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I want to create a dropdown in the google sheets sidebar that will include the name all sheets that do NOT contain 'Lookup' in their name.

I'm trying to use scriptlets to filter the sheet names and this is what I got in the Page.html file:

What is the best way to access a java Map from javascript while using Spring MVC?

I'm building a webpage where depending on the values you chose from a checkbox, a dynamic text will appear in another div with further details regarding that option by using getElementById("element").innerHTML=${var}.

I'm using Maps to populate the checkbox options, and it does works fine in JSPs but simply won't work in javascript scriptlets or external .js files. It just understands it as a string, not as a Map or Array.

The following code is what I've got so far:

Properties file:

In Google Sheets, I have a layout created with HtmlService of Google Apps Script (see masterPage.html, below).

I've been given a task to refactor a JSP project, and the last time I coded for JSP was in 2005, a time when we used much more scriptlets, and - AFAIK - there were no Expression Language.

The current page snippet I'm facing is this:

Reading the docs on %posttrans here:

https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/packaging-guidelines/Scriptlets/

It's not very clear what %posttrans actually does. When this is executed is the RPM lock still held by another process?

My intention is to source devtoolset-4 on Jenkins and for all users. So, if I login to the VM which hosts Jenkins and do source /opt/rh/devtoolset-4/enable from the command line, all works fine.

So, my idea was to include this sentence in /etc/bashrc however I get this error in Jenkins:

I am coding a quiz in a JSP and have a problem where the radio buttons don't seem to be working properly. The questions are stored in a MySQL database and retrieved using procedures. When the user clicks on a radio button and submits it, the code will always output 'Incorrect' even if the correct answer is selected. Whilst running through the code, I have noticed that the radio buttons seem to skip back to the previous question's answer.

For example, for question 1, the selected radio button does not return anything. On question 2, the radio button returns the answer from question 1. On question 3, it returns the answer in the same position as question 2, and so on.

How do I fix this?

I am aware that using scriptlets is bad practice; this will be resolved after I complete the development of my code.

I am building a quiz in a JSP that displays one question at a time with four answers, all of which are obtained from a MySQL database. Currently, with the below code, the page is able to display the first question and allow the user to submit an answer via a radio button. However, on clicking the 'Next' button, the page refreshes to still display question one. I want it to display the next question, so question two, then three, and so on. How do I do this?

If possible, could someone write the code for me rather than just explain it?

Also, I am very much aware using scriptlets is not a good thing to do, however, I am nowhere near as advanced enough to be able to do otherwise. Apologies for the mess of code, I had to rush this project as I only had a week to complete it.

I am currently creating an online quiz in a JSP that uses answers and questions stored in databases. Each question and its possible answers are linked with an integer from 1-20, making 20 questions. To access these questions, I have created stored procedures with an IN parameter called QID.

My question is, how can I create a 'Next' button that increments QID and sends the user to the next question? I have heard about using AJAX, but am unsure how to use it. An example case would be the user answers question 1, then clicks the Next button, QID is incremented to 2, then question 2 is displayed, and so on.

Here is my code (I am aware I should not be using scriptlets in a JSP; this will be resolved after the project has been developed):