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I've been trying to add click event listeners to multiple buttons but when I run it in the console it gives me the referenceError above.

Below is my javascript code:

I am trying to create a function on my website so that users can click a "save" button on a particular row of this table that will pull up the innerHtml of the entire row element that they have selected and then Im going to put that info into another page for them as their saved hiking trails.

I have been trying to do this by adding click event listeners to the tables and then accessing the information of the table row through the target.

Does anyone know how I can access the inner html of the whole row and not just the cell that the save button is in?

Here is my html

I need help with a query in MySQL for the following problem.

Here is my table. We have Name of people with mType resembling with the type of member (mType). Members have pair with mType P & S. Some members can have S along side P, some doesn't. House Number is unique for all P records such that P record following by S record will have same houseNo. If we consider P as parent and S as son, both Parent & Son lives in a same house thus have same houseNo. We need to pull out all records with P & S pair or if P doesn't have S, with records added into the table in latest date order.

Here one of the HouseNo is showing twice in the table, so we need to choose only the record with lastest date for such records and rest of the unique records.

This is an example of a data list from Laravel DB:

Trying to plot a gantt chart using plotly and a pandas dataframe. The plot comes fine, except the colors are in a different order.

Here is the dataframe

I have a database that has a column with a long string and I'm looking for a way to extract just a certain portion of it.

Here is a sample:

I want to get a list of the names of all namespaces in a Kubernetes cluster using a kubectl command.

Currently, I am running the below kubectl command which gives me a list of all namespaces.

However, I don't want to see the 'ACTIVE' and 'AGE' columns. I just want the NAME column.

The reason behind this is so that I can add all of the items from the NAME column into an array for further processing.

I am having trouble manipulating the data returned from a PowerShell query.

My goal is to get all NAMEs that are great than 30 days old (>30d).

After that, I want to load the NAMEs of these results into an array.

The data returned from my query is as follows:

I have this array here let's call it $_products, my goal is to remove the array based on the key value of "activationdate" if it's greater than today's date.