guillotine | A Ruby SQL Parser - FIX | Caching library
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- Define the schema
- check if the expression is set
- Convert string to a string .
- Asserts statement
- Asserts that expressions are equal to the expression .
- Parse the string of quotes
- Open the configuration file
- Read config file
- Returns the path to the database .
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QUESTION
I am currently making a webpage.
In one function I play an audio item. However Chrome is blocking this if the user hasn't interacted with the page so it gave me the usual error message play() failed because the user didn't interact with the document first
. In reaction to that I wanted to catch the error message:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 13:49The .play
method returns a Promise
, so you can await
it to catch the error.
QUESTION
I was being able to do a functional build with vite@1 and now that I have updated my configuration and my modules to work with vite@2, some assets and components do not load correctly and have paths that do not correspond to the real absolute paths.
It works perfect on dev and although I am making an app with electron, it should not be a problem since as I mentioned before the builds were good with vite@1.
It is not a problem with the assets, they exist in the build folder. Seems to be a problem when they are required.
This is a more detailed issue where you can find all the error messages and screenshots:https://github.com/MangoTsing/vite-electron-quick/issues/11
Although I don't think it has to do with electron, again. Still I put it on vite-electron-quick to rule out the possibility.
This is my vite config:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-10 at 15:17Solved! This was happening because vue-router's createWebHistory()
can't hanlde the navigation if the app is not being served. It works on dev mode because vite serves the app but when you build and open the file in a browser it doesn't. So you may say: It is pretty basic, well no... The actual problem was being caused because by the drastical change that vite had at vite@2 and the way the starter-code-templates had to adapt to it. I was using vite with electron, so migrating the starter I'm using was kinda a blinded run. I found that the starter is not serving the file anymore but loading the file directly on the electron main.js
, so because I don't know why this is for, I did not serve the file again, instead changed to createWebHashHistory()
at my router config and then it worked!
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Answered 2018-Sep-04 at 23:52What you're looking for is IgnorePointer
. By using it you should be able to exclude your widget from hit testing (and so allow things under it to be touched instead).
You're going to have to be careful about how you implement the button that makes the guillotine menu open/close though. I'd advise making it a part of the item lower in the stack, and then setting IgnorePointer's ignoring = true
when the guillotine is closed.
Note that there might be a 'better' way of implementing the guillotine menu using PageRoutes. That way you'd just be pushing/popping a new route on top of the existing navigator rather than having to maintain your own stack.
Here's the code:
QUESTION
This project is a fork of the Persona 5 Fusion Calculator by Chinhododo on GitHub. Its purpose is to help me practice my web UI development skills.
The current project has two background images. The first image is city.png and is the first thing that is seen when the page is loaded.
When the user scrolls down the second image will appear in the viewport. This image is Akira.png.
Also when the user scrolls there is a div with the text "Test Text". I am trying to position this div to the right side of the page. This is the black side of the background. Currently the div appears in the top left and ends up in the navigation bar of the webpage.
To draw attention to this element I am using the AOS Javascript Library.
I tried to follow the instructions in this answer but the result ended up ruining the parallax effect.
I followed the tutorial on how to create Parallax webpages on w3schools.
Here is my project on GitHub
CSS ...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-06 at 20:28I found the solution to my problem. Here's what was missing.
I needed to apply the position property to the div that I wanted to move. I decided that absolute positioning was what best fit my intended goal.
Then I used the margin property to shift the div down to the correct place.
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