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How do I make a DataTable (PrimeNG) use the skeleton loader? If you look at the following docs link, this is how my current loading effect looks like.
PrimeNG actually implemented that skeleton effect themselves here, but I can't really find StackBlitz or code snippet there.
view-lecturers.component.ts ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-19 at 16:07Add this template to your table. When the loading attribute is true, then it will show this template inside the table. Check the official documentation for the templates and the loadingbody template link
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In the following picture, the full xpath of the yellow highlighted bit of HTML is
/html/body/bx-site/ng-component/div/sp-sports-ui/div/main/div/section/main/sp-path-event/div/sp-next-events/div/div/div[2]/div1/sp-coupon1/sp-multi-markets/section/section/sp-outcomes/sp-two-way-vertical[2]/ul/li1/sp-outcome/button
I am using selenium to scrape some data from a website. The text of the xpath is what I want but I also need the class name of the yellow highlight bit of HTML. The class name constantly changes so I need a way to retrieve the class name along with the text. In this case the class name would be "bet-btn". I am using driver.find_element_by_xpath to get the text from the html, but can't figure out a way to retrieve the class name. Using the xpath is there a way in selenium to retrieve the class name of the yellow highlighted bit.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 21:03I would advise against using absolute xpath unless you really needed to
Try this instead:
QUESTION
I created an array from a http response, and am attempting to iterate against an object list to create a second array of keys where the keys value is found in my http response array. But I noticed for some reason using find
or includes
, the if statement never evaluates to true. But if I replace my http array with an array of the exact same contents, it evaluates to true.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 23:02This was an async issue, just needed to wrap my code in a promise. So added an extra arg to my request function filter
, theennn(pun intended):
QUESTION
I've a small project. I wanted to create a production built for the same. I used this command:
ng build --prod
But it was throwing some build errors. So I asked my tech lead and she told me add this import:
import ResizeObserver from 'resize-observer-polyfill'
The build was successful after this but now the files are not passing linting test. Since the import is not used anywhere else in this code. I'm getting this error:
ERROR: C:/Users/320035648/Angular/pinc-insights-ui/src/app/app.module.ts:29:1 - All imports on this line are unused. Lint errors found in the listed files.
So I added this line before the import:
/* tslint: disable: no-unused-variable */
But still I'm getting same error. Please help me.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-14 at 05:19If you are not using ResizeObserver
, and so only using library import side-effects, why not simply importing the library this way:
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