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QUESTION
I'm listening to click
bubbled events on window
and I want to check if the click occurred within a a specific element in order to dispatch (or not) an action. The inerestinc part of my component is the following one:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-12 at 13:44The problem is that EventTraget
might contain either an instance of an Element
, Document
or Window
where the latter doesn't have a contains
method.
You can tackle it by checking that your EventTarget
isn't window
and casting your type to Element
, i.e (!textAreaRef?.current?.contains(event.target as Element)) { ...
With some aesthetics added, this could look something like:
QUESTION
I need similar @action
detail routes on multiple ViewSets. I want to make sure they remain consistent. I don't want to put @action(methods=["post"], detail=True, url_path="something")
in 20 places when I already know these parameters and the method handling the request will be the same everywhere.
My first attempt to solve htis was to put the method and its decorator in a base class and have my ViewSets inherit from it, but because decoration of methods is not inherited, DRF does not recognise my @action
s as such in the inheriting classes. The methods get inherited but not the decorator.
So, to solve that, I could put @action
everywhere but that would mean a duplication of its arguments in many places. I don't want that.
To avoid duplication, I am trying to specialise @action
by using partial application. This will give me a custom @action
decorator with the arguments which will be the same everywhere fixed in place.
This leaves me with something like this (example code):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-16 at 08:35The problem was that @action
isn't a decorator, it returns a decorator. So there is no need to use partial()
.
Instead of:
QUESTION
I am going nuts here. How in the world can I create a new alert rule in Azure using PowerShell?
With Azure CLI it's as easy as this
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-09 at 19:30I have figured it out in the meantime... the culprit was the way I retrieved $targetResourceId
. The following worked for me...
QUESTION
I have an action.yml
file with outputs:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-18 at 14:20Your bash script is trying to echo an environment variable INPUT_SOME_INPUT
. That environment variable is not being set.
Your action is passing its input to the shell script (someInput
) as the first argument. You need to either:
- set an environment variable
INPUT_SOME_INPUT
instead, or - use the first argument in the bash script (
$1
).
For example:
QUESTION
I have a custom button on my IG that should open a modal dialog page. Here is the code I use:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-21 at 23:24If you look at the JavaScript documentation, you have to provide additional parameters to apex.navigation.dialog function:
QUESTION
I would like to implement a function with GitHub Actions that will upload to a website any file that is pushed to the repository. My problem is that on: push
is triggered whenever anything changes and it doesn't tell you what actually was pushed, so I'm forced to upload via FTP the entire repository. Is there a way to know which file(s) were pushed?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-25 at 21:29git diff --name-only HEAD~
QUESTION
I am trying simulate with netlogo a PDG and study the effect of memory in the cooperation. I want memory to be a coefficient m<1 that multiplicate the sum payoff at that time plus the cumulative historical payoff. I want to study the effect of the memory in the cooperation model and see the freqyency of cooperators in the world with and without the memory thank you in advance
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-01 at 11:14My interpretation of your question is that you want to have a way of calculating a decaying cumulative variable value (payoff). The way to do this is to store the current value of the variable and, each tick, update that value with the total of the new payoff and the discounted value of the old cumulative payoff. This means that, for example, the payoff that is two ticks in the past has been discounted twice in the accumulation.
Here is a full model as an example. I have fixed the payoff to 5 each tick so you can see the effect of the memory.
QUESTION
I try to develop simples webcomponents in ES2015 style. Component my-action
is nested into component my-action-bar
.
In the version who is in Github, in my client page (demo-action-bar.html
), I "import" the two components. I want to only import my-action-bar
in my html client page but I don't know how to "import" my-action
into my-action-bar
component...
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-31 at 07:58You can use HTML Imports to load Web Components dependancies:
In my-action.html:
QUESTION
I'm building an application with an angularjs front end and ASP.NET back end. In order for my angular services to make requests, I need to construct a list of url templates given a list of ASP.NET controllers and actions, which I can then send to the client.
The sort of result I'm looking for would be something along the lines of:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-25 at 09:32In the end I decided to pull the route templates directly from the RoutePrefix and Route attributes, which is fine for this project seeing as all of the routes are configured this way. I still feel like there should be an easier/less fragile solution though - if anyone responds with a better answer I'll accept it.
This is the method I added to my base controller:
QUESTION
Using bootstrap with AngularJS components does not work if one needs to encapsulate inner Bootstrap elements in components, because of the extra markup of the component itself added to the DOM breaks CSS rules with direct child operator >
. For example implementing a DropDown one needs to create a full component with the DropDown and should generate every dropdown option inside this full component with ng-repeat
reading data from a configuration array. Something like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-24 at 11:15Edit: Ok, not sure why you need this but I got it to work: https://plnkr.co/edit/uR9s5vUJxQoviTiUD2vj?p=preview
And the same but using a Directive: https://plnkr.co/edit/Onh2WonmarpUscnFFLGK?p=preview
End of Edit
You should pass a variable to "my-options" (let's call it 'dropDownOptions'):
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