Use 48 iterations instead of 24. Then you can use i%4 as the index into an array of minutes for the quarter hours. <% var arrayOfTimes = []; %> <% for (var i = 0; i <= 48; i++) { %> <% var n = Math.floor(i/4) + [“:00”, “:15”, “:30”, “:45”][i%4]; %> <% if(n<10) %> … Read more
The logic of your for loop must be modifies to get an equilateral triangle. The below code works, The outer most for loop I have used is to print the numbers in a new line every time after completing the inner loops the outer loop prints a new line. The first inner loop isto print … Read more
This is useful—it does the same thing as DateTime.Parse, BUT DOES NOT THROW ANY EXCEPTIONS It returns true if the parse succeeded, and false otherwise. protected void Foo() { // Use DateTime.TryParse when input is valid. string input = “2014-02-02T04:00:00″;//”2014-02-02”; DateTime dateTime; if (DateTime.TryParse(input, out dateTime)) { lblresult.Text = dateTime.ToString(); } else { lblresult.Text = … Read more
Without a better understanding of the rules and data this is the best I can come up with. It is based on your first array example – SELECT `r`.* FROM `rule_attribute_value` `rav` INNER JOIN `rule` `r` ON `rav`.`rule_id` = `r`.`rule_id` INNER JOIN `rule_attribute` `ra` ON `rav`.`attribute_id` = `ra`.`attribute_id` WHERE (`rav`.`store_id` = 0 AND `ra`.`attribute_code` = … Read more
I understand the question and the answer is going to be complex. First you need to add onChange event to your ProducerType selectbox. Add this at the end of your html: <script> $(document).ready(function(){ // attach event on change $(‘#ProducerType’).on(‘change’,function(){ // call script on server to check if isset() and receive values for Role $.get(“checkproducer.php?ProducerType=”+$(‘#ProducerType’).val(),function(result){ // … Read more
It can only go into one of the if or elif or else branches (and it can never go into elif for : because the if already captures that). You need to add stuff to the output string in all of these cases, probably outside the conditional. However, you are examining one letter at a … Read more
You can do it this way: var result= xdoc.Descendants(“image”) .Where(x => x.Attribute(“size”).Value == “large”) .Select(x => new User{ Image = x.Value }); Here is Working Example Fiddle solved LINQ to XML attributes
Using dplyr from the tidyverse you should be able to do this: library(tidyverse) AB <- B %>% rename(ID = `Cust No`, Name = `Customer Name`) %>% full_join(A, ., by = “ID”) rename will let you change the names in B manually so that they match A in the form new_name = old_name. full_join will keep … Read more
It is possible to write this using recursion. Note that count_present(p_1, p_2, …, p_n, p_{n+1}) returns the value count_present(p_1, p_2, …, p_n) unless all p_1, …, p_{n+1} are present and .TRUE.. In this latter case the result is n+1. count_present(p_1) returns 1 if p_1 is .TRUE., 0 otherwise. recursive function count_present(p1, p2, p3, p4, p5, … Read more
I recommend using a <vector> drawable for this. <vector xmlns:android=”http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android” android:width=”24dp” android:height=”24dp” android:viewportWidth=”24.0″ android:viewportHeight=”24.0″> <path android:strokeColor=”#000″ android:strokeWidth=”1″ android:pathData=”M1 1h22v22h-22zM1 1l22 22M1 23l22 -22M1 12h22M12 1v22″/> </vector> solved Need to draw a shape for android in xml, the design will hold a “X” and some vertical and horizontal line also [closed]
You need to specify how many items you want to splice (1 I guess assuming the name is singular) Otherwise it would remove all the messages to the end starting the index. var facebookProfile = { messages: [“hi”, “bye”, “test”], deleteMessage: function deleteMessage(index) { facebookProfile.messages.splice(index, 1); }, } facebookProfile.deleteMessage(1) console.log(facebookProfile.messages) facebookProfile.deleteMessage(1) console.log(facebookProfile.messages) 1 solved delete … Read more
You need to change this line of code: mDatabaseReference.child(“drivers”).child(userid).toString() != userid || mDatabaseReference.child(“parents”).child(userid).toString() != useremail) { with mDatabaseReference.child(“drivers”).child(userid).getRef().toString() != userid || mDatabaseReference.child(“parents”).getRef().child(userid).toString() != useremail) { As you probably see, i have added the getRef() method to actually get the reference. Hope it helps. 7 solved What’s wrong in this code for firebase database? [closed]
You are trying to create a Reader for the response for your URL call, but likely the socket has already been closed. You should check your httpConnection.getXXXStream calls to make sure the httpConnection is still alive and the return value from the getStream calls is not null. — edit — Your check for responseCode != … Read more
So is it a text file or excel file you are importing? Without more details, file structure, or a reproducible example, it will be hard to help. You can try: # Get the correct package install.packages(‘readxl’) df1 <- readxl::read_excel(‘[directory name][file name].xlsx’) df2 <- readxl::read_excel(‘[directory name][file name].xlsx’) # Creates a new variable flag if miRNA from … Read more
I defined my checksum variable as unsigned long int because that was typedefed as a uint4 in the library I am porting (where the basis for this code comes from). Turns out that the library was only used on 32 bit architectures, so an unsigned long int is 4 bytes whereas on my machine (64 … Read more