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QUESTION
In my app, I have a fragment that I'm using to display data, and a Settings activity that I use to change some settings in the app. When I go to the settings activity via the navigation drawer, and then return to the main screen (without changing settings), the app crashes with this exception:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Fragment NowWeatherFragment{b7914f8 (0e67ee0d-8776-45b5-9fd7-ee69841c31d1)} not attached to a context
It seems to be happening after a response from an API call, and there was a decent explanation of why from another answer on SO, but nothing I've tried has been able to fix that.
I have seen several other questions about this, but I'm having trouble applying the answers to them to my situation. I tried checking for isAttached() and that didn't help, as well doing a null check for the fragment, but it's still getting the same exception
Rather than post all of the classes, some of which are very long, here is the github repo. It should be fairly lightweight and easy to run on a device through Android Studio https://github.com/jollygreenegiant/SimpleWeather
I expect that the app will just go back to the main screen and display the weather data like it does on launch.
Here is the full stack trace:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-09 at 04:55Fragment lifecycle is too complex and complicated
QUESTION
When I make a call to the DarkSky API, for certain locations, my onResponse and onFailure methods are not triggered. I've tested tons of locations in the US, and everything is fine. I tested London, and that was fine, but when I test Chennai, India, neither method is triggered. I also tested the URL being called and there is a response when I put it into a web browser, but it's not triggering the onReponse() method in the app.
I've seen some people say it's because the call is asynchronous, but I don't know why it would work with 100% consistency for certain cities but not others.
Calling class:
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Answered 2019-Jun-27 at 05:10put log in url on failure like this
QUESTION
I've seen a number of questions like mine here but none of the answers have worked for me and my JS is subpar.
I'm using SimpleWeather.js and all I want to do is make a form field to update the zip code. I can get the zip variable from the form but I can't get it to update the getWeather() function and therefore update the weather.
Thanks in advance!
Here's the important parts of the code.
HTML
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-19 at 22:11You have a couple of small errors... You are defining the zip
variable twice. You only need to define it once, otherwise it will stay stuck at 90001
. In your CodePen you were not calling getWeather()
after grabbing the zip. Last, you want to set your submit button to type="button"
to prevent the form from being submitted in the classic HTML way:
QUESTION
I am displaying weather data for each city on a card on button click
JSP page
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Answered 2018-Feb-20 at 12:41JSP Page:
QUESTION
I'm playing around with simpleWeather.js and I would like to change the body background based on the weather conditions. This plugin uses Yahoo weather codes to determine this. For this example, I want to set a background image for the ranges 0-10, 10-20 and another one for everything else.
I had no problems when dealing with a simpler condition (if less than 25 change background else if larger than 25 set another) but when I tried to add more if's and else's it stopped working. The plugin doesn't load and it's stuck on the loading image.
Can anyone help me out with this? Here is the codepen im working on and this is my source:
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Answered 2018-Feb-18 at 10:37Your code looks fine! But you missed a capital letter.
In your last else you have addclass you have to use addClass
QUESTION
I'm attempting to build a Weather website for school. I've finished the homepage to accurately display weather information based on the users current location. I am now attempting to make a forecast for the next 5 days. I can succesfully build this but the code is long because I'm not making use of a loop. But when attempting to build a loop I can't get it to work.
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-17 at 13:12These lines don't look right:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-01 at 09:15You have to make an array of templates for all codes so that each code has specific template, then pass the code to a function which will generate HTML for that code. See below snippet, I've made example for Cloud-Rain Icon, similarly you can create other templates.
QUESTION
I relied on this exemple : https://codepen.io/fleeting/pen/xklfq and i want to display logo for the next days, i tried to add this code to display the next days temperatures:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-25 at 15:01The logos are contained in the CSS
used in the code example on CodePen.
If you have the CSS
referenced in your HTML
, you can simply add the following:
QUESTION
I am currently using simpleWeather.js to display simple weather forecasts on my personal website. It's working great, but I am experiencing one simple issue.
Currently it outputs forecasts in English, like:
- THU: 22°C
- FRI: 26°C
- SAT: 23°C
However instead of showing "THU:" I want it to show "Donderdag:". Obviously the same result for the remaining days of the week.
I know it's preffered to have a working code example, so I created one here:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-28 at 11:32You can use an object to translate the English names to Dutch:
QUESTION
I have this block of code which is based on the simpleweather.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-26 at 18:50weather.code
is likely a string. Your cases are checking for integers and therefore they do not match. You need to parse the weather code using parseInt()
, or turn each case into a string.
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