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How to return choice1Destination as an Int when user press the choice1 button or return choice2Destination when user press the choice2 button?

I'm using Window.getSelection to get the character offset of where a user clicks, when that user clicks on some text. This works great when there is a single text node, and there are a lot of great answers on SO about how to do so.

However, I'm having a problem when I have two or more text nodes rendered next to each other. Here's a fiddle that replicates the problem, but I'll walk through it here:

Use-case:

I'm building a text editor and controlling the DOM with Javascript that reacts to user keypresses, instead of using a contentEditable container. I would like to track (and show) where in the text a user's "cursor" is (i.e. where the text would be entered if they were to start typing), as well as let them click anywhere in the text to manually set their cursor to where they clicked.

HTML:

Is there a way to create a cloudformation script which enables EBS encryption by default for all organizations? There is a aws config rule for this what I am looking for a remediation for this config rule. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/controltower/latest/userguide/strongly-recommended-guardrails.html#ebs-enable-encryption

Getting TypeError:"(['guardrails'], ['order_case'])' is an invalid key" error while trying to get min of two columns row wise in pandas but the above 2 columns exists in the dataframe.

Code line:

Master_File['Guardrails View'] = min(Master_File[['guardrails'],['order_case']])

How can I fit a single-line string of text to a precise width on an html5 canvas? What I've tried so far is to write text at an initial font size, measure the text's width with measureText(my_text).width, and then calculate a new font size based on the ratio between my desired text width and the actual text width. It gives results that are approximately correct, but depending on the text there's some white space at the edges.

Here's some example code:

I am building a story app where I would like the background image (to background2.png, background3.png etc) to change depending on the answer to the story continuation question selected by the user (please see pic).

I have tried to incorporate an 'if then' statement in the code below but keep getting errors. Would be very grateful for any advice.

I'm creating a simple story game, where you have Description of the situation and also 2 actions. Next situation is depending on what is your choice.

Data storing class ''' class StoryData {

We're building an Outlook add-in, and recently a customer reported that it does not load in Outlook 2013. I've been able to confirm this locally across a number of different versions of our Add-in. It loads and works fine in Outlook 2016, Outlook Web and Outlook for Mac.

We recently changed from Office.initialize to Office.onReady in order to simplify platform detection. This does not work for Outlook 2013. On the face of it, the problem appears to be that the HostType is coming back as Excel, and many of the API's under Office.context (e.g. diagnostics, roamingSettings, mailbox) are undefined.

If I set the entry-point up using Office.initialize, then everything works fine. If setup using Office.onReady, the add-in will load, so long as all the Office api calls have guardrails around them. This lets me get some context out, as I can access our internal logging system.

Is this a known issue? Our add-in is now completely broken in Outlook 2013.

Update: I previously believed this to be an issue with both onReady and initialize, however I've since found that initialize does in fact still work. It is only onReady that appears to be broken in Outlook 2013