[Solved] Is its possible to output of one query is can input of another sql query in mysql

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You should use JOINS and UNION for such cases SELECT * FROM ( SELECT msg.*,UNIX_TIMESTAMP(msg.`created_at`) AS unixTime,vs.name FROM `messaging_detail` AS msg JOIN visitor_detail AS vs ON vs.id=msg.send_by WHERE msg.visitor_id = msg.send_by AND msg.visitor_id=’18’ UNION SELECT msg.*,UNIX_TIMESTAMP(msg.`created_at`) AS unixTime,vs.name FROM `messaging_detail` AS msg JOIN login AS vs ON vs.`id`=msg.`send_by` WHERE msg.visitor_id != msg.send_by AND msg.visitor_id=’18’ ) … Read more

[Solved] How to find in and out time of every employee

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You can group by id and cast(time_stamp as date) to create one row per person per day: select * , datediff(minute, first_in, last_out) as duration from ( select id , min(case when [Access Type] = ‘IN’ then time_stamp end) as first_in , max(case when [Access Type] = ‘OUT’ then time_stamp end) as last_out , cast(min(time_stamp) … Read more

[Solved] How make a conditional split in Javascript?

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One easy solution would be to use placeholders that you shouldn’t otherwise expect in the given context. I’ve used unicode zero-width characters in the below example: var arr = “A > , lgt; B , lgt; C > ; 100, 119, 150” .replace(/>/g, “\u200B”) .replace(/</g, “\u200C”) .split(“;”); arr.forEach(function(el, i) { arr[i] = el.replace(/\u200B/g, “>”).replace(/\u200C/g, “<”); … Read more

[Solved] When the image is fully loaded, then show the form else wait

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Assuming that the #spmain element is an img, then you can attach a handler to the load() event to run some code when the image has fully loaded. Try this: function button_3b2_form1_submit() { $(‘#spmain’).attr({ ‘src’: ‘images/OwnagePranks/rakesh/Hippity Hoppitus.Some Budy.png’, ‘usemap’: ‘map_to_the_form’ }); } // attach this in the document.ready handler: $(‘#spmain’).load(function() { $(‘#map_to_the_form’).show(); }); 5 solved … Read more

[Solved] Concatenating two string variables in dataframe in R

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It would help if you provided more information. Here is an example: df <- data.frame(x=1:26, y=as.factor(LETTERS)) paste(df$x, df$y) [1] “1 A” “2 B” “3 C” “4 D” “5 E”… paste(df$x, df$y, sep=””) [1] “1A” “2B” “3C” “4D” “5E”… It doesn’t matter what class the elements are, the engine will convert them to character class. If … Read more

[Solved] What does * mean in sql?

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I am providing you answer by seperating each part of code. SELECT == It orders the computer to include or select each content from the database name(table ) . (*) == means all {till here code means include all from the database.} FROM == It refers from where we have to select the data. example_table … Read more

[Solved] Having issues in filtering with product list with data attributes

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Here is the JS code you need to modify: var a=$(“input.brand”); var b=$(“input.store”); var brand=new Array(); var store=new Array(); $(‘input[type=”checkbox”]’).change(function(){ if($(this).is(“:checked”)){ $(‘#prod >div’).hide(); if(this.className == “brand”){ console.debug(“brand checked”); brand.push($(this).attr(‘id’)); }else if(this.className == “store”){ console.debug(“store checked”); store.push($(this).attr(‘id’)); } console.log(brand+”,”+store); displaydivs(brand,store); }else{ $(‘#prod >div’).show(); if(this.className == “brand”){ var index = brand.indexOf($(this).attr(‘id’)); if (index > -1) { brand.splice(index, … Read more

[Solved] Is there a way to generate a list string within Python, without any other 3rd party packages?

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You can simply map each integer to string using inbuilt map function and map returns iterator so you can convert it into list. list(map(str, range(11))) should do. output: [‘0’, ‘1’, ‘2’, ‘3’, ‘4’, ‘5’, ‘6’, ‘7’, ‘8’, ‘9’, ’10’] solved Is there a way to generate a list string within Python, without any other 3rd … Read more

[Solved] Do I have to call return true each time I use onMessage.addListener responseCallback?

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This is the expected behavior and clearly stated in the documentation: This function [sendResponse] becomes invalid when the event listener returns, unless you return true from the event listener to indicate you wish to send a response asynchronously (this will keep the message channel open to the other end until sendResponse is called). Your function … Read more