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I have a table on my website, which gets data from a database, in the table I have delete buttons on a row, I have just made the table searchable with jQuery, but now I can't figure out how to keep the delete buttons.

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I am trying to get data from scopus using api and python. I query using python module requests. The response of the query gets me a json with values like the following.

{ "search-results": { "opensearch:totalResults": "1186741", "opensearch:startIndex": "0", "opensearch:itemsPerPage": "25", "opensearch:Query": { "@role": "request", "@searchTerms": "all(machine learning)", "@startPage": "0" }, "link": [ { "@_fa": "true", "@ref": "self", "@href": "api query", "@type": "application/json" }, { "@_fa": "true", "@ref": "first", "@href": "api query", "@type": "application/json" }, { "@_fa": "true", "@ref": "next", "@href": "api query", "@type": "application/json" }, { "@_fa": "true", "@ref": "last", "@href": "api query", "@type": "application/json" } ], "entry": [ { "@_fa": "true", "link": [ { "@_fa": "true", "@ref": "self", "@href": "https://api.elsevier.com/content/abstract/scopus_id/85081889595" }, { "@_fa": "true", "@ref": "author-affiliation", "@href": "https://api.elsevier.com/content/abstract/scopus_id/85081889595?field=author,affiliation" }, { "@_fa": "true", "@ref": "scopus", "@href": "https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?partnerID=HzOxMe3b&scp=85081889595&origin=inward" }, { "@_fa": "true", "@ref": "scopus-citedby", "@href": "https://www.scopus.com/inward/citedby.uri?partnerID=HzOxMe3b&scp=85081889595&origin=inward" } ], "prism:url": "https://api.elsevier.com/content/abstract/scopus_id/85081889595", "dc:identifier": "SCOPUS_ID:85081889595", "eid": "2-s2.0-85081889595", "dc:title": "Recognizing hotspots in Brief Eclectic Psychotherapy for PTSD by text and audio mining", "dc:creator": "Wiegersma S.", "prism:publicationName": "European Journal of Psychotraumatology", "prism:issn": "20008198", "prism:eIssn": "20008066", "prism:volume": "11", "prism:issueIdentifier": "1", "prism:pageRange": null, "prism:coverDate": "2020-12-31", "prism:coverDisplayDate": "31 December 2020", "prism:doi": "10.1080/20008198.2020.1726672", "citedby-count": "0", "affiliation": [ { "@_fa": "true", "affilname": "University of Twente", "affiliation-city": "Enschede", "affiliation-country": "Netherlands" } ], "prism:aggregationType": "Journal", "subtype": "ar", "subtypeDescription": "Article", "article-number": "1726672", "source-id": "21100394256", "openaccess": "1", "openaccessFlag": true },

However, the response is a nested json and I am not able to access the inner elements of it like the keys dc:creator, citedby-count etc.

Can anyone please help me with how to access all parts of it, like author name, cited by, affiliation etc. I want to store this result as csv which I can use for further manipulation.

Directly applying

df = pandas.read_json(file name)

doesn't yield correct result format: I get a table like this.

entry [{'@_fa': 'true', 'link': [{'@_fa': 'true', '@... link [{'@_fa': 'true', '@ref': 'self', '@href': 'ht... opensearch:Query {'@role': 'request', '@searchTerms': 'all(mach... opensearch:itemsPerPage 25 opensearch:startIndex 0 opensearch:totalResults 1186741

I have also tried the accessing by nested dictionary to list to dictionary method, but at some point, I get stuck.

So for a personal project, I am trying to make a database of conferences and their papers. to do this I am using Mongo DB community server, node.js, mongoose and the Elsevier Scopus API. So far I have made my own JSON file with all the relevant information for each conference but once I am trying to populate each conference with relevant papers of each year's edition I am unable to properly retrieve the relevant data of the JSON file retrieved from Scopus.

The schema for my db is the following :

I have a simple table view cell containing two labels whose positioning constraints disappear at runtime (the width and aspect ration remain). There are no warnings, no errors in the storyboard view, no console log and I don't use size classes.

The views are misplaced (they stick to the top left corner) and when I launch the Debug View Hierarchy there is an exclamation mark on a purple background indicating an ambiguous position. Upon inspection it turns out that the position constraints are not there anymore.

I have tried removing and adding them again, I have compared almost every IB inspector in the view hierarchy with a working implementation and couldn't figure out a difference. I have inspected the views with lldb and the _autolayoutTrace doesn't show the constraints.

I know I can remove the controller in Interface Builder and rebuild it but I would appreciate an insight into debugging that kind of issue.

Here is the part of the storyboard describing the table view controller and prototype cell :

I have a multiple plot with three data frame in ggplot2. I would like to show all three legends.

For example, I have this data set: data('demo')