gent | Reusable business logic base layer for GraphQL API servers | REST library
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Gent is a lightweight, reusable business logic layer that makes it easy to build GraphQL servers in Node.js and TypeScript.
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QUESTION
I have a dropdown i want to display a div as per gender as given below using jquery, this is working fine but how can i do it in reactJs?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 11:02You could display the value of the state
object. Basically move this.state.value
from the css class to between the
value
from show and hide to gent and lady (or whatever you want). Also add an empty value
for the default option to hide the
:
QUESTION
Creating a dictionary from the play Macbeth
(credit to @Ajax1234)
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Answered 2021-May-16 at 04:04QUESTION
I manage a cms in which users can leave comments, today one of the comments could not be added because a modsecurity rule jumped.
Locate the comment to restore it, in what format is it? I have tried to convert it in various ways to UTF8 but have not succeeded
Example text
...Disclaimer%3a+Mi+perspectiva+es+bastante+negativa%2e+Tened+en+cuenta+que+es+subjetiva+y+que+conozco+a+gente+que+s%c3%ad+ha+estado+contenta+con+la+carrera%2e+Todo+es+presuntamente+y+de+acuerdo+a+mi+facultad%2c+mis+profesores+y+mi+experiencia%2e+%2d%2d%2d%0d%0a%0d%0a1%2e%09INTRODUCCI%c3%93N%3a%0d%0aEscog%c3%ad+la+Universidad+de+C%c3%a1diz+por+cercan%c3%ada+y+porque+es+una+de+las+pocas+universidades+de+Espa%c3%b1a
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Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 01:00QUESTION
This is more a plea for guidance rather than any hard coding example. I have set myself a problem to write an archery recording system using Django. I have got the recording system working well and the system can register users, record their scores, show their scores filtered by round, show the users scores who have shot a particular round etc. This issue I have got is when it comes to classifying the score. I will explain:
- In archery scores are recorded against the round you shoot. These vary so you have 60+ rounds to choose from each having different criteria and different maximum scores.
- Archers are grouped according to gender and age (10 sub groups)
- Archers shoot one of 3 different bowtypes
- The classification system works by taking the round shot and the sub-group that the archer falls into and the bowtype used and looking across a table of values. The classification gained is the one that the score falls into i.e.
- if you are male and over 18 you are grouped as a 'Gentleman'
- The round you shoot is called a 'York' with a recurve bow and you score 550
- The table you would consult would look like this
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Answered 2021-Jan-13 at 12:49This is possible in Django. It seems as if you're asking for a good way to store these unique scoring tables to compare archers' scores with. Otherwise, with enough logic, you can certainly classify an archer and a score to a certain class.
Django models are representations of SQL fields. This is a fine way to store your scoring tables however you have many options when it comes to storing data.
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As amazing as it may sound, im working on a website, and after asking and talking with friends and users here, my html file doesnt display the css properties for it to be accurate to what i have to do. Im getting really desperate because i dont have that much time and i dont know what may happen. It should look like this:
But in my browsers(i have tried chrome, edge and firefox) it looks like this:
In case you want to try it, my friend tried it and got it to work fine: video Also here is a snippet:
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Answered 2020-Dec-30 at 21:51Your markup is displaying vertically stacked cards, when you want to have horizontally stacked cards.
Your vertically stacked card:
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I'm writing an application that consist of a ReadAPI and a WriteAPI. The read API contains the domain classes, and uses EF CORE code first to generate the SQL DB, and to read from it.
The write API uses NHibernate to write to the database that is generated by EF Core. So far I have inserted 'simple' object via the write API, which has worked fine.
I'm encountering a problem now. I have a domain class, Driver, that has a nested object, Address, inside. At DB level a driver can have one address and an address can belong to multiple drivers. I'm trying to POST a JSON object, a driver object, via the write API. As to now, I've solved inserting the address by creating an address record in DB in advance, and giving the address ID in the JSON.
What I want to do now is giving the complete nested JSON object and have NHibernate generate the inserts for me. I have tried so many things but I feel like I am getting nowhere. Any advice would be much appreciated.
I'm using .Net Core with NHiberate 5.3.5, which has the mapping by code functionality already. If someone can solve it using Fluent NH instead, that is fine as well since I will convert it to NH 5.3.5 notation myself then.
My code:
Domain classes:
Driver:
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Answered 2020-Dec-17 at 09:16You would need to add ManyToOne
mapping in your ChauffeurMap
class
QUESTION
I'm working with vue-typer and it adjusts on screen according to the space. But, depending the size of the screen, the vue-typer breaks the word. I want to break just when we have backspace. The code is:
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Answered 2020-Dec-08 at 18:05data() {
text : 'Hello World! I`m clarification masterjam!',
},
computed : {
textComputed() {
let n = "\n"
let breaked = this.text.match(/.{1,25}/g);
//this will break the text into chuncks ^
breaked[0];
var pos = breaked[0].lastIndexOf(' ');
breaked[0] = breaked[0].substring(0,pos)+n+breaked[0].substring(pos+1);
return breaked.join('')
},
QUESTION
I am having trouble filling a specified vector with search-values from the spotifyr package and I can't really understand where it is going wrong.
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Answered 2020-Nov-29 at 23:00The way you have your for loop might be the problem. For example:
QUESTION
My website code is working fine but when i put in the w3c validator it shows me some errors and when i fix them my website gets all messed up. Basically my code is working with the "errors" that the validator points me. I don't know what to do since this code is a test for my college and probably my professor will put the code at the validator too.
I'm a beginner at programming so i did the html and the css separately (there is no js because i don't know how to use it and my professor didn't teach us yet)
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Answered 2020-Nov-29 at 04:33I'd say, since this is for a test, you should find a way to implement the fixes for "Error"s, but not necessarily "Warning"s.
W3C is checking if you have written valid html. Invalid html often works, so I'm not surprised that your code works. If this was a web development job I would say "If it works, it's great" but since it's a test of your knowledge of code I think you'd better do it the "proper" way.
For example, this very Stack Overflow page has many errors such as:
Error: Element div not allowed as child of element button in this context.
This page would get a "pass" from a client, but maybe not from a professor.
QUESTION
I added the fadeOut
and fadeIn
to see if my click handler would work and it does. How can I add the click handler to cancel the animation? How can I cancel intervals with the clearInterval function?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-19 at 13:50To stop the animation on click of #heading
you need to store the id returned from the setInterval()
call then provide that to the clearInterval()
call within the click event handler. Try this:
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