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QUESTION
I am having a problem with converting a JSON feed into a RSS feed. I am attempting to do this in a single function, seen below.
I found code on GitHub — but it doesn't work properly — and I don't know how to fix it.
In the bottom of the PHP code: echo convert_jsonfeed_to_rss($content)."\n";
I am expecting this to print out the RSS XML feed — it doesn't.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-20 at 07:01The conversion to a DOMDocument at the end seems to be the issue, it objects to a few parts of the document.
A quicker way (and seems to be more reliable in this case) is to just use dom_import_simplexml()
QUESTION
This is my get request which grabs a few different JSON end points:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-10 at 10:31If your app supports optional chaining then you could do it like this:
QUESTION
What I am trying to do is the following:
I have a fragment that has scrollview with a video on top. What I am a trying to achieve is having the video to float when I scroll.
Similar behavior to this link: https://www.independentarabia.com/jsonfeed/api/v2/node/34291
I looked into picture in picture mode but with no luck
Can anyone give me an idea of how this behavior can be achieved?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-16 at 10:39In case someone was looking to do something like this: I referred to the jw player library:
QUESTION
So for a school project I have to read in some data through an api. So far everything (kinda) works, but when I try to read in some data underneath a couple of links, I get keyerrors. I would not mind posting the entire list, but it is mainly in dutch.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-10 at 14:34Use dict.get(key), then there will be no exception if the key does not exist. Incomplete data in your items ;)
QUESTION
EDIT, SOLVED: Its because the outer div needs the key set on it. The most parent element must have the key set.
Each div should have a unique key as I am using the shortid library to generate one, bit lost here?!
Error:
backend.js:6 Warning: Each child in a list should have a unique "key" prop.
Check the render method of JsonFeed
. See htt......-warning-keys for more information. in div (created by JsonFeed) in JsonFeed.
Render Function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-09 at 14:30You need to assign a unique key to each post that you are mapping to components. E.g.:
QUESTION
I am new to typescript/react. I have this type error below which I am unsure on how to tackle. Can anybody enlighten me?
Error: [tsc] src/webparts/jsonFeed/components/JsonFeed.tsx(40,8): error TS2322: Type '{ postOrLinkedIn: any; }' is not assignable to type 'ReactElement ReactElement ReactElement
JsonFeed.tsx
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-07 at 16:11You have specified in IJsonFeedProps
that postOrLinkedIn
is either undefined or a boolean. Whereas in the render function you are returning a JSX.Element
.
QUESTION
I am trying to make my component reactive on updates. I am using componentDidUpdate()
to check if the components prop state has changed, then if it has it is has I need the getPosts()
function to be called and the postCount
to update if that prop is changed.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-01 at 09:18 // This function runs when a prop choice has been updated
componentDidUpdate(prevProps,prevState) {
// Typical usage (don't forget to compare props):
if (prevState.jsonUrl !== this.state.jsonUrl) {
this.getPosts();
// something else ????
}
}
QUESTION
Currently setting up FullCalendar using ReactJS. I can populate my calendar and the events but having trouble with the eventClick={}
. How can I populate a modal using eventClick={}
and retrieve event information?
I have managed to get the modal to appear when the event is clicked on but I cannot seem to pass any data through < this is the closest I got. I thought of perhaps greating a function where the modal fires off but I cant work out how to make it show.
Current Code
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-24 at 15:31Your question states "So here I get the modal appearing and disappearing when I click on the event/close button..." but in the comments you state "but I just can't figure what to write to render it".
I am going to assume the Modal is being rendered and that the issue is you are unsure how to use the eventClick callback.
ADyson was spot on about the issue you are having. You have already set up the callback, FullCalendar considers your toggle function the function to call when it triggers the event click. When your toggle function is called it will be passed an eventClickInfo object that gives you access to the event, HTML element, jsEvent and the view.
So changing your toggle to this would give you access to the event:
QUESTION
I have two Futures which load a String from a JSON File for me. My Goal is to have a class Data within which, I can hold different objects (for example Feed). What I don't understand right now, is how I write a class data which can hold the object feed, as well as, load the feed object from the Future.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-13 at 11:50This is something that used to slip me up a bit when I first started using Dart and Flutter. Your loadFeed()
method returns a type of Future
but your Data
classes member feed
is of type Feed
, which are two different types. What you want to do is "unwrap" the Future
returned from your loadFeed()
method in order to access the Feed
object.
You "unwrap" Future
objects using the async/await
syntax.
What it might look like you can do is:
QUESTION
{
"buienradar": {
"copyright": "(C)opyright Buienradar / RTL. Alle rechten voorbehouden",
"terms": "Deze feed mag vrij worden gebruikt onder voorwaarde van bronvermelding buienradar.nl inclusief een hyperlink naar https://www.buienradar.nl. Aan de feed kunnen door gebruikers of andere personen geen rechten worden ontleend."
},
"actual": {
"stationmeasurements": [
{
"stationid": 6330,
"stationname": "Meetstation Hoek van Holland",
"lat": 51.98,
"lon": 4.1,
"regio": "Hoek van Holland",
"timestamp": "2018-12-23T09:40:00",
"dayhistory": {
"timestamp": "2018-12-23T01:00:00",
"temperatureMin": 7.3,
"temperatureMax": 8.8,
"groundtemperatureMin": 6.9,
"sunshineHours": 0.0,
"windgustsMax": 9.71,
"windspeedMax": 7.81,
"windspeedBftMax": 4,
"windDirectionDegreesMax": 223
}
},
{
"stationid": 6279,
"stationname": "Meetstation Hoogeveen",
"lat": 52.73,
"lon": 6.52,
"regio": "Hoogeveen",
"timestamp": "2018-12-23T09:40:00",
"dayhistory": {
"timestamp": "2018-12-23T01:00:00",
"temperatureMin": 6.0,
"temperatureMax": 7.5,
"groundtemperatureMin": 5.7,
"sunshineHours": 0.0,
"windgustsMax": 7.21,
"windspeedMax": 5.05,
"windspeedBftMax": 3,
"windDirectionDegreesMax": 255
}
},
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-23 at 12:10You can deserialize the JSON and then query the deserialized Object for required information. You can begin by defining your class structure.
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