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QUESTION
I get this most common error message in shiny app. I am well aware of this error and have resolved it dozens of time. But this time I am stumped.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 03:30The problem seems to be in this line
QUESTION
I have a table:
I have the table like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 16:12No need to use any loop. Just create a new list of column names, in a list comprehension and set it as new column names:
QUESTION
The goal of my current code is to take in the user's input for "se" and "sp" in the .html code and if the input is "billy" and "bronco" respectively it should give the alert("success")
I am very new to TypeScript, but my .ts is transpiled to .js. Currently only the alert("wrong username or password") runs, no matter what the input is. the code does not use the alert("success") even if the input is correct I was wondering what I am doing wrong, because, for this project, I don't want to use React or Angular. Is it possible to do accomplish what I want without using those?
...this is my .ts code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 18:01You're grabbing the login and password values out of the elements when the page is first loaded, rather than doing it at the time when the user tries to submit. Move that logic into the submit event listener:
QUESTION
I am very new to Typescript, and want to make a small login page using Typescript. I have already transpiled the .ts code to .js, but the buttons still do not function.
Sadly there are not any tutorials on this without angular or react for TypeScript, and I am very confused on how to move forward.
Currently, I have the buttons working as simple as possible: all they are supposed to do right now is call an alert
I was wondering why that is and where my code is wrong. Everything builds well and there are no errors given when I compile.
...this is my .ts code
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 04:22I have tried to run your files and you seem to have 3 minor issues.
- Null pointer error - There is no element with the id
submit
. So thedocument.getElementById("submit")
in your code is giving a null which when used to calladdEventListener
is throwing an error. This can be seen in the chrome console. - In your html code, you have set
onClick
parameter asregister()
andforgot()
, whereas they should just beregister
andforgot
like this
- In your tsconfig, instead of
""
it should just be"LoginTs.ts"
.
Fixing these 3 points should be enough for you to get it up and running. tsconfig is all correct. no issues with that.
QUESTION
To start I am not familiar with XAML however I know XML/CSS exceptionally well. I've begun helping a friend add some style to their XAML application though very quickly noticed that all of their styling is inline which is a nightmare. Here is a good chunk of their code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 04:42I'm not entirely sure if there is an efficient manner of doing this however this does work. I added the Window.Resources
element just after the Window
element. Here is the code for that:
QUESTION
I have a matplotlib plot where certain points get annotated. I have worked out how to do the annotations themselves, including arrows and everything. However, I need to add a line to each annotation, next to the text of the annotation. It should run in parallel to the text, with a certain offset from the text in points. The length of the line is based on a percentage value, that each annotated point has. Ideally I would like a line that's always the same length (roughly 15 text characters, which is the max length of the text in the annotations) but has a let's say red and grey portion, based on the percentage value mentioned. Any help or suggestions is greatly appreciated.
Edit: Here is a minimum example of some mock data points:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-03 at 20:26You can use plt.Rectangle
to draw the bars — first a grey one that is the height of the entire bar, and then the red bar that is a percentage of the height of the entire bar.
However, since the width and length parameters of the rectangle are in units of the x- and y-coordinates on the plot, we need to be able to access the coordinates of the text annotations you made.
You set the annotation coordinates using textcoords="axes fraction"
which makes it difficult to access the starting and ending coordinates for the rectangle in x- and y-coordinates, so instead I defined some constants x_min, x_max, y_min, y_max
for the limits of the plot, and then calculated the coordinates for your text annotations directly from the tspace
list as well as the bar annotation.
The percentage of red space for each bar can be set in a list so that's it's generalizable.
QUESTION
My data looks formatted like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 23:47This snippet does what you are trying to achieve
QUESTION
I have a question for you and I have not found a solution to this, So I have two tables which are sales_details and sales_payment. Sales details where you can see all the details and the other table is for payment info/transaction. Sales details have the primary key and the sales_payment table have the FK. To combine all the data I used the inner join statement. Thanks!
Here's an example of my data. I run a sample query using join. All of the pictures are the result of the query. I just cropped it because I can't take a long screenshot in landscape mode.
Sales Detail Table Continuation
As you can see, all the data in tbl_sales_payment have returned and it seems redundant.
What I need is like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-14 at 11:08Similar code to your last question but now with the new result layout.
QUESTION
Can someone help me to return JSON data with join tables? I have two tables which are sales_details and sales_payment. I want to return the data like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-12 at 11:10You can use the joined query but you must look at the result you get back and work out which parts are what you need in what part of the output
I am assuming you are using PDO and have converted the query to use perpared bound parameters.
Update Ahh I see you are using MYSQLI_ and not PDO, so I have changed the database access code. That will probably fix the undefined index errors
QUESTION
I am new to Stackoverflow, this is my very first question ever, I'm not sure how it all works yet, and I hope I will be able to explain my problem correctly. I was trying to use jQuery in vscode, so I installed Node.js, and then followed this tutorial on youtube; I typed npm install tsd -g
, then npm install typings --global
, and finally typings install dt~jquery --global
in my terminal, as the guy in the tutorial said, and eventually the folder: "typings" appeared into project folder.
.
After that, the guy copied the content of the last file, called "index.d.ts", which in my case contained ///
, into the "plugins.js" file, stored in the JS folder. As you can see, I do not have that folder and that file. What do I have to do? Have I committed a mistake in creating the whole project, or do I have to create a JS folder from scratch? And if so how? I know very little about vscode and jQuery, typescript... I hope someone can help, Thanks in advance.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-23 at 20:48I'll try to explain on file structure similar to yours
With the last command we generated typings
folder. Inside typings/globals/jquery/index.d.ts
you can see Typescript declarations that will be used for suggestions in VS Code:
Now we need to modify our index.js
to use these typings. With arrows I am showing how import works. We add reference path for typings/index.d.ts
. typings/index.d.ts
just reexports typings from globals/jquery/index.d.ts
(see ///
inside it).
After making this kind of chaining, we can type in our js file and have automatic suggestions
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