[Solved] convert a string JSON into an Array [duplicate]

Use JSON.parse() and replace the starting and ending ” with backticks JSON.parse(`[ { “userId”: 1, “id”: 1, “title”: “delectus aut autem”, “completed”: false }, { “userId”: 1, “id”: 5, “title”: “laboriosam mollitia et enim quasi adipisci quia provident illum”, “completed”: false } ]`) solved convert a string JSON into an Array [duplicate]

[Solved] Can’t find a datepicker that plays nicely with angular-meteor

Semi-Solution Set AOT=1 in meteor environment variables. Discussion I was able to get ng-bootstrap working by sym-linking the library (to ensure that it is transpiled) and then building Meteor with AOT enabled. I narrowed down the original failure to an area in the Angular JIT compiler code. I really don’t know a ton about how … Read more

[Solved] FDDividendAmericanEngine Function in QuantLib

It says clearly in the instructions in the link you provided: Within Excel, the function is named – CT.ENG.FDDividendAmericanEngine This means, in Excel, you should not use: FDDividendAmericanEngine …you should instead use: CT.ENG.FDDividendAmericanEngine To find out how to use functions from a third-party add-in, you need to consult the products documentation (as I just did), … Read more

[Solved] Inserting date()->format(Y-m-d): “Call to a member function modify() on a non-object.” [closed]

You have a typo in your code. $datetime_beginning vs $datetime_bigining Try this: $datetime_beginning = new DateTime(’60 days ago’); do { $insert_days= mysql_query(“INSERT INTO $tocreate (date_full) VALUES (‘”.$datetime_beginning->format(‘Y-m-d’).”‘);”) or die(mysql_error()); $datetime_beginning->modify(‘+1 day’); }while($datetime_beginning!=$final_time); 4 solved Inserting date()->format(Y-m-d): “Call to a member function modify() on a non-object.” [closed]