JQuery and other random JS stuff. Here's the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-06 at 00:46The Ajax at the top is for submitting the form and calling add.php, but you want an Ajax that calls delete.php. Since you've already written the first Ajax, you should know how to write the second Ajax. So will not touch that part, and will only answer your questions.
what I need to do is call a "delete.php" on every row via a button or anchor link.
Bothe will work. However, if you go with links, you've got to cancel their default behavior like you did with the submit
button using e.preventDefault();
in the click
event.
Seems like I should enumerate the rows somehow so that said link has an identifier (like , etc.), and perhaps I could use innerhtml to read what is in those id's.
You can do that, but I would store the ID in a data-id
attribute of each link. Something like:
QUESTION
I've got a class that looks like this that turns a collection into a nested array of hashes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-25 at 10:31reverse_if
returns nil
if the condition is false. Consider this:
QUESTION
Goal: Return stores ranked by 2 factors (A: a gauss decay function which scores a store on it's distance from a lat long. B: Multiply (A:) by 1 or 100; 1 if none of the store's specials match a criteria, 100 if one (or more) of the store's specials match a criteria.
Example:
say I have stores described by this sudo-data;
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-07 at 08:17I think (based on the stripped-down/reduced information you provided) that you are doing something wrong.
The nested
query also has a score_mode
and this one is used to combine the scores of the children. What you did in your query is to combine the scores of the root documents (the parents of the children). But the matching children scores is combined using the nested
query's score_mode
. The nested score_mode
's default is avg
. You should change that to max
and try again.
So your query I think it should be:
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