How can you have an embeded text field with out all I want it to say is "Total Damage" and then display the image...
I have tried just about every combination of leaving it blank value="" or value=None or leaving off the value but then you get an error saying it is required.
diceEmbed.add_field(name='Total Damage', value=None)
image of the embed
You can't actually set a value to None so you have to use a unicode as such:
embed.add_field(name="name", value='\u200')
This probably is not the best way of doing this, but it does work for me.
diceEmbed.add_field(name='Total Damage', value=** **)
You can use the unicode character for zero width space
embed.add_field(name='Total Damage', value='\u200b')
# You can also use it in the name
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I am having a problem with displaying all the columns of the array. only 2 columns are displayed instead of 8.
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I don't have enough reputation to comment, so I'll add this as an answer. My guess would be you would be able to see all your data if you print the df/array instead. Incase you want to display it, then using pandas and setting this value should do the trick
pd.set_option('display.max_columns', None)
I have a page with a set of fields I need to edit via WebSamplerDriver.
The difficulty is that field id values are not constant and change from time to time.
So, if I use an xpath like //input[#id='TextField13'],
it works only very limited time while id is actual.
Code snippet is below:
I suppose I need to describe xpath for an element with id='TextField13' (which is not a constant) with relevance to the text "First name" (always the same text) in another branch of parent tag (i.e. label).
What is the right way to do that?
Will be appreciated for tips.
Try this XPath to select input field based on label value
//label[.="First name"]/following::input
The answer is:
//label[contains(text(),'First name')]//following:://input
What the problem with this << give the button name like this not accepted in xaml
< , > , & , "" and space Thank You
Try this:
<Button Content="<<"/>
To explain this behavior we need to know the following:
Button is one of content controls, which are simply controls that are
constrained to contain a single item. Content controls all derive from
System.Windows.Controls.ContentControl, which has a Content property
of type Object that contains the single item. Because a content
control’s single item can be any arbitrary object, the control can
contain a potentially large tree of objects. There just can be only
one direct child.
If you open an Error list window, you can see many errors there, not just that one in your picture.
For me, it's
White space is missing.
The value "<" is not valid in an attribute.
Expecting an XML tag name.
The token "" HorizontalAlignment="Left" (omitted for brevity) is unexpected.
2x The open angle bracket character '<' is not valid in an attribute. It should be written as &lt;.
Now, you could guess why it's not a valid character, not to mention that a solution is also described there in the last error. The compiler is confused, it thinks that you are nesting in a new UI element.
As for the other question about not allowed characters in a name, it's obvious. They are not allowed to be used in names in C# or VB.NET either. If you try it in XAML, it will produce an error saying what's allowed. It's just a decision made by a team who designed this. There are languages where these characters can be used as identifiers for objects.
There's a more elaborative explanation in the following blog post.
Try « for << and » for >> this are called "ISO Latin-1 code" for more checkout this link:
http://www.utexas.edu/learn/html/spchar.html
I have just written an answer which is
I guess you should use < instead.
but actually I mean
I guess you should use < instead.
The characters < in my answer were escaped to <.
<Button><</Button>
i am trying to use angular ui.mask module to display a full length url based on user entering a section name(suffix)
http://www.example.com/XYZ where 'XYZ' is the user input.
While a mask 'http://www.example.com/AAA' works fine, it does limit the user to entering only 3 character.
Any quick ways to extend the length accepted?
I tried altering the regex to accept variable length, but haven't got this working.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
This can be accomplished by using a question mark before any character in the mask that would be optional.
In your case, it would look like:
ui-mask='http://www.example.com/?A?A?A?A?A?A?A?A?A?A?A?A?A?A?A?A'
Better late than never...
Here is a TAG
The white block is the select field
Here is the select field selected
Here is the code
Why is it expanding out of it's limit ? there is nothing fancy there?
I think the problem is with your layout type.Which layout you are working with?Try it after removing layout config and add
xtype:'textfield',
anchor:50%,
itemId:'field'
If you are to use
selectfield.setHtml() and set it to a String.
It will destroy display and display the String ahs the value.
It's better to use setText() to do so.