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Problem: I am trying to see if a file already exists in the file cabinet. If it does, the user gets a warning. If it does not, then the file proceeds to save. All components of these work except when I try to load the file I get the following error.

org.mozilla.javascript.EcmaError: TypeError: Cannot call method "load" of undefined (/SuiteScripts/suitelet_CheckIfFileExist.js#23)

I am currently passing a file id of a file I know exist for testing so I know that I am passing a valid file id.

ClientScript:

I have a poll command in my nextcord bot. I want to add reactions, but when I try the command, It give me this: https://imgur.com/a/p6s3yy5 . How can i fix it?

btw, this is my command:

The following MWE should correctly display the number of the figure by referring to it with \@ref(fig:chunk-label) yet the reference is not found by the function. Is there any option that I have to add to the chunk header to achieve a correct reference?

MWE :

I have a Dialog object that will show, well, dialogs. There are many entry points to show dialogs, e.g. yesNo(), message(), confirm(), etc. However, all these methods basically call the same other method, called showSimpleDialog(title, message, buttons).

I'd like all these methods (showSimpleDialog too) to return a promise, but there's a snag:

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I am new to django. I am trying to create a simple rest api end point, but I get a 404. I am sure I am missing some setting. models.py

When my checkbox is checked, a dialog is opened and when I click cancel, the checkbox should be unchecked.

I can't get this to happen.

The checkbox should be set to its previous state if "no" is selected on the dialog (see the if statements).

However, it seems as though setting the model for the checkbox, $scope.canSupportAccess, has no effect on the checking of the checkbox inside this function.

I have tested whether or not $scope.canSupportAccess is able to update the checkbox at all, by initializing it with true and false, and can see that it does indeed check or uncheck the checkbox.

I noticed I have to pass in canSupportAccess as an argument to the function, because $scope.canSupportAccess is not updated inside updateSupportAccess() even though $scope.canSupportAccess is the model and updateSupportAccess() is triggered when the checkbox changes.

Why does $scope.canSupportAccess have no effect inside the function, and how can I update the checkbox inside the updateSupportAccess() function?

Is this by design, to avoid the updateSupportAccess() being called recursively forever? If so, what is the work around?

Here's my code:

In my application, I need a system where some messages shown to the user have a "do not show again" checkbox. In the Settings menu, I want to have a section "dismissed messages" with names of messages and a checkbox by each, so the user can un-dismiss them if needed. If the message is dismissed, the last choice user selected in the message dialog should become a default one.

Additionally, settings should be saved to an XML file - including the message suppression state and the default choice. My current solution is very crude, and I'd like to know if there is a better way.

The message class is defined as:

I have created a code to create folders with two Textboxes.

• Textbox1 - customer number (XXXX).
• Textbox2 - customer name.

I would like to be able to check if the customer number exists before creating the folder. The newly created folder will be the combination of the two Textboxes (this is already solved). I just need to be able to determine if the folder exists only with the customer number, as it is probably created with (customer number + customer name).

Current working code:

So I have a bit complicated one, I'm trying to create a "template creator". User will input data via comboboxes and textboxes into a form, from which a button generates the names (combination of inputs). After that next button creates directories as required. Until this point everything is ok, however, after this, I prompted a question whether the user wants to start copying files to the newly created directories.

Current code: