I have tried the #imageliteral method but it seems to not working also. I need to use many images in an array so is there any alternative to it or not?
Use
#imageLiteral(
without the closing parenthesis, In this way you can add images in Xcode 13.
use #imageLiteral like you did befor but then add the parentheses and you will get a blank image. Then click the image and you probably know what to do after that
Dear #Amish to solve this problem you can use the following instruction:
Syntax:
who.what=value
Image1.image=UIImage(named:"Image2")
write your image name in parentheses
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I am using VS Code on a Mac to write ReactJS, however I find that I could not save my code. If I use command and s to save, then the JSX will be a mess, just like shown in the picture:
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So how could I solve it? Thank you
I think your code is being saved, but that your code formatting is messing-up your code.
Hit the following combination : Shift+Command+P
This will open a menu on top. Inside that menu type Format Document With..., and select it. It will allow you to format your code with a different auto-format tool. Choose the one that is appropriate for your code i.e. Prettier.
I am using this command in protractor to undo the text inserted in a certain element. However, it is not working because the text is not undone. Why?
The command used is:
hotkeys.trigger('mod+z',{targetElement: $(properties.homePage.editableText)});
Thanks in advance.
I think you should try protractor-hotkeys package here, As it will help to execute same code on different os. Let me know if you need any sample for this.
also you can refer Question
I want to remove sideMenuBar dynamically when my form(screen) loads. currently I am removing commands using removeAllCommands() method. but this is not fine for me I just want to remove whole sideMenuBar.
Can you please let me how to resolve it?
It's unclear what you are really asking but I'm guessing you are looking for SideMenuBar.closeCurrentMenu().
I am using HTMLPurifier for cleaning the post input but I'd like it to escape (html encode) all broken tags or suspicious symbols instead of removing them completely. I have searched through it's docs and this site but without any luck. Still hope that I have missed something.
Opening tag is the most irritating. If someone tries to post a formula or comparison, writes "param1<param2" and does not put space in between, the purifier gets it as a wrong tag opening and completely discards everything on the right side.
I am using htmlspecialchars inside [code] tags, but I want to allow some html outside and cannot encode everything.. That is why I'm filtering it with HTMLPurifier.
Your advice would be appreciated.
Try %Core.AggressivelyFixLt or using %Core.LexerImpl set to DirectLex. I don't know offhand if this will work, it may not.
A partial solution is to set %Core.EscapeInvalidTags; but it's a pretty imperfect fix, and it may mangle some text.
I want to process a template with a Google plusone button in it through phpQuery and I run into the following problem:
require_once( "phpQuery.php" );
$p = phpQuery( "<g:plusone></g:plusone>" );
echo $p->html();
the expected output would be:
<g:plusone></g:plusone>
But instead the output of this is:
<plusone></plusone>
Which doesn't match up with what google is expecting, so the button doesn't work any more. How can I stop phpQuery from changing (fixing?) my code, or how can I work around this problem without changing the string from plusone to g:plusone once the processing is done? (that's a nasty workaround, plus, I run into more of these 'translation'-problems in phpQuery).
I had the same problem while including a google+ badge. I could force the code generator from google to generate code with a div container. I just had to tick the "html5 valid code" checkbox.
I've been looking all over for solutions for this problem, to no avail. I found a horrible workaround. I'm sure this is NOT the most elegant way to do this, but at least it fixes the problem.
Instead of the tags:
<g:plusone>...</g:plusone>
use:
<g__0058__plusone>...</g__0058__plusone>
Then simply str_replace the result before you're outputting:
echo str_replace("__0058__",":",$doc->html());
Basically in a tag where you would normally put a colon (:) you put 0058 instead. It's a very non-elegant solution, I realise that, but at least it's a workaround to this old problem.