If it is about the longest possible matching (sub)string, thus the most specific one, the task actually can be solved pretty easy. sort the array descending by each of its string-item’s length property. Iterate the array … for each string item, try whether it is included within the given text. Stop iterating with the first … Read more
By passing the data from Page1.html through get method and retrieve it on Page2.html, you can do like following Page1.html <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <form action=”Page2.html” method=”get”> <select name=”color” > <option>Blue</option> <option>Red</option> </select> <br><br> <select name=”shape” > <option>Square</option> <option>Circle</option> </select> <br><br> <input type=”submit” /> </form> </body> </html> Page2.html <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <style> .RedSquare{width:200px;height:200px;background:red;} .BlueSquare{width:200px;height:200px;background:blue;} … Read more
First you need to create a variable to store the difference in minutes. Get the first date as reference and create a collection with it. Then filter the rest of the dates checking if the minute component between the the reference date and the current date are equal to the difference. If true increase the … Read more
Okay, reviewing your HTML-template I’d suggest the following solution: extend your nagelpaletten-model by adding the field bestellmenge or just menge. e.g. export class nagelpaletten { constructor( bestellmenge: number, PKArtikelID: string, laenge: number, Gewicht: number, ME: number, Preis: number ) {} } Maybe your model is structured a little differently but mine is just supposed to … Read more
Firstly, here’s a new working CodePen. What I have done is to use variables, category and day to persist the chosen category and day filter values respectively. This is instead of relying on the existence of a .selected class appearing on each filter element. This has the benefit of firstly removing the need for the … Read more
Something like this (assuming your data is named df) # get the column names that follow this pattern cols = grepl(“[0-9]+_parameter”, names(df)) # see if any of those columns have a 97 any(df[cols] == 97) A base R way to filter for rows that have a 97 in any of those columns is this: df[rowSums(df[cols] … Read more
Chrome based on webkit-engine, so you have to use somethink like this. -webkit-filter: drop-shadow(12px 12px 7px rgba(0,0,0,0.5)); 1 solved CSS Filter didnt work – Chrome Inspector strikes trough [closed]
You can filter an array of Hotels to only keep hotels that contain a RoomPrice whose roomType property is present in an array of RoomFilter using two nested contains(where:) calls inside your filter, one searching Hotel.prices and the other one searching roomFilters to see if there is at least a single common element between the … Read more
Ok JB Nizet gave me the answer, thank you a lot, it’s above my level, but it is working, so nice !. If u’re curious about my labo, it’s here : http://nicolash.org/football/#/liste have a nice day Solved the inverse problem with this : Is it possible to filter angular.js by containment in another array? And … Read more
maybe not the best way to do it, but will get the job done. vars_df = unique(df$x) for (i in 1:length(vars_df)) { assign(paste0(vars_df[i]), df %>% filter(x == vars_df[i]), envir = .GlobalEnv) } solved Automatically subset data frame by factor
As per my understanding, You have 3 checkbox and each contains the array as a value. Now, on checkbox selection you want to print the selected checkbox array. If Yes, you can try this : new Vue({ el: ‘#app’, data: { checkboxes: [], boundingBoxes: [ { name: “bounding box”, color: “red” }, { name: “bounding … Read more
Add one more else if to your code: else if (key === “score”) { const low = filters[key] === “20” && user[“score”] <= filters[key]; const medium = filters[key] === “50” && user[“score”] < 50 && user[“score”] >= 21; const high = filters[key] === “70” && user[“score”] < 70 && user[“score”] >= 51; const veryHigh = … Read more
Using LINQ is the best option here. If you want access your class in regular loop, it will be like this: foreach (KeyValuePair<string, MYCLASS> entry in MyDic) { // Value is in: entry.Value and key in: entry.Key foreach(string language in ((MYCLASS)entry.Value).Language) { //Do sth with next language… } } 1 solved How to get specific … Read more
jQuery Get the selected country and then find the <option> using attribute-equals-selector and hide the siblings $(function () { var country = $(‘.selected’).data(‘country’); $(‘#CountryCode’).find(‘[value=”‘ + country + ‘”]’).siblings().hide(); $(‘#CountryCode’).val(country); }); HTML Add data-* attribute to the html elements <ul> <li data-country=”ARG”>Argentina</li> <li data-country=”USA” class=”selected”>United States</li> <li data-country=”AUS”>Australia</li> </ul> DEMO 1 solved How to filter a … Read more
You don’t have pageTypeId property in the object. Because of that, i changed this property to id in the statement, and if you want filter value 1 or 2, i used || characters. Maybe you will edit your code like this, it will work. let tmpArray = [{“id”:”1″},{“id”:”2″},{“id”:”2″},{“id”:”3″},{“id”:”3″}]; this.nodes = tmpArray.filter(x => { return x.id.toString() … Read more