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kandi X-RAY | jan-2009 Summary
step 1: generate a new merb application step 2: run 'thor merb:gem:install' to bundle the stack gems step 3: generate a resource using "merb-gen resource article 'title:string, body:text'" step 4: added timestamps to article step 5: automigrate the database "rake db:automigrate" step 6: add dm-sweatshop to dependencies.rb and run 'thor merb:gem:install' step 7: generate some bootstrap articles using dm-sweatshop (run "rake bootstrap" afterward) step 8: modify articles/index.html to list the generated articles step 9: modify config/router.rb to point "/" to articles#index step 10: create a link to the article resource from articles/index.html step 11: modify articles/show.html to show a single article, and add a "back" link back to the index step 12: modify articles/new.html to allow creation of a new article note: if we create a new article smaller than 150 characters, the "... more link does not display", so... step 13: add a new helper to global_helpers.rb to handle more cases step 14: add the message[:notice] to the layout, to display "article was successfully created" step 15: add delete link and delete confirmation step 16: modify articles/edit.html to allow editing of existing article step 17: reorganize articles spec into separate files (it's getting too big!) step 18: add validations to the article model, and test them note: the string column for :title automatically validates at 50 characters step 19: inform the user why their creation or update failed validations step 20: generate the comments model using "merb-gen resource article
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QUESTION
A previous Q&A provided a great example of what I'm looking to do with a map, but I'm clearly missing something when I integrate portions into my own page, as I keep getting an error thrown and can't see where I'm wrong.
Previous Q&A :
Overlapping Pointers with MarkerClustererPlus and OverlappingMarkerSpiderfier
I'm working on a page for a directional route with waypoints and clustered markers at given distances along the route / polyline. It works great as is, but the icing would be Spiderfied clustered markers.
Here's my code so far :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-04 at 19:58I get a javascript error with your code snippet: Uncaught ReferenceError: oms is not defined
, because that variable is local to the map
idle
event listener.
If I make it global, but leave it in the idle
event listener, then I get a different error (because oms is not initialized when it is used).
Initializing it inline solves the issue, but I believe you want to add the same markers to the oms
as you do to the MarkerClusterer
(unless the functionality you are trying to implement is different than I am expecting)
QUESTION
I came across a previous question (Rocket Ronnie) and answer (Geocodezip) from a few years ago which I've successfully updated to place multiple makers at separate distances along a given route.
Google maps draw distance traveled polyline
The next step which I'm having issues with is adding clustering. I'm new to Google mapping, I've used the Google clustering examples and see how they work, but can't work out how to combine the two. Any guidance or pointers would be hugely appreciated. Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-28 at 00:09Related question: I am trying to add marker clusters to my google maps script
Proof of concept fiddle fixing your syntax errors, creating the MarkerClusterer
at the beginning and adding the markers to it when they are returned from the createMarker
function.
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I am fairly new to working with R and this is my first post on stack overflow. I have a problem that I cannot seem to resolve even after looking at the various functions(e.g. merge) and packages available in R(dpylr,data.table). I am looking at merging two data frames:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-25 at 10:29You have a white space in amino_acids = c("H ",
"H ", "R ", "R ", "Y ", "Y ")
which cauing the problem.
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I have two csv files with pandas dataframes with a 'Date' column, which is my desired target to join the two tables (my goal is to join my two csvs by dates and merge matching dataframes by summing them).
The issue is that despite sharing the same month-year format, my first csv abbreviated the years, whereas my desired output would be mm-yyyy (for example, Aug-2012 as opposed to Aug-12).
csv1:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-13 at 14:15You can use to_datetime
to transform to datetime format, and then strftime
to adjust your format:
QUESTION
I found this code to track vehicle based on location sent by GPS device but I don't know how to remove the (A,B) markers and also I don't want to draw the poly line.
Here is the code I use:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-24 at 15:47Try this:
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