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Right now I can swap rows in my table by clicking an arrow, the issue is that I don't need to swap all the row I need to swap all except one specific td that is the first one on every tr that td have to be static and the other information has to swap as is doing it right now

This is a picture of what I mean https://www.screencast.com/t/ZZhoUs5RC

How can I make that specific td to be static?

So right now I get the tr, select the previous or the next sibling depending on the case validate against the class of the arrow to know which direction the row should follow and then do the swap

I have the following UserDataPersister (taken straight from the tutorial) configured:

I've been developing a deployed Odoo v14 isntance which I used to access using the IP. My intention was to access this instance using a subdomain I own, I have registered domainname.com and created an A record called crm.domainname.com targeting the IP where my Odoo instance is. The link was working correctly but I want to hide the IP and only display crm.domainname.com when Odoo is accessed so I installed Nginx to configure the domain and use it as reverse proxy.

Here is where my problem comes, I don't have much experience configuring Nginx but after some research and experimenting I came up with this configurations (but I think they are redundant)

file /etc/nginx/nginx.conf

i have a method in my Component IncomeList, which contains the method sumValue. This method just added different numbers together and output one value, like 3+5 = 8. Same in my other Component OutputList, the same logic is used but the method is called sumValueOutput. Now i want to use both values in another component, which is called WinTotal. I tried something with props and vuex, but till now i have no working product and i also dont know how to start. Thanks for helping!

IncomeList:

I'm trying to make a route of type post in a server but it gave me a 500 error when I do the call from POSTMAN

With routes of type get, I don't get any errors this only happens on POST

This is the error I'm getting in POSTMAN: https://www.screencast.com/t/zN6XqQxQ

This is my route

I have a problem with the API request that are type put or post without body, the problem is that is not recognizing the authorization header, this only happens with the request that doesn't have the body, the other post and put with a body on it works fine

I would like to know why this happens

This is my API call without the body, this is the one that experience the problem

Environment: VS.Net 2013, .NET FW 4.5.2

We ran into something curious with CDate and datetime strings with midnight as the time.

When we pass in non-midnight datetimes we get

CDate("1/18/2021 9:00:00 PM") returns #1/18/2021 9:00:00 PM#

CDate("1/19/2021 12:01:00 AM") returns #1/19/2021 12:01:00 AM#

These are both expected results.

However when we pass in:

CDate("1/19/2021 12:00:00 AM") it only returns #1/19/2021# without the time portion.

Here's a screenshot of the value at runtime, at a break point: https://www.screencast.com/t/r0WOxWB0GGU

Is there any reason why time is omitted?

Update: this issue is solved in later releases of VS .NET and we have a programmatic workaround for the current environment.

I have a table with marketing email events, where an event can be that we sent the email, and then that the recipient clicked it or opened it. Each click and open is an event. We have 2 years of data which is around 150 million rows.

I derive the email domain from each recipient email address, and I recently put an index on that domain column. This improved the performance significantly, and now I include both the domain and the address in a filter. What took 10 minutes, takes less than 10 seconds.

At least, that is true for most domains. There are 7.4 million unique email addresses, and almost half of those are GMAIL. If I query for a gmail address it is very slow, perhaps even slower than without the index. At least the top 50 most common domains take at least one minute for a basic query. The next most common domain has 400k email addresses.

Most of these are what we call "Freemail" domains and I have a long list of potential freemail and otherwise non-private domains (in addition to common email providers like gmail, it also includes "disposable" domains that users sign up for)-- this list is over 5000.

I have two questions/goals. First, would be to simply come up with a way to make querying Gmail faster (and I could selectively apply this to other most common domains). I have ideas, that may be bad, like creating a column with the first letter of the email address and making an index on that. (I am not a DBA, I had never created an index on SQL server before so don't assume I've already thought of something obvious).

The second goal would be to more generally use this for anything that is in the table of freemail domains. Most don't need it, but it ensures that whatever strategy stays up to date because that freemail table gets updated both in some automatic ways and by manually adding domains.

An example query and goal.

Goal: Summarize email engagement of a particular user over time

Currently I am trying to get my app approved by Facebook.

My app allows users to connect their instagram account. I use data like instagram_profile_picture and followed_by_count to complete their profile with reliable data.

For that, I request the permission instagram_basic within the Facebook-login process. Obviously the process only works if a instagram account is connected to the Facebook account which they are logging in with.

Facebook rejected my app because they could not test the permission properly. But they say that my screencast shows a valid use case (where my FB account is connected to a instagram account). I have checked the test-user they have used to review my app and it is not connected to a instagram account. What makes requesting the permission pretty useless.

test-user

I thought that Facebook is smart enough to understand that, but I guess that's not the case.

Can anyone help me?