Working with react-intl and was looking to display a currency symbol only, after some text like USD$.
From what I have read so far in the documentation guessing FormattedNumber requires a default value.
Just wondering is it possible to display a currency symbol without a number value? such as $ (currently it returns NaN, due to missing number value)
Wondering has anyone run into this kind of issue previously?
Guessing there must be a simple solution.
In the meantime will keep looking for alternative solutions.
Any thought greatly appreciated.
Wasn't able to find a solution with react-intl.
So created simple helper to do the job.
Works ok. :)
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I guess this is a stupid question, so I apologize in advance but I couldn't find the answer anywhere and I guess I didn't even really know how to search for an answer.
How do I find out more about an attribute (not even sure if that's the right word)? For example, if I do:
listAttr bifrostShape1
then I get a long list of ... attributes? .. one of them is called "particleChannel". I want to know more about "particleChannel" so I tried:
listAttr "bifrostShape1.particleChannel"
got nothing basically - returned: "particleChannel" , so I tried:
getAttr "bifrostShape1.particleChannel"
and I got result: "position"...
this is actually what I think I'm looking for and I want to know more about this, what is this "position"?
searching for "particleChannel" in the reference and online gave me nothing, and trying "listAttr and getAttr of "bifrostShape1.particleChannel.position" gave me an error..
What I'm actually trying to achieve is to get attributes of the particles in a bifrost liquid... but my question is actually: How do I find out more about something when I stumble over it like this? What is the way to find out more about a command or attribute?
This is my favorite way to learn so I really hope that there's a good way to do it in maya.
See this: attributeQuery
You can do a lot of queries about an attribute, see docs in the link.
I've got a question in drupal. I have two filters. The values of the 2nd filter depends on what value was chosen in the first filter.
Example.
First filter values : Lakers,Clippers
Second filter values : if Lakers was chosen = KOBE,GASOL
if Clippers was chosen = PAUL,GRIFFIN .
Is there any module that supports this? Or do I have to code this? If I do is there any reference or guide that I could read and follow?
THANKS!
Yes there is
Drupal has a module called hierarchical select.
check this out
https://drupal.org/project/hierarchical_select.
Hope this helps you.
Don't use hierachical select. It is chock full of bugs and since the maintainer went to work for Acquia, he no longer pays any attention to it. You'll have to write some code to make this work using contextual filters.
I currently have a problem with Dojo's calendar. It doesn't seem to be showing the name of the month when the locale is switched to zh-tw.
Instead of getting:
一月
二月
三月
。。。
we get
1
2
3
...
We don't have this problem when Dojo the locale is set to en. This is somewhat related to https://bugs.dojotoolkit.org/ticket/10490.
Anyone have a clue as to how to fix this? :)
Thanks!
That's because they implemented it that way. You can look at the source code and see that the months are numbered. You can even compare it to the English version.
As far as I know there is no way to extend or override this, so you will have to extend the dijit.Calendar._MonthDropDown yourself and hardcode it (not that this is a best practice).
Have someone ever use AccuWeather to search your country weather? I want to get my city weather code in AccuWeather who can help me? The code generate has form like this: EUR|DE|GM014|TORGAU. I can't find my city code (Phnom Penh, Cambodia)
to find your location
use this link provided by the help in ubuntu
http://thale.accu-weather.com/widget/thale/city-find.asp?location=
add your location at the end of the link
http://thale.accu-weather.com/widget/thale/city-find.asp?location=PARIS
For Phnom Penh, the code you seek is ASI|KH|CB012|PHNOM PENH.
Now in general, getting that old style format is difficult because around the end of 2009 / beginning of 2010 they did away with that style of coding stations and replaced it with a newer, perhaps more friendly model. So new style,
http://www.accuweather.com/en/kh/phnom-penh/49785/weather-forecast/49785
will give you the current for Phnom Penh.
If you really really really need to find the old style codes, there is an awesome list here. I would recommend you download the list from here as it is gold at this point and then you can programmatically access it however you see fit. Regex would be a good bet as the format seems to be pretty consistent.
Find your (nearest) city here: http://pastebin.com/dbtemx5F
I need to build a filter search that returns data using the criteria set.
My problem is building the search. It needs to be a OR query because anyone of them could be selected.
http://img200.imageshack.us/img200/2527/screenshot20100118at095.png
This is what will be searched.
Accommodation.space
Accommodation.room_type
Accommodation.facilities
Accommodation.speaks
The only way I can think of doing it is an if statement for each input, but that would be 15 if statements, is there a better way?
$Model->postConditions($this->data) [reference] can do this for you.
It will auto-generate Cake compatable conditions array, and you can even specify if you want it to be an "AND/OR" operation
This is a nice component which could likely be tweaked to work for you. It might even work right "out of the box"
http://www.jamesfairhurst.co.uk/posts/view/cakephp_filter_component/
Here is a new tutorial about this. Might help: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAVuLXFVaCw